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Taranaki Daily News, 2 August 1922, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS’ CO-OP AT OUR ELTHAM YARDS. (For Convenience of Sale.) FRIDAY. AUGUST 4. 1922. ? At 1 p.m. sharp. rpHE FARMERS’ CO-OP. received last’.actions from Messrs,. BADGER BROS,, Matemateonga, who are giving up dabying, to sell by Public Auction as WITHOUT RESERVE—OR HOLSTEIN, SHORTHORN & JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS, .practically all 2nd, August and September calvers • 35 2-year-old springing heifers from choice herds NOTE?—These battle have been running on steep country at Matematednga, and ehould’do well wherever they are taken. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. ON THE FARM, G LOWER STUART ROAD, ELTHAM. MONDAY. AUGUST 7, 1922. At 12.30 p.m. rpHE F.yiMERS’ CO-OP. have received instructions Jrom Mr. N. H. Dudley. who is leaving the district, to sell by Public Auction as above— CHOICE DAIRY COWS (due this month) 7 2-year Jersey heifers, in calf to pedigree Jersey bull 2 pedigree Jersey* bulls 3 good farm horses 4 sows 1 boar 5 weaners 4 tons oaten hay, 264 shares Eltham Dairy Co. (slight reserve,;, waggon, spring tip-dray, cultivator' (nearly new), Booth <-f. plough, McCormick mower (uig G), discs, tripod and chain harrows, wheel sledge, swingle trees, 2 whay tanks. 3 sets harness chains etc., 2 Z coppers and stands and sundries. I NOTE.—Onr Agent has inspected this (herd and reports that they are in the (pink of condition, mostly young Jersey ; cross, cows in calf to pedigree Jersey j bulls. They have averaged 255 lb ’ butter-fat with 12 2-year heifers in the I herd. Light Luncheon Provided. Terms STRICTLY CASH unless finanI cial arrangements have been made with ' the management beforehand.

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HIDE AND TALLOW SALE. FARMERS’ CO-OP., STRATFORD. NEXT SALE—AUGUST to. Advice labels on application. . PLANTING SEASON. 1922. MAY, JUNE, JULY. JQ'OW IS THE TIME TO PLANTACACIA DECURRENS (Black Wattle), 17/6 per 100, £5 per 1000. BARBERRY—One year 35s per 1000, 2year 75s per 1000. BOXTHORN—Price upon application. ELEAGNUS, ESCALLONIA, GOLDEN ’ ~ AKE AKE, PRIVET, LAUREL—One year 25s per 100: 2-year 35s 100. EUCALYPTUS —For shelter, 20s per 100. For timber, £5 per 1000. LAWSONIANA —2-year 40s, 3-year 60s per 100. MACROCARPA—-2yr 35s per 100. PINUS INSIGNIS—For shelter. 30s per 100. For timber £5 to £lO per 1000 PINUS MURICATA—2 and 3yr 30s to 40s per 100. FRUIT TREES—2/6-to 3s each. 28s to 33s dozen. ROSES—General collection, 20s dozen. General Lines Nursery Stock. • DUNCAN & DAVIES. LTD.. New iPlymouth. Telephone 465. W. PETTIGREW. Stratford. G. H. MILLS. Normanby. W. MOSS. Ngaere. * ‘ Other and Wanganui Nur-] aerymen.