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AUCTIONS. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. NGAWAPURUA, WOODVILLE, (on Masterton Road), TODAY (THURSDAY), At 1 p.m. t ABR IHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD, under in- ’ struc'tions’ from Trustees in Estate late J. G. BICKNELL, in order to wind up the ' Estate, will sell as above:— 50 JERSEY CROSS COWS, due August and September 10 2-vear Jersey heifers, r.w.b. 1 gelding (all' work), spring cart, 4 ' tons 'baled hay, 7 milk cans, set spring cart harness. 5 rolls Cyclone netting 1 set R. & G. grass barrows Account R. G. SMITH, ESQ, Woodville; 12 li.g. fawn Jersey heifers’, r.w.b, early August calvers This herd is in good condition and well into the Jersey, and we can recommend the stock to shift to other districts. A 295 DISPERSAL SALE OF HIGH-GRADE HEIFERS & YOUNG JERSEY COWS. ON THE FARM. MANAKAU. TOMORROW (FRIDAY), At 12 Noon NEW ZEALAND LOAN it MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED (Im-or-ported in England), is in receipt of instructions from Tiiknpati Stud Farm to offer at auction as above:— 26 JERSEY DAIRY COWS, mostly 2nd and 3rd Calvers ‘July 13, August 8, September 2, and October 3 Calvers. ' B.IERSEY HEIFERS, progeny of the above cows. 3-Horse Team, comprising young mare all work), and two young geldings. South Island bred, together with Complete Set of Harness. 1 G,vr. pedigree Jersey Bull, on account client 100 Bluegum posts PLANT:—D.F. Plough (in perfect order, Sets Dises and Electric Rauge requir- - ing minor repairs, sundries, etc. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE.—The above Jersey Dairv Cows and Heifers were all specially selected last season, and can be strongly recommended. They are only beiug sold in order to make room for pedigree St ° Ck ’ LIGHT REFRESHMENTS. A 254 FEILDING SALE. TOMORROW (FRIDAY). MAY 26, 1944. 5000 SHEEP, Comprising:---160 ewe-lambs, 800 w. lambs. 250 2-th. ewes r.w. -S.D. r„ 200 I and 6-th. ewes r.w. S.D. r, 1250 4 and 5-yr. ewes r.w. -S-D r, 150 f. and f. wethers. 1100 fat lambs, 200 fat wethers, 400 fat ewes. 300 CATTLE, Comprising:— 30 P.A. vealers, 50 2J- and 34-yr. P.A. heifers, 20 wenner P.A. heifers. 10 weaner P.A. steers. 59 fat I’.A. heifers, 45 f. and f P.A. cows, 50 I’nt cows and heifers, 2 p A bulls. 20 spg. cows and heifers, 3 Jersey cows mill calves. A/c. Morgan Rowlands, building:— 10 choice young ponies aud hacks, broken to lenil 1 6-vr. geld, by Colossus, very quiet -2 strong stock saddles A/c. I. B. Fraser. Stnnway:— 10 choice heifers, r.w.b., due factory dates A/c Estate G. A. Masters, Lees Line, Feilding:— 150 Romney ewe hoggets, 1 earmark A/c. R. Al. Fitzgerald. Palmerston North:— 230 4 and 5-yr. ewes, r.w. S.D. r. -Mar IO

CARTERTON SALE. TOMORROW (FRIDAY), at H-30 a.m. Sharp. 60 wethers ’4O fat sheep - a 20 good yearling Jersey and Jersey cross heifers . ~ 7 2vr. Jersey cross heifers, r.w. bun 12 choice 3yr. springing Jersey cross heifers 6 Jersey cows, due August 30 fat and forward cows 100 pigs (weaners and stores) 100 totara posts AT 1 PJd. SHARP: Special Entry, Account W,.C. Deller, Esq., Carterton. 23 HEAD PUREBRED MILKING SHORTHORNS, comprising 10 cows and heifers 'and 13 bulls (yearlings to 4-year). 70 prime fat ewes 110 5-year ewes, r.w.s.d. . 