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Taranaki Daily News, 15 August 1922, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS’ CO-OP INGLEWOOD. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16. 20 EMPTY HEIFERS. 40 Jersey cross yearling heifers 60 springing cows and heifers 300 >EWES close to profit. ‘WITHOUT RESERVE. 13 good genuine dairy cows. On account of a client — The whole of his herd of Dairy Cows, consisting of—--44 2nd- and 3rd calvers, showing plenty of quality and condition, and calving early. 5 in-calf heifers 6 store cows 3 Jersey and Shorthorn bulls. ' OPUNAKE SPRING HORSE FAIR. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16. At 11 a.m. sharp. HORSES, including broken and un'broken, heavy, medium and light draughts, milk carters, ■light harness horses, hacks, ponies, etc. 1 good milk waggon, 2 buggies, long shatter gig and harness SPECIAL ENTRY. On account of Mr. J. M. Hickey, sen.— 12 staunch heavy draught mares, all work 2 staunch draught stallions 12 unbroken draughts, 1 and 2 year 2 Shetland ponies and saddle ihorses w 1 milk waggon (carry 12 cans), 1 spring dray and harness » All horses MUST be yarded by 9.45 a.m. —4 HAWERA SPRING HORSE FAIR. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. AUGUST 18 and 19, 1922. 210 HORSES, comprising heavy, light and medium draughts, milk carters, light harness horses, hacks, ponies etc. 100 good milk carters broken to all work 40 good three-quarter to heavy draught horses, all work 30 light harness horses, hacks, ponies, etc. 20 good Shetland ponies quiet for children to ride BiJSgy an( l P°le shafts, quantity harness, waggon and dray 1 Shetland stallion, Lord Hastings On account of Mr. Phil Bremer, Okai-

awa— THOROUGHBREDS (1 gelding and 3 fillies); 2by Husbandman out ~ of Gleam, 1 by Gazeley out of Gleam, 1 iby Husbandman out of Vacilate On account of Messrs. McCarthy Bros., Hurleyville—--20 milk carters, unbroken and (broken On account of Messrs. Wilson and Buckley, Ararata—--2 staunch draught shatters, all work 5 good milk carters, all work ORDER OF SALE: FRlDAY—Draught horses and milk xsarters. SATURDAY—Light harness horses, hacks, poniep, etc. All unbroken horses must be yarded by 8.30 a.m., and broken horses by 10 a.m. 1 FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. ON THE FARM CLIMIE %D., NGAERE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1922. At 12.30 p.m. FARMERS’ CO-OP. have received instructions from Mr. W. Ricketts,ti who is leaving-the district, to sell by Public Auction as above— WITHOUT RESERVE: gg CHOICE JERSEY DAIRY COWS, 2nd and 3rd early calvers 3 2-year Jersey heifers f 1 Jersey bull 2 half-draught hoftes (good) 2 sows, close to farrowing 1 spring cart, I set harness, 1 gig and harness, 1 set harrows. NOTE.—The above are a very choice lot of young Jersey cows. They are in good condition and showing up well in calf. Light Luncheon Provided ' aTjr ‘ Terms Cash. AT OUR STRATFORD YARDS. (For convenience of Sale.) SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1922. At 1 p.m. FARMERS’ CO-OP. have received instructions from Mrs. F. M. Robson, Kiore, who is giving up dairying, to sell by Public Auction as above— WITHOUT RESERVE—gg YOUNG DAIRY COWS, mostly 2nd to 4th calvers, at profit and due to calve Aug. and Sept. I Vn account Mr. M. T. Phillips—