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AUCTIONS. | JOHNSONVILLE STORE STOCK SALE. TODAY (MONDAY), JULY 20, v At 1 p.m. 100 CATTLE, Comprising:— 12 dairy cows, G.S., Sept./Oct. calvers 2 cows on drop 4 springing heders 30 store cows . 20 fat cows, ex dairy 9 fat P.A. cows and heifers 15 heavy runners and vealers 2 IS months dairy bulls 2-10 bales lucerne hay, 2000 ft. 3xl aud 4xl gate timber. further entries invited., WRIGHT. STEPHENSON •& CO., WOODVILLE SALE. TODAY (MONDAY), JULY 20, At 12.30 p.m. ’jjg HEAD*CATTLE, Comprising:— 10 springing heifers 5 dairy cows 20 mixed cattle 5 weaner pigs 4 store pigs ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS. DAIRY SALE. ON THE FARM. UNDERHILL ROAD. FEATHERSTON. TOMORROW. TUESDAY.' JULY 21. COMMENCING 12 NOON. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD. have received instructions from Mr. p R. Kelly, who is giving up Dairying, ■to Sell as above, his complete Herd, etc., comprising:— 51 dairy cows (early calvers) 5 3yr. springing heifers 5 2yr. springing heifers 2 young horses 1 5 h p. Lister engine, 1 2} h.p. Anderson engine, 1 90-gallon “Westphalia" separator (hand power drive),. McEwan milk elevator, milk cans, cooler, etc.. 250 bales O.S. hay. cow chaff, shafting and puileys. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE: This is an onnortunitv for dairymen to secure outstanding cows. Mr. Kelly's herd is well known lu“ the district, and the sole reason tor calling the sale is through shortage of .ahour For the convenience of those farmers who live north of Underhill Road, the vendor has volunteered to deliver cattle to Grevtown free of charge. Cattle will also be put on trucks free of charge. Also A/C MR. BERT HODDER: 6 springing cows 6 springing heifers 400 bales hay, distributer. D.F. plough. LIGHT LUNCHEON LEVIN SALE. TOMORROW (TUESDAY), JULY 21, 1942, At 11.30 a.m. 180 fat wethers 120 fat ewes 80 fat lambs 35 ewes, r.w. R.r. 130 4 and o-year ewes, r.w. S.D. ram 8 fat bullocks 20 fat P.A. heifers SO vealers 4- dairy cows, due August 6 springing heifers 50 porkers 50 store pigs . 500 ft. pinus instgnus timber On a/c of J. M. LAING — 10 springing dairy cows 7 springing heifers On a/c of W. M. SINCOX—--10 selected springing heifers Aooi ARDGOWAN AYRSHIRE STUD. The property of J. G. Donald, Esq. SECOND ANNUAL SALE At the Ardgowan Far.pi, Tauherenlkau. THURSDAY. JULY'23, at 12 Noon. The Catalogue comprises: 20—YEARLING AYRSHIRE BULLS—2O 20—YEARLING AYRSHIRE HEIFERS —20 The Ardgowan Ayrshire Stud is, the leading herd of the breed in the Dominion both for type and production. It has been built up on the world’s best blood, imported from Scotland and Canada. AU of the yearling bulls being sold and most of the iielfers are sired by the Scottish importations, Netherton Mahmoud, and Harleyholm Topsman, two bulls representing the very proven blood in Ayrshire. Netherton Mahmoud has already sired m a ny notable winners, including the 1941 North Island Champion. His dam has many feat records in Scotland ranging up to 8021 b. fat in 325 days. His daughters it Aidrowan have given up to 5001 b. fat with first calf running with a herd of 120 cows and no forced feeding. All records at Ardgowan are made under these conditions. Testing has been continuous since the herd was established and every cow in the herd is tested. A special attraction will be six yearling sons and five yearling heifers by the latest importation, Harleyholm Topsman. selected as the best bull of bis age in Scotland. This bull is proving to be one of the greatest sires of any breed ever imported. Catalogues giving full particulars. aud train arrangements on application. Bttving Commissions will be faithfully carried out for those unable to attend the sale. All stock will be placed free on rail and carefully dispatched. Light Luncheon Provided. « WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO. LTD.. Stud Stock Salesmen, Wellin,- ton, Masterton and UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. Ou Account of A. W. Ladd, WOODLANDS ROAD, WOODVILLE. THURSDAY, JULY 23, 12.30 P.M. THE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD., have received Pnstruetions 1 from Mr. A. W. Ladd who has disposed of his property, to sell the whole of his Dairy Herd, Implements, Sundries, etc., comprising: 35 HEAD OF DAIRY CATTLE, comnrlsing 30 Jersey cross cows, mostly August calvers; 5 weaner Jersey heifers; one three-quarter draught Horse, exceptionally good; 2 Sows with litters; one Sow to farrow. Two-eow Defiance milking plant complete with motor, milkcans and buckets, soring cart (good), Buick truck, 11. & G. (good). S.F. R. & G. level plough. H. 8.8., gig, Io cow-covers, harness etc., swingle bars, chains, manure, e stone sawbench complete, pig trougu, barrels, etc., cattle dog, sundry farm tools, elC \iictiouecrs - Note—The above Dairy Herd has a factory average of 3251 b. butterfat per cow, 1941-42 season. Mr. Ladd has heavily culled this season and replaced with top cows from a herd that averaged 3051 b. butterfat factory return, and buyers requiring dairy cows can coufidentiy attend this. sale. Calving dates given at sale. Light . Luncheon Provided. Sale commences with Dairy Cows. X.Z FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD.. Pahiatua Agency. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. ON THE FARM, BUCKLEY, SHANNON. THURSDAY, JULY 23. At 12.30 p.m. MESSRS. ABRAHAM & U I LLI AMS, LTD. instructed bv Mr. H. C.. EAb lON, who is forced to sell owing to the present flood conditions, will sell at above, his COMPLETE HERD, comprising:— 52 Jersey and Jersey cross cows, due July. August. September, to pedigree Jersey bulls , _ aj. selected yearling Jersey belters 3 Jersey bulls 6 sows to furrow 1 draught mare, all work •> 4-vear draughts, unbroken ,M PI EMENTS. ETC. —4-cow Kidd milking machine, nO-gallon Alla separator, milk vat, skim milk pump, electric waler heater, cream cans, spring dray NOTE.— is in excellent condition and has been bred front high-testing cows and purebred bulls. Calving dates will be given at sale. LIGHT LUNCHEON