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Taranaki Daily News, 15 July 1915, Page 8

ON THE FARM. HASTINGS ROAD, MANGATAHI. SATURDAY, JULY 17th. At 12 p.m. sharp. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIKTY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., J-JAYK received instructions from MR. .1. F. CAI'LEY, whose lens** lias vxpircd at Vvaiki, to SEIL. as above, WITHOUT RESERVE — 75 dairy cows, mostly llolstem■Shorthorn cross, second to lit'tli culvers, due July and August •20 Holstoin-Shorthoni oross weaners 1 bay marc, aged 1 filly, 18-montli, by Ilere I Go 1 pony 3 well-bred Holstein bull?. The sale is Iwing held at Mafapii. as the lease expired on July 7. The above, herd can be thoroughly recommended to intending purchasers. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. cu-arino sale. oni'Trr.Axai road. 'otakkho. MONDAY, JULY l!)th. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW .ZEALAND, LTD.. •J-jAYK received in.-trui-iion- from MR. W. WALK ICR, who 'ha-, h-a-ed his farm, t„ SKLL lIY AIVTIOS. :» WITHOUT RESERYE—J! dairy cows. Ui"-t'.y July and Au-l>;i-i. oalvors 15 heifers in calf 2 eaipty cows 3 weancr steers 2ft yood hisgsets J sr-ring cart an.l harm 1 ---. 1 s.!. j,Sough, 1 -el. disc, i ««-t tyne harrows, I set tr:pnd harrows, 1 hay sweep. 1 sledge, grindstone, -.if no'.. IVaoi'-c bar cud ydongh ciii,in>, milk caiH and buckets, jiereator, wheeiliarrow, hay knife and forks. sledge hammer, wedges and crowbar. 2 large wooden water troughs. 1 +0()-gal-]<ju tank, hou.-eliold furniture and sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE — 1 bay mare, aged, in foal to Do-

1 bay marc, VnuUhut, in fo.il to Zulu, broken to saddle and liarncsa 1 t!iw->]iuirtcr-<lrauj:lit marc, broken to all harness 1 spring-carter. dvrs, broken to all harness 1 yearling colt, l>y l!aron Martin 1 vparliii" colt, liy liroadlcaf 1 bay cob, 4yr*. broken to saddle ]| .Simplex milking plant aiul engino 108 Kar.pokonui shares fully paid up. RALE AT 12 NOOX STTARTV LUXCTIEOX l'lUl\'inKD. NOTE. —Free "jrazin;;' to end of July at owner's risk. On account of Mr. McPiiillip?. Auro.'i— -1 lialf-drauglit horse, guaranteed. MAXAWJIERO ROAD, BIVEBLEA. (Near Factory.) .TUESDAY. JULY 20th. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instruction l ; from MR. W. GARDNER, -vvlio has relinquislied dairying, through iH-licalUi, to SELL BY AUCTION, a a above. WITHOUT RESERVE—

40 DAIRY COW'S (Jersey). August calvers. SALE AT I I'.M. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE.—The above herd are in good condition and are well bred, and are mostly third calvers. All eows bought can, if desired, remain on farm, free of charge (at owner's risk), till 2(!th July. On account of another vendor (with slight reserve)— 1 draught gelding, 7yrs, 4rtaf, any harness. CLEARING SALE. WEDNESDAY", JULY 21st. TE KIRI. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., H AVE received instructions from MR. J. MORGAN, "who is giving up milking, to 'SEIX (BY AUCTION, as above, WITHOUT RESERVE—•33 young dairy cows, August and September calvers 5 2-year heifers in calf 6 yearling heifers '3 sour* 10 weaner pigs Milk cans, buckets and sundries Goodwill of lease of section I'2D, block 11, Opunake S.D., containing 347 acres; lease 1(> years to run at ;£ls per annum, and is renewable. This section, is situated on the west side of the Kiri Road. SALE AT 12.3(1 P..W. LUNCHEON PROVIDED.