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Taranaki Daily News, 26 July 1922, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS’ CO-OP HAWERA. THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1922. 35Q HEAD MIXED CATTLE, PIGS. Sundries, etc. S prime fat bullocks 25 store and vveaner pigs and porkers 15 good store pigs 20 Southdown lambs On account of Mr. F. G. Willcocks, hi«s herd from the Nolan Road farm— WITHOUT RESERVE: gg CHOICE DAIRY COWS, mostly early calvers. NOTE. —These cows are first-class dairy sorts, being in good condition and well forward in calf. They can be recommended to intending purchasers. (Printer's Note—The words “by order of the Court” were placed at the head of this line on Monday by error). On account of other vendors—--00 DAIRY HEIFERS & COWS, in lots to suit purchasers 300 MIXED SHEEP - On account of a client — 15 choice Jersey cross dairy cows. .August calvers, in calf to a pedigree Jersey bull 3 yearling Jersey heifers by Mr. Buxton’s Jersey bull .Ry order of the Court — ; 12 dairy cows close to profit (Printer's Note—This line was in Monday’s issue inserted higher up in this advertisement, making it wrongly appear that the 66 cows were also being sold by order of the Court.) ON THE FARM, EVERETT ROAD, INGLEWOOD. THURSDAY. JULY 27, 1922. At 12.30 p.m. rpHE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have received instructions * from Mr. R. S. W. HUNT, who is retiring from dairying, to sell by Public Auction as above— WITHOUT RESERVEDAIRY COWS, practically all 3rd calvers, good condition and in calf to Grade Jersey bull 2 cows in milk 2 2yr heifers 1 rising 3yr Grade Jersey bull 3 yearlings 2 sows with litters 2 farm horses 1 Spring Tip Dray, 1 Rustic Cart, Mower. Duncan S.F. Plough, M.H. Disc Harrows, Chain and Tine Harrows, Stumping Jack and Farm Sundries. SLIGHT RESERVE—--1 3-cow Gane Releaser Plant with 2i h.p. Grecnslade engine and 65-gallon Alfa-Laval Separator (subject to sale), 1 horse, trap and harness. LIGHT LUNCHEON. Our agent has inspected the herd and reports that the cows are all young and in good condition, showing plenty of quality and are showing well in calf. More than half the herd come in in August and the balance in September. They are in calf to a Jersey bull and a fair proportion are Jersey and Jersey cross cows. The implements are in good order and the spring dray is new. Terms STRICTLY CASH unless financial arrangements have been made with the management beforehand. AT AUROA YARDS. (For convenience of Sale.) SATURDAY, JULY 29. 1922. At 12.30 p.m. sharp. qpHE FARMERS’ CO-OP. Tias received instructions from J. Sanson, whose lea-se has expired, to sell public auction as above — WITHOUT RESERVE: DAIRY COWS, mostly JerseyHolstein, Aug. and Sept, calvers 2 half-draught horses Dray and harness, 5 milk cans, s.f. plough, Cambridge roller, 9-coulter Duncan drill, tyne, tripod and disc harrows, sundries, etc. 1 4-cow plant Simplex milking machine (with slight reserve) NOTE.—The above cows are in good condition and very forward in calf. Buyers would do well to attend this sale.’ | Light Luncheon Provided.

FOR SALE FARM AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MUST BE DISPOSED OF IMMEDIATELY TO CLOSE ESTATE. ACRE farm, 7-roomed house, dairy herd, milking machines and implements, as going concern i £45 per acre. 100 ACRES, well-improved farm, good house and outbuildings, 4 miles from borpygh:’ £4O. 1 0-ROOMED Residence, large garden, orchard and 10 acres, glass-house, stable and workshop, tennis lawn and bathing-pool, 2 miles from borough: £2500. I ACRES, bush farm, 100 acres in erase: £lO per acre. 80 ACRES, in grass, all ploughable: 52 ACRES and large house. 4 miles from N.P. post office: £3500. For further particulars applv— McEWEN BROS.. Shoe Store, N.P,