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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 1 July 1924, Page 12

AUCTIONS. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ON THE FARM, MoLEAN’S ROAD (Off Scott Road), OKAIAWA. FRIDAY, JULY 4. i At. 12.30 p.m. 'JHE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have received instructions from Mr A. R. Grofski to sell on above date— WITHOUT RESERVE 48 DAIRY COWS, mixed breeds, 3rd and 4th calvers 7 2-year in-calf heifers 6 weaner heifers 2 Jersey bulls 3 horses 4 breeding sows 1 Berkshire boar Waggon, gig and harness, sledge, d.f. plough, s.f. plough, tine har- / rows, chain harrows, discs, milk cans, mower, sundries; etc., 1 acre: carrots; ! acre mangolds, 3 .acre swedes, small hay stack 1 4-cow Ridd milking machine " <and 24 h.p. Lister engine (with . slight reserve) 1 circular;, saw x This is a good'young herd of eows, of Jersey-S.H. cross, and a few Holsteins, in good condition, and coming in in July and August. Calving dates will be given out at sale. Anyone looking for good, cows we would recommend to attend, : ' Light Luncheon Provided. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. ON THE FARM, PUEENGAHU. WEDNESDAY, JULY 2. x At 12 noon. ■ FARMERS’ CO-OP., NEWTON KING LTD., and N. 55. LOAN and MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., in conjunction, have been favoured with instructions from Mr H. 11. DEATH,: who is retiring from dairying owing to ill-health, to sell by. public auction as above— jWITHOUT RESERVE 110 DAIRY COWS; young and early calvers 4 dairy cows, in milk 1 good waggon' (carry 18 cans) 1 6-cow Ridd milking machine and Lister engine (in firstclass order) S.f.' plough, R. and G. plough, chain harrows, 17 milk cans, buckets; strainers, pig troughs, , barrels,; tubs, swingletrees, collars and hames, 1 waggon : reins and usual farm sundries WITH SLIGjHT RESERVE 7 , 3 good milk carters 40 2-year Jersey dairy heifers 33 fat and forward ewes 70 f.m. ewes in lamb io S.D. and Romney rams . 40 lambs , ,

NOTE.-—The above herd has been inspected and we report that it consists of young Jersey, Jersey cross and Holstein'cows. It is a tip-top herd, in good condition,, and shows good returns. .Mr .Death •’ has. been ; dairying for 17 years, and this is the first time he has held; a sale, blit owing to illhealth he is how forced to retire. These cows will do well whereyeir shifted, and anyone in search of good class dairy cows would do well to attend this sale. ‘ ‘ Luncheon Provided. V-:. TERMS STRICTLY CASH.' AT THE HOMESTEAD (Corner Waiteika, and Eltham Roads). WEDNESDAY, JULY 2. At 12.30 o ’clock. /pHE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have received instructions from Mr G. H. Gifkins, whose lease has expired, to sell on above date— WITHOUT RESERVE 59 9 HOICE COWS,, Jersey, Shorthorn and Holstein, to calve ■ early August 2 Jersey cross bulls 15 2-vear Jersey cross in-calf heifers 15 1-year Jersey cross heifers 3 milk cart and farm horses (all (harness) Milk waggon, spring tip-drav and' harness, s.f. Duncan lever plough, d.f. disc plough, tripod harrows, disc and tine harrows, Booth manure distributor, hayrake and tedder, sweep, Planet Jr. drill, • stumping jack, ladder, gig and harness, milk bans, No. 3 ram pump for windmill, 1 ton manure, swingletrees, plough chains and sundries The above cows have all been tested under Association test for the past three years and returns. will be given at sale. Our Opunake agent gives the herd a very good report, and coming off this country they cannot fail but do well wherever taken. Luncheon Provided. 26’9’30’1 yEWTON# INQ £IMITED, STOCK & STATION AGENTS. E. A. NIXON, of Hawera, has been appointed as our Stock Agent for South Taranaki; Mr Nixon’s Office will be with Mr. T. J. Salmon, Princes Street, Hawera, where all enquiries will. be promptly attended to. Telephones: Office 128; Priv. House 20.