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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 18821, 11 July 1923, Page 10

AUCTION SALES. THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD. CLEARING SALES. July 12th.-—W. Hamilton. Whakamara, at Hawera Yards (for convenience). July 12—M. J. Mollory, Tuna. July 17—J. B. Jack, at Manaia Yards. July 18.—S. M. Hopson, at Inglewood Yards. July 18th. —Robt. Bremer, Sons & Co., at Waverley Yards (for convenience). July 13th —Estate Alex. Oliver, Turu Turn Road. Hawera. July 18th.— A. Knapton, Rama Road,. Kaupokonui. July 19th.—H. A. Blackstock, Mata. July 23rd.—W. G. Lister, Finnerty Rd., Lowgarth. July 24th.—R. A. Hughes, Waverley. July 24th.—W. R. Free, Stuart Road, Eltham. July 26th.—F. A. Titchwark, Mere Mere, at Hawera Yhirds (for con.) July 31st.—W. H. Watkins, Waverley Yards. July 31st. —Dave Walker, Waverley, at Waverley Yards. Aug. 15th.—Opunake Horse Fair. Aug. 16th. —Inglewood Horse Fair. Aug. 17th and IStli.—Hawera Spring Horse Fair. Oct. ,17 th.—Pedigree Jersey Bull Fair, Hawera. FARMERS' CO-OP. WAVERLEY SALE. FRIDAY, 13th JULY. 100 HEAD MINED CATTLE: :4‘) five-year bullocks 10 fat cows. 10 3-yr. Jersey heifers, early calvers. 600 ewes in Jamb to b.f. rams. 400 good mixed hoggets. 1 Yorkshire boar. j 2 sows to farrow August. j 1 sow with litter of 11. On account of Mrs. Blake.— 12 dairy cows.

SPECIAL SALE OF HIGH GRADE JERSEY HEIFERS. UNRESERVED. MANAIA SALEYARDS. MONDAY, JULY 16, 1923. At 1 p.m. '’THE FAMERS’ CO-OP., at the re quest of several of their clients will hold a special unreserved sale of high grade Jersey heifers on the above date. PRESENT ENTRIES. On account of Mr. Robt. Gibson, Manaia.— 20 PARTICULARLY’ GOOD 2-vear JERSEY HEIFERS, in calf to Pedigree Bulls, early calvers. 4 Pedigree 2-yr. heifers. 1 Pedigree 3-yr. cow. The above are descended from such well known sires as K.C.B. Starlight, Molina’s General, Brighton’s Twylish. Campanile’s Sultan, Doctor, Lord Twylish, Monopoly, etc. Extended pedigree will be available at sale or on application to the Auctioneers. On account of Mr. Steven J. Bennett: | 8 good 2-yr. in calf heifers 1 Pedigree Jersey cow. On account of Mr. Jno. W. Cowan.— 2 6 extra choice 2-yr. in-calf Jersey heifers. On account Muggeridge Bros.— 10 choice 2-yr. in-calf heifers. On account of Mr. Horgan.— 17 choice Jersey weanerg. Further entries of good heifers solicited. This is undoubtedly one of the best selections of Jersey heifers ever offered in South Taranaki, and those in search of good cattle are recommended to be present.

WAVERLEY’ Y r ARDS. (For convenience). WEDNESDAY, 18th JULY’, 1923. j At 11 a.m. sharp. THE FARMERS’ CO-OP. ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., have received instructions from Messrs Robert Bremer, Sons and Co., to sell on above date: Without Reserve. 150 Jersey and Jersey cross dairy heifers. 100 Holstein dairy heifers. 40 Ayrshire cross dairy heifers. 140 Shorthorn and Shorthorn Jersey cross. The above are all in good condition and selected as weaner calves from the best dairy herds in Taranaki. They arc all in calf to selected grade Jersey bulls, bred from butter-fat cows. The vendors are prepared to graze, free of charge for one month at purchaser -s risk, ten or more dairy heifers, purchased by any one person.

SALE OF DAIRY HEIFERS. 'J’HE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COY., LTD. wish to draw the attention of the farming community to the sale on behalf of Messrs Newland Bros, at the Associated Auctioneers’ yards, Waverley, on 20th July. 120 Jersey, Jersey cross, Holstein and S.H. 2-year empty heifers. QUESTION. —Wc asked one of our suppliers: “To what do you attribute the success of our Maoriland Company?” After considering for some time, he replied, “By taking your suppliers into your confidence and utmost fairness to all, even to your competitors.” This is one of our supplier’s estimate of us, and we were pleased to get his view. “Live and let Live,” is a good axiom at all times, and we have only done our duty to the man on the land who has home-separated cream for sale, and perhaps cannot join up with a co-operative factory. Perhaps he sat on leasehold land and preferred not to take up shares and thereby save himself worry. For further particulars write MAORILAND DAIRY CO., LTD , P.O. Box 185, Wanganui AGENTS FOR “DTABOLO” SEPARATORS.

“No-Rubbing” Help is a further triumph for New Zealand made goods, which we hereby confirm. Wanganui grocers.