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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 19 July 1918, Page 8

AUCTIONS. AT 'MANAIA YARDS. TUESDAY, JULY 23. At 12 noon sharp. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., have received instructions frorn^ Mr L. K. Sheard, lnaha, who 16 leaving for camp, to sell as above by public auction— WITHOUT RESERVE. 28 choice dairy cows, July and August calvers 1 pedigree Jersey bull 1 bay milk cart mare (aged) 1 unbroken bay filly, rising 3 years, by Bellfounder 2 sows, to farrow in August 1 Berkshire boar 4 store pigs 1 spring dray and harness, milk cans and coolers, set tripod harrows, 18 cow covers NOTE.—The above herd of cows are mostly Jerseys in good condition, the majority of ivhich are young., Mr Sheard has always culled heavily, and owing to his leaving for camp everything must be sold at the fall of the hammer. IMMEDIATELY AFTER ABOVE SALE. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., have received instructions from Mr J. F. Stevenson, trustee to the estate of the late W. L. Steven- | son, to sell as above by public auction— ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE 80 choice Jersey-Shorthorn cross dairy cows, July, August and] September carvers NOTE.—The above herd was withdrawn from sale on Thursday, 11th inst., owing to the inclemency of the weather, and will now be sold at thej fall of the hammer. Also— On account of Mr J. F. Stevenson— 25 choice dairy cows NOTE.—Mr Stevenson will give his personal guarantee with each of the foregoing cows. ON THE FARM, SKEET ROAD, TE ROTI. I THURSDAyTjULY 25. At 12.30.p.m. mHE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE { -*- ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF J N.Z., LTD., have received instructions i from Mr Michael Kelly, sen., who is relinquishing dairying, to sell as above by public auction— WITHOUT RESERVE, 106 choice Shorthorn 2nd, 3rd and 4th July, August and September calvers 20 choice Shorthorn springing heifers (good line, slight reserve) 16 store pigs 2 sows with litters 1 milk waggon in good order, milk cans, cooler and buckets, 2 600-gallon tanks WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 2 very well-bred Shorthorn bulk . 1 6-cow bucket plant L.K.G. milking machine complete, with 31-h.p. Tangye engine. Auto milk pump with 50ft milk shuting, all in good order NOTE.—Mr Kelly has been daiirying for the past 30 years, and this is the first sale held by him in that time. He has culled exceptionally heavily each year and replaced with heifers of his own breeding. Further, his herd is woll-known round the district, and he has been noted for keeping the choicest and best of stock. The cows are in good condition, whilst none of them are above a fourth calver, 6O intending purchasers can rest assured! of being offered choice young dairy cattle; 45 of the foregoing have been hand-milked. j Luncheon Provided. ON THE FARM, ELTHAM ROAD, OPUNAKE. j THURSDAY, JULY 25. At 12.30 p.m. | THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., have received instructions from Mr A. J. Crawford, who has j ■sold his farm, to sell by public auction ■ as above— t WITHOUT RESERVE. 3S Shorthorn dairy cows, mostly close up I 8 2-year Shorthorn springing heifers 1 Shorthorn bull, 2 years 3 farm horses, any trial 5 yearling heifers 6 weaner pigs 1 spring tip dray in good order, milk cans, buckets, s.f. plough, disc harrows, chain harrows, fowls, 12 turkeys and sundries; also all his household furniture and effects WITH SLIGHT iIESERVE. 77 shares in Awatuna Dairy Co. 1 piano 1 Buick motor car 1 sewing machine NOTE.—The cows are in calf to a Shorthorn bull, and are a really firstclass lot, all showing down well, and in good condition. Luncheon Provided. DAIRY" Boots for Ladies.—Our Ladies' Fleece-lined Bluchers are1 a boon. Then our Kip Dairy Boots'l at 14/6 are strong. Get your Boots I ready now for the milking se ason, and ' buy from the N.Z. Clothing Factory, ! THICK White- Towels, 1/- each •'' Brown do., 40 - 22, 1/- each.— Bon Marchc Sale, Kaponga.