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Taranaki Daily News, 14 July 1920, Page 8

SALE.? BY AUCTION. ELTHAM YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 14th JULY. THE FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. JJAVE boon favored with instructions from the Executors of the iate Albert Harrison's Estate, to sell as under, WITHOUT RESERVE: 1!) dairy cows (August calvers) 22 dairy cows (September calvers) 3 dairy cows (October oalvers) Sale at 12.30 sharp. NOTE.—Our agent, who has inspect;d the above cows, reports thoit they are one of the choicest lots of grade Jersey* he has seen this year. They are ail second and third calvers, in real good condition, and showing up well in calf Practically the whole herd was br.d by the late Albert Harrison, who ussii nothing but high-class pedigree Jersey bulls. The cows can be recommended to any dairymen in search of the b&st burterfat strain dairy.stock.

ON THE FARM, LOWER DUTHIE ROAD, MATAPU. THURSDAY,. JULY 15. At 12 noon sharp. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE been favored with instructions from Messrs. Luxton Bros., who have sold their farm, to sell by public auction as above, — WITHOUT RESERVE: gg EXTRA CHOICE DAIRY COWS, - mostly Jerseys, 2nd and 3rd calvers, due to • calve JulyAugust 10 extra choice grade Jersey springing heifers 10 extra choice grtide Jersey yearling heifers (slight reserve) f> empty cows 1 waggon horse (all farm work) M H. mower, plough and sundries 140 fully paid-up Joll Dairy Co shares bearing 5 per cent interest (slight reserve)

NOTE.—Our agent has inspected the above herd and reports that it comprises about two-thirds well-bred Jerseys, with the balance Holsteins and Shorthorns. They are very forward in calf and in tip-top condition, having been on turnips and hay for the past six weeks. The heifers are well-bred grade Jerseys, well-grown, and in good condition. For the pa3t four years individual tests have been taken of thj herd, and these, together with the datas of calving, will be announced at the sals. Messrs. Luxton Bros have been dairying for ithe last sixteen years, and this is the first sale held by them in that time. Most of the cattle are their own breeding. Both cows and heifers ca-.i be recommended to dairymen in quest of first-class dairy stock. On account of Mr. E. Blackwell— WITHOUT RESERVE: I 1 school children's gig horse .1 gig and harness 1 waggon horse, fi years, all farm work (slight reserve) 1 waggon, carry 14 cans, nearly new (slight reserve) 1 gig and harness (slight reserve) 1 5-seater Ford car, practically new (slight reserve) 2 fully paid-up Farmers' Co-op shares (slight reserve) 1 Unique copper and stand, 12-gal 6 sacks seed potatoes, beehive, horse covers and sundries, household furniture and effects including piano (slight reserve) Terms for all Furniture and Sundries STRICTLY CASH. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12.30 p.m. sharp.

FARMERS' CO-OP* SKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW. OFFERINGS of the above will be held j at Stratford every four weeks. ' Sheepskin Valuation, Tuesday, July 20 Hide (-. Tallow Sale, Tuesday, July 20. j Wool Valuation, Wanganui, July 28. WAIKATOFARM. FOR QUICK SALE. 1280 ACRES FREEHOLD. 1280 A ' CRES froe-hoM; is situated in* a prosperous district and township; subdivided into numerous sheep-proof paddoeks. The property if flat to undulating, and all ploughable but, 100 acres; about (150 acres are sown dowrfin good English grasses; no weeds and the balance is fern and tutu; no stumping to be done, only put a mateh to the fern, which acts as a fertiliser, then the plough, sow down in turnips or clover, great results. Buildings: Sound eight-roomed house, conveniences, up-to-date cowshed, machines, etc, 100 cows can, be milked on the front of this farm if desired. Cream cart passes the door, school within half a mile. Price, for quick sale, £lO 10s per acre; £SOO cash to good man, balance of money at IS per cent. Sole Agent— NEWTON KING LAND DEPARTMENT, SNOLEWOOD.