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Taranaki Daily News, 20 June 1930, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION. MR. E. W. JOHNS’ SALE. AT OKAIAWA SALEYARDS. FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1930. At 1 p.m. 'J’HE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have received instructions from Mr. JOHNS, who is giving, up dairying, to sell on his behalf the following stock, etc., WITHOUT RESERVE:— gQ JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS COWS. 1 Bull. ■’ 7 Weaner Heifers. 2 Horses (all work). 2 Sows .o farrow August (in pig to pedigree boar). 1 Empty Sow. 7 Weaner Figs. Implements including S.F. Plough, Discs, Tyne and Tripod Harrows, Spring Booth Cultivator, Spring Tip-dray and Harness, Swingletrees, Cans, Wheelbarrow, Methven Copper and Stand, and useful Farm Sundries. 1 new Barnlett Mower (slight reserve). NOTE.—The above cows are a particularly nice herd of good dairy type, with a good majority of young cattle, mostly July and August calvers, in great condition—individual dates will be given at the sale. The implemente also are in first-class order and we recommend buyers tc attend this sale. Please note that cattle may be left on the farm until the end’bf the month at the purchaser’s risk. On account of Mr. W. J. OLDFIELD:— 6 Tested Cows. 1 Horse Spring Tip-dray (subject to sale). 1 2-Horse Cambridge Roller. 1 Feeding-out Trolley. On account Mr. G. R. WALKER, Okaiawa: — 1 Horse and Harness. 1 Massey Harris Mower. Tools, Snigging Chain. 1 Cart. MR. H. R. WHITEHEAD'S SALE, ON THE FARM, TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1930. OHANGA ROAD, ONAERO. ONAERO. At 12.30 p.m. 'J’HE FARMERS’ CO-OP, ORG. SOQIETY OF N.Z., LTD., lias received instructions from Mr. H. R. Whitehead, who. is going in for sheep, to sell the whole of his Herd and Sundries, WITHOUT RESERVE. 69 Dairy Cows. 5 Heifers. 1 Skim Milk or Water Pump. 1 Deep Well Pump (complete). 1 40-gal. Milk Vat. 4 12-gal. Cream Cans. 1 10-gal. Cream Can. I Cream Cooler. ' 6 Pig Barrels and Troughs.SLIGHT RESERVE: 1 5-Cow New Zealandia Milking Plant with Anderson Engine. - 1 90-gal. Alfa Separator (done 3 sea-, sons).

’ The cows are mostly Jerseys, in good condition, and showing well in calf. The majority are early calvers, and individual dates will be given at sale. This herd for the past three years has averaged just on 3001bs. of fat. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 800-gallon Milk Vat, and useful DEATH’S ESTATE SALE. > ON THE FARM, FRASER ROAD, ELTHAM. MONDAY,. JUNE 23, 1930. At 12.30 p.m. rpHE FARMERS’ CO-OP. has been favoured with instructions from, the Executors to sell on behalf of DEATH’S ESTATE—WITHOUT RESERVE. yg JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS. 8 2-Year In-calf Jersey Cross Heifers (good). 12 Jersey Weaner Heifers (well grown). 3 Jersey Weaner Bulls. 3 Pedigree Jersey Bulls. 1 Heavy Draught Gelding t (all work). 3 Good Half-draught Horses (all work). 1 Aged Mare. 1 Sow and Litter of seven. 1 Sow to farrow. I Purebred Tamworth Boar. II Milk Cans, 1 Director Strainer, 1 Plunger, 5 Buckets, 1- Waggon, 1 ? Spring Dray, New Empire Drill, Massey-Harris Mower, Hay Rake, Gate Sweep, B.M. Disc Harrow, Tripod and Chain Harrows, set Tyne Harrows, S.F. Booth McDonald Plough, 3-Horse Swingletrees, 3 sets Collars and Hames, Saddle and Breeching, Back Bands, Harness, Chains, Stumping Jack, 2 Cross-cut Saws, 2 Crowbars, Maul and Wedges, 2 Logging Chains, Pig Net, Planet Junior, Sling Sledge (sundries all in fair order). NOTE. —This is a genuine herd, of good young cows in very good condition. They have averaged just on SOOlbs. fat for the past season. The majority are all 3rd. calvers and are due July and Augiffit. Individual calving dates will b~ given at sale. The implements, etc., are also in very fair order _and as the property- has been sold everything is for absolute sale. We unhesitatingly recommend those in search of good quality young cows to attend this sale. ’ LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED.