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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 17 July 1924, Page 10

AUCTIONS. FARMERS’ CO-OP. AUROA. FRIDAY, JULY 18. 100 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Etc. KAKARAMEA. MONDAY, JULY 21. 100 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Etc. On account of Mr E. Storey, who has leased his property— WITHOUT RESERVE 11 VERY CHOICE DAIRY COWS Eight of these are grade Jerseys and three Jersey-Holstein cross, and have done over 3001 b. fat per cow. Our agent has inspected this herd and recommends them to anyone in search of good cattle. On account of Mr W. Milhain—gg DAIRY COWS This herd comprises all young cows, which produced last season, with eight second calvers included, 2701 b. fat. per head. They are early calvers and will all be in by August 16, and can be thoroughly recommended. This herd comprises all young cows, which produced last season, with eight heifers included, 2701 b fat per head. They are early calvers and will all be in bv the 16th August, and can be thoroughly recommended. Mr Milham has his own heifers coming in and therefore has to quit the cows. Also — On account of Mr E. Storey, to be held on the farm immediately after yard sale— Quantity household furniutre, sundries, etc., including pig houses, breeding sow, separator, cream cans, buckets, fowls, firewood, 2 cattle dogs 17’8’9 FRIDAY, JULY 25, WAVERLEY SALEYARDS. At 1 o’clock. 240 HEAD EARLY CALVERS. ABSOLUTELY TOP JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS HEIFERS. THE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have received instructions from Messrs Robert Bremer, Sons and Co., to offer on above date—--100 HIGH QUALITY JERSEY FAWNS, 2-year-olds 70 JERSEY CROSS, 2 and 3 -year-olds 4.Q HOLSTEIN & SHORTHORN 2 and 3-year-olds 30 DAIRY COWS; 2nd calvers t These heifers have been very carefully selected as calves and are out of the best herds in the Manaia and Stratford districts, and are undoubtedly one of the best lin.es to be offered this season. They are in good condition and close up to profit, and all in calf to Jersey bulls. 17 ’9’2l’2’4

ON THE FARM, MANGAWHERO ROAD, KAPUNI. MONDAY, JULY 21. At 12.80 p.m. J*HE FARMERS' CO-OP. have received instructions from the Mortgagee in the Estate of T. A. Bridge to sell on above date — 'WITHOUT RESERVE cbws 6 2-year, heifers l bull 6 yearlings This herd of good milkers has been heavily culled from time to time, and contains a fair number of young Jersey cows. Light Luncheon Provided. •14 ’6 >7 ’9 ON THE FARM, OEO. WEDNESDAY, JULY 23. • At 1 o’clock. 'J'HE FARMERS’ CO-OP. iu conjunction with NEWTON KING LTD., will offer on account of Messrs Alan Good, Wm. Cowan and W. Lambie—--250 HIGH CLASS JERSEY & JERSEY CROSS SPRINGING HEIFERS These heifers will be drafted in lines to suit buyers. We have inspected the above cattle and fixe able to say they are a. splendid lot. Good dairy sorts, size and condition are here. Heifers with depth of body to make milkers; many are fawns and dark Jerseys, springing up well now. The vendors made eereful selections when getting these heifers together, and: Messrs Good and Cowan not allowed a buyer ?n their paddocks, reserving for this sale. The yards are on the farm at Oeo, on the m?in road, and we recommend anyone looking for dairy heifers to attend. A CALF FOOD WITH NO WASTE. Most calf meals contain a big proportion of indigestible material which the delicate organs of the calf cannot, absorb. Not so with “Ceremilk”— the ingredients are properly balanced, finely milled and prepared from barley, maize, peas, beans, linseed, oats and dried milk. Mr T. Johnston, of Outrarn, writes: “I have used “Ceremilk” for two years and find it very economical. The calves relish it and certainly thrive on it. As long as I rear calves I shall continue using ‘Ceremilk.’ ” Try “Ceremilk,” nearest to whole milk in nutriment. All stores and factories. If your dealer cannot supply, write to Fleming and Co,, P.O. Bos 498, Wellington, 22