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Taranaki Daily News, 17 April 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. N.Z. LOAN & M.A. GO OPUNAKE. MONDAY, APRIL 19. ft :i/4-yeur fat I'.iul forward bullocks 30 2-year steers (good) 80 18/20 month steers 12 fat cowa 40 forward and store cows 15 2-year in-calf Holstein heifers 20 2-year very choice grade Jersey in-calf heifers 4 2-year in-calf Jersey heifers 20 2-year in-ealf Shorthorn heifers (good) 5 springing heifers 4 good dairy lieifora in milk (guaranteed) 7 choice grade Jersey weaner heifers 10 grade Jersey weaner hetfer% 50 weaner heifers 40 weaner steers CO mixed weaners 8 bulls 22 store pigs 1 sow in pig lOOJanibs 20 fat sheep 8 sacks table potatoes 7 bags onions 500 rimu fencing posts.

IMPORTANT DAIRYING LAND SALE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION KATONOA YARDS. FRIDAY, APRIL 23rd, 1920, At 1.30 p.m. slmrp. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., H AVE been favored with instructions from Mr. F. (}. Shaekleton, Hawera, to sell by Public Auction as above— TWO REAL (iOOD DAIRY FARMS. ACRE.S, being section 10, block IX., Kaupokonui S.D., fronting Opnnake-Stratfovd road; all flat and in good grass; 40 to f>o acres have been pltmghed; f>roomed house, concrete cowshed aiul other outbuildings; 2| miles from Awatuna factory, school and store. 1 OA ACRES, being section fl, block IX., Kaupokonui S.D.; all Mt and in good grass; well watered; big stack hay and fi acres swedes; G-roomcd house, concrete cowshed and trapshed; H miles froirf Awatuna factory, school and store; on ElthamOpunake Road. TERMS: 2% per cent, on fall of hammer, 15 per cent.'on date of possession, balance ■< years at G per cent.

DAIRY HERDS. FOR PRIVATE SALE. 35 Jersey cows. An exceptionally good good line, all young. A herd that has been heavily culled each season, 35 Jersey and Jersey cross cows. Another, good herd. Mostly Jerseys, and all in calf to a pedigree Jersey Bull. 40 mixed cows. Practically all Holsteftis. A real good line of this color and can be obtained at a reasonable figure. 155 mixed cows, pick of 42.' An exceptionally fine herd that has shown excellent butter-fat returns, which can be seen on application. About half Jersey, the balance Shorthorn Jersey ero««. 40 cows, mostly Jersey. A herd thai has been farmed on rough country and shown good returns. Pastured ■with pedigree Jersey bull. A herd that should sell readily and give excellent results on good ' country. 20 cows, 15 Jersey, 5 Holstein-Short-Jiorn.' Another herd that has been milked on hilly country. Owner anxious to sell. 50 cows, pick of 60, mostly Jersey; incalf to pedigree Jersey bull. A good even line showing plenty of quality. Pedigree bull can be taken with cows at same price, 58 young cows, all client's own rearing. 11 Jerseys, balance big proportion Hols'teins. These should sell. 50 cows, pick of 03, all young. Big proportion Jersey. The above herds contain practically all July and August calvers, and delivery can be taken any time up to the end of June. Prices and full particulars on application to

NEWTON IvTNG'S STOCK DEPT., NEW PLYMOUTH. I have numerous other herds of all sizes, on my sale register, and will be pleased to arrange inspection for prospective buyers. FOR SALE. GOOD COWS, also some P.gs Particulars— MAORILAND DAIRY COMPANY, Watiganui. FOirSALK 4-() GOOD DAIRY COWS, produced lfiOO lbs milk in flush of season, at present 800-lbs. Average test for season 4.3. Can show returns. Apply this office for address. Carry a bottle of "Xazol" in your vest ptrket or handbnj:. and use very freely. It >= undoubtedly the »est preventative i&rfiwn against influenza Infection.