1 6ft. Booth MacDonald manure distributor 1 15cwt. Chrysler truck. See •‘Dominion,” Saturday, May 20. for full advertisement. A3IJ PONGAROA SALE. SATURDAY. MAY 27. 1944, 12.30 P.M. SHEEP200 m.a. ewes. r.w.S.D. ram 100 m.s. lambs 100 Syr. ewes. r.w.S.D. rams CATTLE50 weaner P.A. steers 40 p.a. cows, r.w.P.A. bull 12 mixed cattle 30 2iyr. fat and forward heifers 10 20-mos. P.A. steers. A 314 UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. ON THE FARM, KARERE. (Between Karere Railway and Boundary Road Cnr.) MONDAY, MAY 29, 1944, At 12 Noon. DALGETY & COMPANY, LIMITED (Inc. in Eng.), instructed by Miss Margaret Gale, whose lease has expired, will Sell: — 20 pedigree and high grade Jersey cows 2 Jersey heifers 1 heifer in milk 1 6-year Jersey bull 9 yearling Jersey heifers 2 pedigree yearling heifers 1 2-eow milking plant with Gane releaser (S.R.), tnllk vat 1 55-gal. A.L. separator. 1 Booth Mac. skim milk pump with considerable piping, set tyne harrows. 2 h.p. motor, 1 set Fairbanks platform scales, saw bench and saw, 4-18 to 25-gal. cans, 4 cream cans, piping, angles and connexions, dray axle, fire bricks 1 30cwt. Chevrolet truck, well shod, and with good stock frame (S.R.) ALSO: Quantity of household furniture. NOTE.—The cows are a tip-top lot. in good order and condition and have been well-handled and are due principally JulyAugust. Calving dates available. Light Luncheon. A3lB JOHNSONVILLE STORE STOCK AND DAIRY SALE, MONDAY, MAY 29. 1944, AT 1 P.M. 120 HEAD OF CATTLE,. Comprising:— On Account of a Client who is' giving up Dairying: — , ... 12 Dairy Cows in full nulK OTHER ENTRIES:1 eow on drop 1 springing heifer 1 heifer, calved 9 P.A. cows, r.w.b. 8 store bullocks 40 store cows 25 fat cows 9 (wiiue I’.A. and Hereford cows 15 r.unners and vealers 3 bulls , ... 20 P.A. 20-moftths heifers Hereford heifers 6 dairy cows 1 6-year mare 20 cow covers (new) 1 D.F. plough Further Entries Invited. WRIGHT. STEPHENSON AND CO.. LTD, Auctioneers. A3lo UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. LOWER AORANGI ROAD, KAIRANGA. TUESDAY, MAY 30. 1944. At 11 a.m. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS LTD., under instructions from Mr. W. S. Carter. Manager for the Mangahno Butchery Co, who have sold their property, will sell, ns above—--110 JERSEY CROSS COWS due July, August and September 19 WEANER JERSEY HEIFERS 4 Jersey bulls, 4 horses (all work). 14 sows r.w. boar. 16 store pigs. 18 weaner pigs '-eow Ideal milking machine, 120-gall. Lister stainless separator, milk pump, skim milk pump, vacuum pump. Regina water pump, milk vat. stainless milk vat. water pumps and piping, releaser and milk piping, 2 li.p. electric motor, chip heater, 13 cream cans, John Deere 2-horse mower, 2 tumbler sweeps, R. and G. haystacker, hayrake, R. and G. s.f. plough, 6-a-slde dise harrows, grass harrows, Cambridge roller, R. and G. double rldger. block dray, harness, etc, swingletrees and chains, tools, sundries, 150 bales good liny, etc, etc. NOTE: This Is an outstanding herd well into the Jersey in good condition and nas been built' up over n period of 20 year= hv careful selection of replacements. We have no hesitation in recommending tins herd Io intending purchasers. Calving dates will In- available at the sale. LIGHT LL’NCHtION PROVIDED. A3ll