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Taranaki Daily News, 16 June 1923, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS’ CO-OP QLEARING gALES. June 18th.—Henry Thrush, Lowgarth. June 19th. —Settlers Loan Co. as Mortgagees (A. V. Corkill), Mere Mere. June 20th. —J. H. Taylor. Normanby. June 20th.—A. Duggan, Auroa. June 21st.—H. W. James, Waitotara. June 21sl.—S. A. Litchwark, Mere Mere. June 22nd.—Grant and Co., Mokoia. June 22nd.—Robert Johns, Okaiawa. June 24th.—W. R. Free, Lower Stewart Road, Eltham. June 25th.—C. J. Crockett, Ngaere. June 25th. —A. E. Death, Hawera. June 26th.—Estate J. Fearon, Mangatoki. June 26th.—G. F. Mason, Te Kiri. June 27th.—D. J. Wills, Ohangai. Jun? 27th.—M. J. Lockley, Te Kiri. June 28th.—Ben. Waterland, Waverley Yards. June 28th.—Geo. Stevens, Okaiawa, at Hawera Yards. June 29th.—Mark Trott, Mata. June 29th.—A. Yeates, Taikatu Road> Otakeho. June 30th.—J. Brown, Te Kiri. July 2nd—Jas. Daly, Sutherland Road, Manaia. July 4th.—E. Anderson, Tuna. July sth.—A. J. Turner, Koh;. July sth.—D. S. Maxwell, Tariki. July 6th.—J. A. Graham, Sole Road. Ngaere. July 12th.—W. Hamilton, Whakamara, at Hawera Yards (for convenience). July 18th.—Robt. Bremer, Sons and Co., at Waverley Yards for convenience. July 19th. —H. A. Blackstock, Eltham. July 24th.—R. A. Hugb.es, Waverley. July 31st.—W. H. Watkins, Waverley Yards. August 15th—Opunake Horse Fair. August 16th.—Inglewood Horse Fair. August 17th and 18th.—Hawera Spring Horse Fair. October 17th.—Hawera Pedigree Jersey Bull Fair.

STRATFORD TUESDAY, 19th JUNE, 1923. 250 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, in-' eluding: 20 weaner heifers On Account of a Client: 20 YOUNG DAIRY COWS (early calvers). OPUNAKE SALE. MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1923. 200 HEAD MIXED CATTLE 1 set disc harrows 1 swamp plough Quantities sundries ON THE FARM, FINNERTY ROAD, LOWGARTH. MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1923. At one o’clock. 'J'HE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY have been favoured with instructions from MR. H. THRUSH to offer on above date— WITHOUT RESERVE 0 PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS. 2 choice pedigree Jersey heifers, (2 years). .2 choice pedigree Jersey heifers, 1 (yearlings). 1 pedigree Jersey bull by Lord TwiliSh. 1 pedigree Jersey bull, (yearling). 18 grade Jersey cows. 3 grade Jersey heifers. 2 farm horses. 1 -light spring cart and harness, single furrow P. & D. Duncan plough, tripod and chain harrows, 1-9 Coulter Massey Harris drill with seed box and broadcaster, sledge, milk cans, and all farm sundries. All the above cows have been tested and the individual test will be given out at the sale. Mr. Thrush has had the highest test at the factory for the past three years and buyers can attend this sale with every confidence. All the cows are in calf to pedigree Jersey bull. Extended pedigrees will be obtainable at the sale. These cattle are descended from such well-known sires as Eminent Fontaine (imp.), Campanile Sultan (imp.), Doctor (imp.), Bobbington (imp.), Magnet Boy (imp.), and Squire (imp.). Luncheon Provided.

ON THE FARM, MEREMERE. t TUESDAY, JUNE 19. At 1 o’clock. !r fHE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have received instructions from the Mortgagee of A. V. CORKILL to sell on above date— WITHOUT RESERVE. DAIRY COWS, Holstein, Shorthorn and Jersey Cross, August and September calvers 7 Jersey yearling heifers 1 Jersey bull 1 Holstein bull 2 good farm horses 1 gig horse 1 sow and litter 30cwt. waggon in good order, discs, gig and harness, dray, s.f, lever plough, No. 4 ram, vacuum pump WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 1 4-cow Gane milking plant 1 Wolseley engine in first-class order Luncheon Provided. Stock purchased at this sale may be left on the place until the 28th inst., at the risk of the purchaser.

The residents of Stratford and district are notified that Ernest Davies, the Lou-don-qualified sight-testing optician, visits Stratford every Tuesday, and may be con■ulted at Mr. Gaffaney’s, Broadway. Hours: 0,30 a.m. to 4 p.xn>