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Taranaki Daily News, 22 June 1925, Page 12

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS* CO-OP ON THE FARM, HURLEYVILLE. TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1925, At 12.30 p.m. rpHE FARMERS’ CO-OP ORGANISATION SOCIETY of N.Z., Ltd., have received instructions from MR. A. WISNOWSKI, who is leaving the district, to Sell on above date WITHOUT RESERVE. Jg DAIRY COWS, July and August cal vers .. 6 Jersey weaner heifers 25 hoggets 15 fat ewes 18 good store pigs 2 good farm horses (slight reserve) 6 milk cans and sundries NOTE.—These cows are practically all Jersey and Jersey cross in good condition and young and have done particularly well, producing in the vicinity -of 3001bs. of fat for the past season. Individual tests and dates will be given at the Sale. We have no hesitation in recommending these cattle to anyone in search of first-class dairy stock. ALSO on Account of MR. E. SATTLER, whose lease has expired WITHOUT RESERVE. 30 DAIRY COWS, July and August cal vers 1 gelding (all farm work) 1 gig and harness and sundries This herd comprises good young cows, mostly Shorthorn, in good condition. They are practically all second and third calvers and due early. Individual dates will be given at Sale. Light Luncheon Provided. ON THE FARM. KENT ROAD EGMONT VILLAGE. TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1925. At 1 p.m. rpHE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z, LTD., have been favoured withinstructions from MRS. BYNGE, to sell by Public Auction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE. Jg YOUNG JERSEY GRADE COWS (August-September Calvers). 1 P.B. Yorkshire Sow and Litter. 2 Young Sows (to farrow). 1 Horse. 76 Young Brown Leghorns and R.T. Red Hens and Pullets, 50yds. 6ft. Netting (new), Cow Covers, about 2 tons Good Hay, Winch and Wire Hope, Harness, Quantity of Tools and Farm Sundries, 2 Cream Cans, 3 Milk Buckets. ON ACCOUNT OF A CLIENT. 20 in-calf Jersey and Jersey-Holstein heifers. 1 Cow. 1 Cart and Harness. >8 Cows. 1 Pedigree Jersey Bull. 1 Hack. NOTE: We report that the above herd comprises young Jersey cows, of very good quality. All cows have been tested. Dates and returns at sale. The poultry include young high-class Rhode Island Reds, Wyandottes, Brown and ‘White Leghorns. Light Luncheon Provided. ON THE FARM, RAMA ROAD, AUROA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1925. 12 O’clock. gPHE FARMERS 4 CO-OP., having received instructions from MR. W. TOMLINSON, will sell as above, the Whole of his Live and Dead Stock, as follows— WITHOUT RESERVE. 02 g OOD JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS COWS 10 springing heifers 3 weaner heifers 3 good wagon horses 1 trap horse 1 sow and 7 good weaners 4-cow Treloar Plant and Releaser, Anderson Engine, good order, 3 Sets Harness, Tyne and Tripod Harrows, 5 Aside Discs and Carriage, 2 s.f. Ploughs, Copper, Barrels, good 9 Coulter Drill, good Full Lock Wagon and Spring Tip Dray, Albion Mower, 2 Hay Sweeps and Stacker, Horse Hoe, Hay Rake, Gig and Harness, Bull Chains, Chains, Covers, Stumping Jack, etc. ALSO Household Furniture, including Piano, Beds, Stretchers, Lino., Sofas, Chairs, Pictures, Writing Desk, Dressing Table, Porcelain Bath, Washing Tubs, etc. ALSO 5-seater Dodge Car (slight reserve). Mr. Tomlinson is leaving the district, and everything with the exception of the car is for absolute sale. The herd is a youngish lot containing a lot of second calvers and comprise Jersey and Jersey cross cows; good bodied cattle which will do well wherever taken, and due to calve in July and August; a big percentage of July calvers to pedigree Jersey bulls, and are in good condition. The implements are in good order, having been housed when not in use, and are as good as new. Calving dates at the Sale. Light Luncheon Provided. “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” in the depth of winter with a “UNIQUE” HOT WATER BOTTLE. Guaranteed not to leak or crack. Look for name “UNIQUE” on stopper, 6