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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 6 July 1925, Page 10

AUCTIONS. FARMERS’ CO-OP. OKAIAWA. TUESDAY, JULY 7. HEAD MIXED CATTLE On ;u‘<-ount of Harris Bros.— ] stack of hay, off 14 acres; can be seen on farm, next slaughter house, Okaiawa Further Entries Solicited. ELTHAM. WEDNESDAY, JULY S. |OQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE, including — J 0 forward and store cows la Jersey in-calf heifers ] f'.Ocwt waggon in good order S good milk cans, 20 and 2ugal. barrels, harness and sundries (On account of Mclntyre and Jackson, Mangamingi—--8 Jersey and Jersey cross dairy cows On account of A. M. Boddic, mingi-—-DAIRY COWS, Jersey, Holstein, and Jersey cross. 2nd and oth August and September ealvers NOTE.—Air Boddic . owing to illhealth. lias decided to go right out of dairying. These cows have been milked on hilly country, and anyone in search of good dairy cows to build up their herd, should avail themselves of this opportunity. Calving dates will he given at sale. ON THE FARAD AIEEEMERE. WEDNESDAY, JULY S. At 12 o’clock.

rpiTE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have roeeioved instructions from Mr Williams, who is going right out of dairying. to offer ns"above — WITHOUT RESERVE Of* YOUNG HOLSTETN-JERSEY DAIRY COWS 34 2-vear in-calf heifers 1 pedigree Holstein bull (bred by H. E. Johnson) 2 draught mares, aged 1 draught gelding, aged 1 draught 4-year gelding 1 3-year draught gelding 1 draught 3-vear filly 1 draught 2-year filly (unbroken) 1 light harness horse, 3 years (unbroken) 2 unbroken 2-year-olds 1 gig mare 1 pony 1 4-cow Treloar milking machine and engine 1?- acres mangolds, stack oaten hay, 2-ton waggon, spring dray, 9-coulter disc drill, mower, Nicholson hay rake, scarifier (new), horse hoe, discs and tine harrows, roller, d.f. plough, s.f lever plough, portable copper copper boiler, 2 jacks, 4-horse blocks, trees, chains, milk cans harness and sundries NOTE. —This herd has been very heavily culled the last two seasons, and the majority of the cows are young, coming to second and third calf. Thej are August and September calvers, ir good condition and have done very well last season. This is -Mr Williams’ first clearing sale after many years, dairy ing, and we recommend the cows and horses to intending buyers. Ring and book seats in cars going out to sale. Light Luncheon Provided.

OX THE FA.EM, XOLAX UOAL), lIAWEKA. TIII'I.'SDAY. JULY 0. At 12 o’clock.

rjpHE FARM HRS' CO-OP. have received instructions from Mr P. Duggan. who has sold his farm, to sell on above date — WITHOUT RESERVE ~Q JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS IS good hoggets good farm horses 4 sows to farrow-.hily and ,-Vnjfnst 2 boars' 1 young cattle dog IT.uv sweep, s.f. plough, discs, tripod harrows, sledge, dray and harness, wheelbarrow, riding saddle, lawn mower, 7 milk cans one-third share in Cambridge roller, barrels and troughs, fowls ducks and turkeys Also — Household furniture and effects including sewing machine, single and double bedsteads. bedding. wardrobe, duchess, chests, washstands, two hanging lamps, arm chair, settee, dining and kitchen chairs, carpets, carpet runner, lino, crockery, and kitchen utensils 1 liopkinson piano (slight reserve) I .1-seal er Hupmobile car (slight reserve) Ties herd is composed of good Jersey (,-ros.s cattle, early calvors, and in good condition,, and show good returns. As the farm lias been sold everything if for absolute sale. Calving dates and returns will be given at. the sale. Light Luncheon Provided. XT T? RIDING Breeches; these are * * well cut and finished and good wear, 10/6, 25/-, 37/6; tart leggings to .match at the New Zealand -Clothing Factory, Hawera.