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Taranaki Daily News, 10 September 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS' CO-OP CLEARING SALES. " SEPTEMBER. Wednesday, 10-Mrs. Hikaka, oil the farm, Oeo. Friday, 26—Messrs Ansford Bros., Korito (at our Inglewood Yards). Date to be arranged—T. N. Blackball. , Lepperton. HAWERA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. 360 HEAD MIXE,D CATTLE, including: GO store cows 25 forward cows . 10 fat cows 30 2-year steers 40 yearling steers 60 yearling heifers 60 mixed yearlings 25 empty heifers 40 3-year springing heifers 20 2-year springing heifers 300 hoggets 200 mixed sheep 12 good iveaner pigs 10 good wearier pigs 1 plough 1 dogcart 1 set svvingletrees

On account of Mr. Coaslett Johnston: 15 choice springing heifers close to profit FARMERS' CO-OP. HAWERA. SKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW. (")FFERU\'GS held at Stratford every Four weeks. Next offering, Aug. 19. Consignmnets must arrive by the Friday previous. Labels may be obtained on application to any of our Agencies. ELTHAM ROAD, OPUNAKE. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. At 1 o'clock. R. MORRISSEY & CO., JJAVK been favored with instructions from Mr. J. M. Hickey, Jim., to sell as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: 28 DAIRY cows and heifers, on tlie point of calving 14 HEIFERS IN MILK The above are a'very superior line of young, high-grade Jersey cattle, having a strain of the noted K.C.B. blood running through the lot. They are a selection from the well-known herds of Messrs E. Long, Fred Hoakin, S. Forsyth, and Chas. Jeffries. We can thoroughly recommend the above to dairy farmers, and consider them the best dairy stock we have inspected this season.

LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ON THE PREMISES, PATEA. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. At 12 noon. R. MORRISSEY & CO., H AVE received instructions from tlie Patea Brick Coy. to sell as above: The whole of their plant, machinery, buildings, etc., including: ' 580,000 bricks (in lots) 1550 sheets galvanised iron (in lots) Crabtree boiler, horizontal engine and super-lieater (complete with fittings, pump, and water connections), Crabtree brick-making machine, rollers ' and overhead eccentric spade, Crabtree cutting-off table, Whitaker (Eng.) power mixer complete, American steam die (with fittings for common and press bricks), 300 ft, belting, IS working pulleys, shafting (complete wjth brackets and plummer blocks), 2 ordinary brick dies, iron rails, new chimney stack, potter's wheel, hand brick press, horse drays, wheel, crowding and off barrows, Buffalo hand forge, anvil, vice, oil filler, grindstones, and sundries. Buildings, consisting of machinery and engine shed (Crick), store and stable (wood), and outbuildings 3 }-acre sections, Carlyle Extension, suitable for building sites.

400 ACRES FREEHOLD with good fi-roomed House. Sheepyards, and Wool Shed; all plonghable; all in grass, and subdivided into 20 paddocks; will carry sheep witli ease as a grazing proposition, or would make two good daily farms. This is a good, clean place, and is in splendid order. PRICE £25 PER ACRE— £IOOO CASH. 05 ACRES FREEHOLD with 0roomed House, 4-lmil Cowshed, and Machines; all in grass and crops; no weeds; handy to Factory and Post Office.' This is tip-top country and in a good district. PRICE £Bl PER ACRE— £ISOO A. L. HUNTER & CO., AGENTS, KING STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. (Opp. Hooker Bros.) Daily News car leaves each morning at 4.30 o'clock for Hawera, returning from Hawera (L. O. Hooker's) at 7.15, Eltham 7.55, Stratford 8.15, and Inglewood 8.50, reaching New Plymouth (via Egmont Road) at 9.30 W. Bransgrove proprietor,