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Taranaki Daily News, 8 July 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION.N.Z. LOAN & UCO OF QLEARING SJALES. JULY: Monday, July 12th.—F. W. Rowland, Opunake. Monday 12th.—Mr. Kelly, Opunake. AUGUST: Monday 9th—X. S. Cox, Opunake. HAWERA HORSE FAIR. SATURDAY, JULY 10. Entries are now being tkKen for the above. Forms on application at the office. SALE OF PEDIGREE CATTLE. A. & P. SHOW GROUNDS. HAWERA. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25. Present entries comprise: JERSEYS, SHORTHORNS, HOLSTEINS & AYRSHIRES, Froir best breeders in Taranaki. Further Entries Solicited. ON THE FARM, KAIMATA ROAD, KALMATA. FRIDAY, JULY 9th, at 12.30. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., EJAVE received instructions from Mr. P. J. PETERSON, who has sold his farm and is leaving the district, to sell by public auction— WITHOUT RESERVE: 37 GRADE JERSEY COWS 1 empty cow 0 yearlings 30 in-calf Jersey heifers 2 farm horses, good in all work 1 very good stock pony Disc Harrows, Milk Cans, Fowls and * Ducks, Seed & Table Potatoes. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: } 1 rising 4-year pedigree Jersey bull 2 2-year Pedigree Jersey bulls 3 yearling Pedigree Jersey bulls 1 Pedigree bull, calf 1 Tedigree bull calf, out of the champion cow ''Sunbeam" 2 young pedigree Jersey cows in ' calf We have inspected this herd, and can truthfully affirm that they are a clinking good herd of Jersey grade cows, all showing well in calf to Pedigree bull, and M". Peterson is to be congratulated on having built up such a fine herd. In the 20 years he has been dairying, Mr. Peterson has never had a clearing sale before, and the herd has always been known as one of the finest in this and in the Midhirst district, where Mr. Peterson started tho herd. The heifers are a very choice lot, and the pedigrees have been bred from the best strains of butter fat producer*. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ON THE FARM, EAST ROAD, STRATFORD. MONDAY, 12th JULY. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., TAVE been favored with instructions from Mr. Thos. Lyford, who is giving up dairying to sell as under,— WITHOUT RESERVE: AQ HOLSTEIN DAIRY COWS J PEDIGREE HOLSTEIN BULL, "Admiral de Kol" 11 2-year I.C. Holstein heifers 3 store pigs 1 roan mare (aged) WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 1 milk waggon 1 set chain harrows 1 s.f. Duncan plough 1 set discs *• 1 sow (to farrow August) WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 107 F.P. Shares Stratford Dairy Co. (in lots) 1 Joubert Gelding, 4 years Also at same place and time, the farm consisting of — 236 ACRES > Title B ° rou ßl' Lease > 50 years to run, rental at 2s Gd per acre. This is one of the best dairying farms on the Eatt Road, and has been in Mr. Lyford's possession for upwards of 20 years. Arrangements for inspection can bomade through our Stratford office. SALE AT 12 SHARP. NOTE.—These cows are all Mr. Lyford's own breeding, the herd having been established for upwards of 20 years, this being his first clearing sale. The foundation of the herd came from Mr. Grigg, of Longbeaeh, and new blood from the sams breeder has been introduced from time to time. The cows and heifers are in firstclass condition, and the factory returns for years past speak for the milking quality of these cows. Clients requiring first-class cows will do weij> to attend this sale.