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AUCTIONS H. MATSON AND CO. SALE OF DAIRY BRED CATTLE. SALE OF DAIRY BRED CATTLE. REGISTERED and GRADE. REGISTERED and GRADE. TOMORROW (THURSDAY). APRIL 28 TOMORROW (THURSDAY). APRIL 28 (Or immediately after the Fat Lamb Sale.) AT OXFORD SALEYARDS. AT OXFORD SALEYARDS. H. MATSON and CO. will conduct the following realisations at our Oxford Yards on the above date on behalf of the following vendors:— MR A. DICKIE, Oxford: 6 Registered Jersey Yearling Heifers. 11 Registered Jersey 2-year-old Heifers. 1 Registered Jersey Yearling Bull. 1 Registered Jersey 2-year-old Bull. 1 Registered Jersey 3-year-old Bull. The two-year-old Heifers are due to calve in September. MR M. A. WINTER. Oxford (who has changed over to sheep): 4 Registered Ayrshire Cows. 13 Friesian and Ayrshire Cross Grade Cows. 10 Two-year-old Friesian Heifers. 5 Ayrshire Cross Heifer Calves. The adult cattle are due to calve Au gust-September. 2 Registered Ayrshire Bulls. (Catalogues available on application.) MR A. E. FRAMPTON. View Hill: 4 20-months-old Steers. 3 Two-year-old Steers. 5 18-months-old Friesian Cross Heifers. H. MATSON and CO.. Auctioneers. 7936 H. MATSON and CO. OXFORD SALE. THURSDAY, APRIL 28, AT 12 NOON SHARP. Account of CLIENTS: 1200 Fat Lambs and Ewes. Please note that Special Cattle Sale will commence approximately 1.30 p.m. H. MATSON and CO., Auctioneers. 7973 H. MATSON AND CO. CLEARING SALE. 170 GARDINER'S ROAD, HAREWOOD. FRIDAY NEXT. APRIL 29. 1955, AT 1 PM. H. MATSON and CO. have received instructions from the TRUSTEES in the ESTATE OF LATE N. DONALD to conduct a complete clearing sale of the live and dead stock as follows: cows—--29 Friesian and Friesian Cross Cows, principally recently calved, balance in profit and due late autumn. 8 Friesian and Friesian Cross Springers, dry now, and due soon. 2 Heifers, due soon. Dates supplied on day of Sale. The above Cows’ ages range from 2nd to 6th calvers. are really first-class cows and can be thoroughly recommended. No unsound cows in the herd. HORSES—--3 Aged Draught Horses. POULTRY30 Mixed Age Fowls. PRODUCE680 Bales Lucerne Hay (good). 1140 Bales Meadow Hay (good). 470 Bales Threshed Oat Straw. 2290 Quantity Salt. 18 Sacks CT.M. Dried Blood. 6 Bags Wheat. MILKING PLANT—-3-cow Direct Supply Milking Plant, Villiers Standby Engine, Milk Cooler, Vale Water Heater (25 gallons). Pump and Motor. 30 Cow Covers, Buckets and Shed Brooms, Hose, etc. IMPLEMENTS— Potato Sorter, I.H.C. Potato Digger, Horse-drawn Grubber. 7ft Cambridge Roller, Sledge, Clod Crusher, 16-blade Steel Queen Discs, Massey Harris Horse Mower, Single Furrow Plough, I.H.C. Lime Sower. Duncan Double Furrow Plough. Double Furrow Disc Plough. Four Leaf Harrows and Bar. SUNDRIES— Little Marvel Pump. Barbed Wire, Crowbars. Hoes. Shovels, 3 Horse Hoes. Planet Juniors, including one new one, Sack Barrow. Quantity Harness, Scythe, Knap Sack Sprayer. Six 44-gallon Drums, 300 SecondSacks. 7 Sack Tarpaulins. Planet Seeder, Briggs and Stratton 1J h.p. Motor. TRUCK—- ’ x , Truck and Stock Deck, order 4o,ooo milcs 3041 in rea lly first-class CAR1937 Nash Sedan Car, W.O.F. H. MATSON and CO.. Auctioneers. 7936 H. MATSON AND CO. SPECIAL SALE OF DAIRY CATTLF SPECIAL SALE OF DAIRY CATTLE 80 HEAD 80 HEAD 80 HEAD REGISTERED JERSEYS REGISTERED FRIESIANS HIGH PRODUCING GRADE COWS LEESTON SALEYARDS, LEESTON, On THURSDAY, MAY 5 On THURSDAY, MAY 5. (Please Note Alteration of Date.) SALE COMMENCES AT 1 O’CLOCK On Account MR ROBERT HAMPTON, Lakeside: 12 Registered Jersey Cows. 6 Grade Jersey Cows. All spring calvers. 7 Grade rising Two-Year-Old Heifers (depasturing with bull since January 1, 1855). On Account MR ROBERT D. LAMBIE, Lakeside: 34 Grade Friesian Cows. Specially selected. All bred by the owner. Depasturing with Registered Friesian Bun since November 7, 1954. Factory returns in our hands are extremely good. On Account MR ROBERT H. D. HUDSON, Springston: 8 Registered Friesian Cows. Butterfat records at sale. Due to calve in August. 1955. 3 Registered two-and-a-half-year-old Heifers. Due June, August, September respectively. > Registered two-year-old Heifers. Two due in spring, one empty. 1 Registered eighteen-months Heifer, not served. 3 Registered eignt-months Heifer calves. 3 Grade Friesian Cows, due June. July. 2 Grade Friesian Heitors, due AugustSeptember. 0 Grade Friesian Heitor Calves. This vendor’s herd averaged 4071 b but-ter-fat for the season, and have all been T.B. tested, including the cattle to be sold. DAIRY FARMERS and STUD BREEDERS DA TRY FARMERS and STUD BREEDERS Messrs Hampton and Lambie are on this occasion disposing of their entire herds, as they are both giving up milking. The offering is bound to meet with the apgroval of the most discerning and keen uyers. Both herds are well and favourably known, and the fullest details will be given about each individual cow at the ringside Mr R. H. D. Hudson’s entry hails from his high-class Pedigree Friesian herd, and from the buyer’s point of view, is full of rich prospects. TRANSPORT ARRANGED for immediate delivery to all parts of Canterbury, or on to rail. CATALOGUES of complete entry now available. H. MATSON and CO.. Auctioneers. 7938 R. G. BELL, R. G. BELL, R. G. BELL. R. G. BELL, AUCTIONEER. PUBLIC AUCTION. PUBLIC AUCTION. NEXT FRIDAY, APRIL 29. NEXT FRIDAY, APRIL 29, AT 12.30 P.M. COMPLETE CONTENTS BECK S BLIND COMPLETE CONTENTS BECK S BLIND SHOT, SHOP. 601 COLOMBO STREET, CITY. BLINDS COTTAGE WEAVES CURTAINS SEERSUCKERS CUSHIONS SATINS BROCADES TAFFETAS CURTAIN NETS SATEENS GINGHAMS FRILL CURTAINS SHADOW TISSUES. ETC. Hundreds of yards, in lengths to suit all buyers. Also Small Radio and Sundries. All New, First Quality Materials. A great opportunity to furnish at Auction Prices. NEXT FRIDAY, AT 601 COLOMBO ST. R. G. BELL, Auctioneer, 75 Gloucester street. 7939 FOR Rail. Se», or Air Transport, anyk where. 6-* Whittakers, Phones 76-Ssd — __ m. WS