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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 24 June 1924, Page 10

AUCTIONS. FARMERS’ CO-OP. MONDAY, JUNE 30. At 2 p.m. ON THE FARM, FjMILE FROM KAKARAMEA SALEYARDS. r]UIE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have received instructions from Mr A. F. Wills, whose lease has expired, to offer as above — WITHOUT RESERVE. 550 2,4, 6 and f.m. ewes in lamb to E.F. rams 12 S.D. rams 40 good hoggets 00 fat and forward ewes 20 2-year in-calf Holstein heifers 25 3-year in-calf Jersey heifers Tlie above ewes are well'woolled and in good condition, showing well in lamb, and will be sold, in lots to suit purchasers. The heifers are also good dairy quality and early calvers. ’ 21 ’4’6 ’8 ON THE FARM, OEO. THURSDAY, JUNE 20. At 12.30 p.m. FARMERS’ CO-OP. have received instructions from Mr J. Francis to sell on above date— WITHOUT RESERVE gg DAIRY COWS Spring cart and harness, s.f. plough, discs and farm sundries Light Luncheon Provided. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. ON THE FARM, UPPER MANAIA ROAD, KAPUNI. FRIDAY, JUNE 27. At 12.30 p.m. 'JUIE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have received instructions from Mr T. A. Bridge to sell as above—--100 DAIRY" COWS’, July, August, and September calvers 10 2-year in-calf heifers 9 weaners AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE. These cows have, been milked in two herds on the Manaia Road and are good dairy sorts, mostly young, and in good condition, and are to be sold WITHOUT RESERVE. OPUNAKE YARDS (For Convenience) SATURDAY, JUNE 28. At 12.30 p.m. rpilE FARMERS"* CO-OP. have received instructions from Mr John Humphries, whose lease has expired, to sell on above date— WITHOUT RESERVE

53 DAIRY COWS, Jersey, Holstein and Shorthorn, to start calving Aug. 1. The cows are a good lot, as Mr Humphries has had no sale for 30 years and he has culled heavily from year to year. They are off hard country and would do well no matter where they are shifted. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. OX THE FARM, TOKAORY MOXDAY, JUNE 30. At 12 o’clock sharp. rjHE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have received instructions from the Executors of the Estate of A. Willcocks to sell as above— WITHOUT RESERVE 130 DAIRY COWS, July and Aug. culvers 2 milk waggons. 1 lime sower, 1 f stacker, 20 milk cans Light Luncheon Provided. •JHE JJOBBER QOW. DISPLACE HER PERMANENTLY. DO NOT LET HER BREED. GO IN FOR BUTTER-FAT RACE PURITY. NOTICE ! gHEPIIERD ’S HORSEBREAKERS, Specialists, have set aside the second half of OCTOBER for the Taranaki district to SPEY r cows, which is done scientifically and humanely. Entries received by the Farmers’ Co-op. at all branches not later than Ist October next. Do not hesitate to enter, as there is money in this. Read the special article in the Hawera Star of June 12th, and consult us on the matter. We can not only interest you, but show you the way to increased profit. TO STAND THE SEASON AT HAWERA. THE IMPORTED BLOOD STALLION CALLAGHAN (3) (Fairy King—Penny Forfeit) CALLAGHAN is a chestnut horse, 7 years old, standing 16.1 hands high, commanding appearance anil well put together. Callaghan’s dam is a full sister to Eudorus, sire of Eurvthmic and of dozens Of other good horses in Australia, and descends from tne same branch of the No. 3 Family that produced Toxophilite, Windhound, and Flateatcher. Sudorus had, up to 1923, 176 winners of over £IOO,OOO. Callaghan won the Birmingham Handicap (£820) in England and several races in New Zealand. The St. Simon-Hampton blood has been markedly successful in sires all the world over, the great Persimmon and his brothers, Diamond Jubilee and Florizel 11., are prominent representatives who all left great turf performers and good brood mares at the stud. For further particulars apply— S. BROOKS, ' Burn Street, HoJaatown, Ha « era.