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Taranaki Daily News, 31 July 1922, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. N'Z. LOAN & M.A GG STRATFORD. TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1922. Store Stock 12.30 p.m. 100 MIXED age ewes 20 yearling steers 25 good dairy cows, 2nd and 3rd calvere HAWERA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1922, At 1 p.m. 200 B6EAD MIXED CATTLE, PIGS etc., including—--50 dairy cows 40 in-calf heifers ‘ 50 yearling heifers 25 store pigs ' 1700 4 & 6 TOOTH WETHERS i 300 mixed sheep Note.—The above wethers are an ex- ' ceptionally good line, and are all gooc , skinned and big framed sheep. They art off high, country, and were bred in the Hunterville District. Our client havinc purchased ewes in lamb, is therefore disposing of all his dry sheep. CLEARING SALE. ON THE FARM, KIRI ROAD, TE KIRT FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1922, At 12 noon. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. ■JZJ'AVE received instructions from Mr. A. M. Sims, who has sold hie farm, to sell as above— WITHOUT RESERVE—--0 4 CHOICE GRADE JERSEY AND I JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS. 6 Jersey yearling heifers (good) 2 Jersey yearling bulls (good) 1 Pedigree Jersey bull (“Tataraimaka”) ] good milk carter (slight reserve) 1 hack Gig and harness 2 milk carts 50 fully paid shares Awatuna Dairy Co. (slight reserve), 1 s.f. plough, “Steel Queen” Discs, Tripod & Chain Harrows. Buckets, Strain>er, 3 Swingle Bars, 1 Price’s Jack, Copper and frame, Unique Copper and Stand. 20 sheets Iron, 10 Cords Rata Firewood, Fowls, Ducks, Furniture and Sundries. Quantity Tools. NOTE. —Our Agent has inspected the above cows, and reports that they are an exceptionally choice lot. The majority are straight-out Jerseys, and are in good condition. They are 2nd, 3rd and 4th calvers, and are due to calve August and September, the hulk being due in August. This herd i«s well known throughout the district, and- has put up the highest test at the factory for the past three years. They started the season just finished with a 4 test, and finished with a 6.3 and averaged 2401bs butter-fat. These cows have been milked on very poor country, and should do exceptionally well on the plains. The returns and particulars of each individual cow will be given out at the sale. We can thoroughly recommend dairymen in search of good stock to attend this sale. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. HIDE AND TALLOW SALE. FARMERS’ CO-OP., STRATFORD. NEXT SALE—AUGUST 15. Advice labels on application.

'Y'OL will shortly be thinking of your Swede, Turnip, Rape, and Farm Seeds for this Spring sowing. Make up your mind to have seeds of the highest germination, as proved by the Department of Agriculture, and double dressed ioy our special machinery. The highest > standard. and best value obtainable. We I must, as far as possible, keep our own ; money in our own country—goodness | knows we can do with it all. Our seeds I are obtainable in packets and in bulk f from many of the principal merchants or stores in almost every town. If you have any difficulty in procuring our seeds, write to us direct. Insist politely but firmly on having Cooper’s Seeds, the “Seeds of Success." Obtainable from progressive Merchants and Stores all over New Zealand. F. COOPER, LTD. WELLINGTON.