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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 21 June 1924, Page 8

AUCTIONS. FARMERS’ CO-OP. OX THE FARM, LOWER STUART ROAD, ELTHAM. TUESDAY, JUNE 24. At 12.30 p.m. rj\HE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have been favoured with instructions from the Executors of the late Mrs Watson’s Estate to sell by auction WITHOUT RESERVE the whole of her dairy herd, comprising— , DAIRY COWS, Shorthorn and few Jersey cross, mostly August calvers . 7 Jersey cross 2-year in-calf heifers 9 Jersey cross weaner. heifers 1 4-year pedigree bull (bred by Thos. Linn) 1 2-year grade Jersey bull 1 aged Jersey bull 1 three-quarter draught mare, 5 years 2 aged farm horses 40 good lambs 2 fat sheep If) fowls, 5 ducks, 7 geese, millc waggon (carry 12 cans), spring dray, Adriance mower, Adriance hay rake, s'.f. Duncan plough, set tyne and tripod harrows, manure distributor, sledge, dray and waggon harness, milk cans, buckets, plough chains, stumping jack, swingletrees, gate hinges, lawn roller, stack cover (15 x 24), hay knives, tools, etc. NOTE.—This is a first-class herd, all bred by the late Mrs Watson, who had been dairying here for 18 years without having a sale and had culled heavily. The cows are in good condition, being August and September calvers. Cattle can be left on farm till end of month at Ojwner’s risk. Anyone wanting good bred, heavy milking cows would be well advised to attend this sale.

Light Luncheon Provided. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. 20,21,23 ON THE FARM, WAITIAKA ROAD, TE KIRI. TUESDAY, JUNE 24. . f At 12.30 p.m. FARMERS’ CO-OP. have received instructions from Mr J. S. McKenzie to sell on above date— WITHOUT RESERVE. DAIRY COWS, to start calving ■ July 4 Jersey cross in-calf heifers 1 2-year grade Jersey bull 6 Jersey yearling heifers 1 milk cart gelding, 8 years * 1 farm horse, aged, all harness Spring dray and harness, milk cans, s.f. lever Booth plough, s.f| R. and G. swing plough, disc harrows, tine and tripod har* rows, swingletrees and plough chains, stumping jack, 2 Unique coppers, tools and sundries WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. I 3-cow L.K.G. bucket plant, electric benzine engine, with vacuum and water pump 73 share Awatuna Dairy Co. These cows are a very nice lot, majority Jerseys, with few T Holsteins, are young and in good condition, and can be recommended to anyone.

Light Luncheon Provided. TEEMS STKTCTLY CASH. DISPERSAL SALE OF SECOND LARGEST STUD SOUTHDOWN FLOCK IN NEW ZEALAND. TUESDAY, JULY 8. At Craggy Range Homestead, near HAVELOCK NORTH, HAWKE’S BAY 1000 STUD SOUTHDOWNS, including stud rams, stud ewes and stud ram lambs, bijt excepting from above total portion of the ewe lambs Instructed by W. VAN ASHE, Esq., Craggy Range, Hawke’s Bav, WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., in conjunction with MURRAY, ROBERTS and CO., LTD., will disperse the Craggy Range Stud as above. This Stud was established bv the purcdiase outright of the late G. P. Donnelly ’s Famous Stud. The stud was established in 1903, when the late Mr Donnelly acquired from Ills Majesty the King the champion and reserve champion rams at the English Roval Show, together with 12 selected ewes from the same flock. Later importations on a big scale were again made from the Sandringham Stud, and also from Messrs J. and W. Langmead, and in 1913 from Sir J. Coleman, of the reserve champion ram at the English Royal Show. In 1921, by purchase, Mr Van Ashe also divided the complete Mangatewai Stud of F. A. Price, Esq., with Major Taverner. See history of Flock No. 70, which shows that' this stud originated from direct descendants of imported sheep and the noted imported ram Guildford, the best of his day, and whose blood was availed of in the best flocks in N.Z., including that of Mr Donnelly.

The 'Craggy Range Floek has been entirely GRASS FED, and the Auctioneers recommend this Stud with every confidence to prospective buyers, as being typical in every respect of the best of the breed. Catalogues may be obtained on application. 21 "VTTJRSE DIX will be in attendance at the Plunket Rooms, 'phone 047, in High Street (opposite Public Trust Office) on alternate Mondays and every Thursday and Saturday, from 2 to 5, and Wednesday mornings, 10.30 to 12. Private address, 65 Argyle Street; 'phone 728.