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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVIII, Issue LXXVIII, 25 July 1919, Page 8

AUCIIGNS. FARMERS' CO-OP. CALENDAR OF CLEARING SALES JULY. Thursday.. 24-Simson.Bßrer* r Wheimukura. Monday 28— H. N. Chapman, Warea. luesdaj 29—David Biack, Palmer Hd Kaponga. Wednesday, 3Q — J. E. Hickey , Ngaere (at Eltham. Yards) Muireday, 31^R. C. Dawbin, corner of Hastings and Eltham roads Mingatoki. ' * • AUGUST. Friday, B—Sam Death, sen Fr«ser Road,. Elthanu ' Monday 4— Thomas Sinclair, Oaonui (xn Opunake Yards) SEPTEMBER. Wednesday. 3—J. Medley, Waiongona. HAWERA SPRING HOBSE~FAtR. FRIDAY <fc SATURDAY AUGUST 22 & 23; 1919! OPIfNAICE ~HORSE FAIR. SATURDAYf AUGUST i& Entries, Solicited:. OKAIAWA. MOMIDAyTjULY 28. t SO HEAiD MIXED CATTLE, iu- ± tIU eluding— 15 forward corns--3Q store cows 5 fat cows 3Q yearling, heifers 3Q yearling, steers 25 mixed yearlings. 5 bulls IS hoggets. ON THE FARM,~W.AREA. MONDAY, JULY 281 At 12.3Q p.nu THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY 01 N.Z.^ILTD.,, have received instructions from. Mr H.. N. Chapman, who has sole :hi» farm, to sell by public auction a* above— WITHOUT RESERVE. 7<fc extra choice young grade Hoi etein dairy cows,, early calvers with aibout dozen good Siort horna 25; choice 2ryear Holstein springing iheifers by D e Kol's Buttei Boy f t pedigree Holstein bull Duke oi GarfieH1 (1045); sire Jute G&rfiekl, dam Waitara Duchea 1 ped. Holstein heifer Netherlanxl^s Domino IV. Raceland* (2458); sire Longb.eaoh Kinj of itihe Netherlands, dam Long beach Michaelmas Daisy I 2|-year purebred Holstein bul De Kbl*s Butter Boy 1 2-year grade Hokiein bull 1 purebred Berkshire boar 1 young purebred Berkshire sow I horse and harness' Spring tip dray (1 ton), L.K.G 5-cow milking macMn e plani with releaser and buckets milk cans (20 and 25-gal.) } iroi boiler anos frame (a;bont 25 gal.) } horse covers, cow covers troughs, barrels, test bottles and sundries 1 Hutcheson pump (slight r© serve) . 1 McCormick drill (slight reserve NOTE.—Our agent, who has inspect ed ftihe above herd, reports* that tin cows are in splendid condition and ar< early calvers. Also that Mr Chapmai has been using pedigTee Holetein bulk for Ine past 15 years, and the cows are in calf to pedigree bulls now. W« have every confidence in recommending them to intending purchasers. Cars will leave Mr E. Woolridge's garage, New Plymouth, and the Farmers' Co-op, offices, Hawera, Stratford, Opunake and Kaponga at 9.30 a.m. sharp. Clients, wishing to attend the sale are requested to send their names in immediately. Luncheon Provided. ON THE FARM, PALMER ROAD, KAPOMJA. TUESDAY, JULY 29. At 12.30 p.m. sharp. rp-HE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVH -1- ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., have received instructions from Mr David Black, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction as aJbove— WITHOUT RESERVE. 6 ped. Milking Shorthorns, early oalivers, passed for admission in vol. 3, N.Z.S.H.B. 3 Milking Shorthorn cows, ea-rly calvers, entered1 for vol 4, N.Z.S.H.B. 1 2-year ped. Milking Shorthorn heifer, in calf and entered for vol. 4 33 grade Milking Shorthorn cows, young, August and September calvers 11 2-year in-calf grade Milking Shorthorn hesfers 8 25-gal. milk cans WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 ped. Milking Shorthorn 2-year bull General Gordon of Cornwall Park; sire Clinker 1 grade Milking Shorthorn 2-year 'bull; sire Bismark 10 grade Milking Shorthorn yearling bulls; sire Sir Garnet of Cornwall Park 1 heavy draught gelding, 7 years, j all harness 1 gig and harness NOTE.—The above cattle hare been mostly bred by the owner, and are a\\ *by pedigree Milking Shorthorn sires, Tho cows are all young, in frnst-class fcondition, and are showing up ireU. We "would recommend Shorthorn dairymen 'and those requiring choice cattle to, attend this sale. Luncheon Provicled,