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Taranaki Daily News, 29 July 1921, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS CO-OP OPUNAKE. MONDAY, AUGUST 1. 250 ‘—-'P MIXED CATTLE, Etc., Including—--50 choice springing heifers In order to go back to our calendered fortnightly sales we .ire again holding Opunake sale as above. MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1921, 12.30 sharp. ON THE FARM, MoLEAN ROAD, OKATAWA. THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE 'ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., ‘PI’ AVE received instructions from Mr. Robert- McCay to offer as above, Without Reserve:— gQ GOOD JERSEY, SHORTHORNS & HOLSTEIN DAIRY COWS, mostly young and in good condition J PEDIGREE JERSEY BULL 2 wagon horses 3 breeding sows 5 store 1 wagon, 1 four-cow Simplex milking plant, together with 3-h.p. Hornsby engine and Booth, pump (new), hayrakes, tync harrows, sledge, 9 milk cans, farm sundries, etc. Mr. McCay is a returned soldier and is confined to the hospital for an inden nite period through injuries received at the front, consequently lie is compelled to go out of dairying. The cows ern be recommended, and we hope that those in search of dairy stock will make a point of being present at this.sale. Light Luncheon Provided. SPECIAL SALE OF HIGH-CLASS 3-YEAR JERSEY DAIRY HEIFERS. AT WAVERLEY YARDS. MONDAY, AUGUST 1. At 1 p.m. sharp. THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD.,

JPAVORED with instructions from Messrs. W. H. Watkins and D. ■Walker, will offer by public auction as above— On account of MR. W. H. WATKINS, his .annual Draft, of— WELL-BRED GRADE JERSEY ' 3-YEAR IX-CALF HEIFERS NOTE.—Fifty of these heifers arc- Mr. Watkins’ own breeding and ane by ‘Enid’s K. See (2789), who traces back to .K.C.8., 'and Queen’s Knight (3478), who traces back to Campanile’s Sultan. They arc in calf to Corona’s'Aster, 6867 \who is by Bright Aster, who is the sire of 6001 b butter-fat daughters and is a half brother to Sulttan’s Daisy, the world’s champion Jersey butter-fat cowj Bright Aster is the sbn of that great matron Genoa Daisy, who is also the dam of Sultan's Daisy) and Mayor of 0.K., 4907. These heifers are well up to the standard of the vendor's previous years’ drafts, which are so well and favorably known that they require no recommendation on our part. An outstanding feature of these heifers is that they are 3-year-old-s. Buyers of highclass Jersey heifers can with confidence attend this sale, for thby will not be disoppointed either in the quality or the condition of our vendor's entry. On account of MR. DAVE WALKER, his Annual Draft— EXTRA CHOICE ’3-YEAR INCALF HEIFERS, Aug. and Sept, calvers NOTE.—More than, half of these heifers are Jerseys, while the -balance are sorts. They are all showing well in calf and are in good condition. Prospective buyers requiring seats in the cars going to the sale are request- , ed to reserve same with the auctioneers immediately. STRATFORD SALEYARDS. TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1921. THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD.,

JJAVE been favored with instructions from Mr. G. C. Knox, who is giving up dairying, to sell on above date WITHOUT RESERVE: 22 CHOICE DAIRY COWS (August and September calvers) NOTE.—Our agent has inspected the above cows and reports that they are a particularly good herd, early .calvers and in good condition and are practically all Mr. Knox’s own breeding. We can thoroughly recommend these cows to anyone. L. A. NOLAN & CO., HIDE, WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS Next Sale August 16. Advice Cax’ds and Labels on Application* When you go to the theatre, inhale Nazol occasionally—it will protect you against Colds, Sore Throats and Influgems-