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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 28 May 1919, Page 8

AUCTIONS. j^ARMERS' COOP. LfiSP£RSAL SALE~ PEDIGREE AND GKADE JERSEYS ON THE FARM, DUTME ROAD MANGATOKI. THURSDAY, MAY 29. rpHE FARMERS^CO-OPERATIVE -■- ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., have received instructions | from \T. H. Pawson (late of Apiti), j who has sold his farm and is relinj quishing dairying, to sell by public auction as follows— * 1,-19 PEDIGREE JERSEST COWS ■*■** AND HEIFERS 2 PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS °" " GRADE JERSEY COWS, 3, 4, and 5 - September calrers, with few later Farm implements, sundries and a little household furniture NOTE—Pedigree stock has been t purchased from such prominent breeders as A. E. Watkins, CDonnell j Bros., John Nicholson, Mrs H. For'«yth, Taranaki; S. R. Lancaster, Palmerston North; Mrs A. Cobbe, Feilding. Thie fact alone ought to attract many Jersey fanciers to the sale. The grade cows are also a, very choice lot, in the pink of condition, and we can confidently recommend them to intending purchasers. Oars will convey buyers to sale from Hawera and Eltham. Catalogues obtainable on application to the auctioneers. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. Luncheon Provided. - ■ 105722467» ON THE FARiM; SOUTH ROAD, HAWERA. MONDAY, JUNE 2. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE x ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., have received instructions from Mr William Rickaifl, who has sold ids farm and is relinquishing dairying, to sell by public auction as above—WITHOUT RESERVE. 58 choice dairy cows, mostly second and third July-August calvers 1 3-year in-calf heifer (slight', reserve) . 6 store cows 1 purebred Shorthorn bull 1 purebred Shorthorn bull (first ■ ' m at Feilding Show and champion at Wanganui) 8 fat sheep 2 waggon horses • r 1 pony (good jumper) 1 sow, to farrow 1 1 .purebred Berkshire bow, to farrow, August 1 - 1 drill.lime sower {new), MasseyHarris mower, d.f. plough, chains and swinglebars, 2 good sledges, 2-horse discs and harrows, 26 cotton canvas cow - covers (new), 6 25-gal. - milk cans and numerous sundries SJLIGHT RESERVE. 1 30-gal. Alfa Laval separator 1 waggon (new) and waggon harneafl NOTE.—The above herd comprises some really choice young dairy cows in the pink of condition. They are showing tip well, have been heavily culled; and we can recommend them to intending purchasers as choice dairy cattle. ," ■ AT THE HOUSE, COLLINS ST. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11. At 1.30 p.m. BJMITH & EASTON have been fay- . ored with instructions from Mr M. deary to sell a* above— The whole of his household furniture and effects Particulars Later. CENTRAL MART. - THURSDAY/MAY 29, At 1.30 p.m. ,O(MITH & EASTON have been favik> Ore< j w it n instructions from Mr Hennessey, who is leaving the district to sell as above'— His household furniture and effects (removed to mart for conveni- | ence of sale), including massive j (rimu sideboard (5 mirrors), 5- , piece suite in old gold plush, occasiona # l tables, seagrass chairs, cake stand, Bradbury treadle machine, Morris couch, tables, hall stand, carpet runner, blinds, pictures, books, stereoscope and views, bed 9 and mattresses, duchess pair, chests drawers, iwashstands, toilet set, cot, Canadian chairs, crockery, pres. pan, pots and pans, garden tools, electric iron and sundries Long-shafter gig JUST LANDED " A fresh line of OLYMPIC SEPARATORS 13, 18 and 30-gallon capacity. Buyers are delighted with them. "Why not try one and also be delighted. We shall be glad to show them to you. A RRIVED, Garden and Flower £V Seeds.—A full stock of Cooper's, toeeds now on hand. Arriving shortly a^ tull supply of Sutton's seeds in stock: Garden manure, superphosphates fowl grit, pollard, bran, fowl wheat sucrosene, ceromilk. ralf food in <>s> s ' 50 s and 100's. Try the new liquid I stove polish Whiz. Save your cash cou- ' ■poris, 1/- in the £ is paid on these — John Gilmour, The Octagon, Manaia-