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

AUCTIONS. FARMERS’ CO-OP. OPUNAKE. HONDA yTJ-ULY 13. 2QO HEAD MTXED exttle - inchiding — 15 springing heifers 10 dairy cows .1 block dray SALE OF DAIRY FARM TO WIND UP AN ESTATE. SATURDAY, JULY 11. rjiTIE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have received instructions from the Trustees of the Estate of the late E. Jarvis to offer by public "auction at their rooms. Princes Street, Haivera, at 2 p.m. on SATURDAY, JULY 11 900 -acre freehold dairy FARM, situated on Fraser Road, about 4-mile from Fraser Rond Factory and school, and about 5 miles from Haivera; 170 acres Hat; 16 paddocks; 14 acres in crop; dwelling, cowshed, engine room, barn and shed For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers — FARMERS’ CO-OP. 1,4.8 ON THE FARM, CORNER SKEET and tatkatu roads, auroa. SATURDAY, JULY' 11. At 11.30 p.m.. rPIIE FARMERS’ CO-OP., having received instructions from Messrs Dillard and Stone, will sell as above — WITHOUT RESERVE ■tft COWS, Jersey and Jersey cross 11 springing Jersey add Jersey cross heifers S Jersey cross weaner heifers 1 Jersey bull 2 aged farm horses 1 sow and litter 1 sow 1 L.K.G. milking plant and engine, practically new and in real good order (slight reserve) 1 Treloar 4-cow milking plant Fowls, ducks, etc., 11-coulter drill, Osborne mower and rake (new), s.f. plough, discs, tvne and tripod Harrows, gig, light spring waggon, harness, cans, usual farm sundries, household furniture This is a young herd of Jersey and Jersey cross cows, due to calve late July onwards; dates will be given at sale. They are in good condition and have done better than 2501b5. fat on what one might term only fair eountrv, which does not give the cows the benefit of an early spring; a herd which will do a good deal better on warmer and better country. The implements are in many instances new and have been well looked after. We recommend buyers to attend this sale. King and book your seats in auctioneers’ car. Light Luncheon Provided.

OX THE FARM, NORMANBY. MONDAY, JULY 13. At 1 o’clock. rpilE FARMERS' CO-OF., instructed by Mr J. McKay, "'.ho is paving up dairying, will offer as above — WITHOUT RESERVE /|A JERSEY & JERSEY CROSS 117 YOUNG DAIRY COWS, July and August culvers 04- PIGS) including — 1+ Tamworth cross sows, due to farrow cud of July and in August 80 good store pigs, mostly Tamworth cross, to be sold Jn lots to suit purchasers S milk cans and sundries WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 20 Jersey and Jersey cross springing heifeis 2 good useful farm horses (trial given) 1 3-cow Simplex releaser plant, Thule cups, Anderson engine .1 drav in good order NOTE.—The cows are in very good condition, having been wintered on swedes and hay since June Ist. the cows have done exceptionally well, having averaged 2081 b. fat. The vendor is going right out of dairying, and the cows and pigs will be sold Without Reserve. Pigs will be trucked at Xormanby by Air McKay for buyers. We recommend dairymen to attend. Ring and book seats in Auctioneers’ ears for sale. Light Luncheon Provided. Also — On account of Messrs Starck and Laurent—--12 selected 2-year in-calf heifers from cows that made over 300 lbs fat ~ C EX TR A L~ MART. SATURDAY, JULY 11. At 1.30 p.m. J C. SMITH will sell by auction as above- — Fowls, ducks, etc,.. 50 laying fowls (well bred and good laying strain). 24 milk cans, milk buckets, hammer and wedges, axes, adze, hay knives, hay forks, 14gal. Methven copper, Petaluma 60-egg incubator, 2 circle incubators, wire strainer, large ouantitv household furniture of all descriptions, apples (dessert and cooking), etc. 1