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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 28 May 1927, Page 10

AUCTIONS. FARMERS’ CO-OP. REGISTERED PEDIGREE FRIESIANS will be sold at UNRESERVED AUCTION ON JUNE 1 & 2, 1927. TWO OP TARANAKI’S LEADING FRIESIAN STUDS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1927. At 12 noon. UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE —of—MR J. J. WALKER’S “NEPEAN’ ’ FRIESIAN STUD AT GLOVER ROAD YARDS, HAWERA. 30 STUD COWS, including Marchioness o’Gowrie, C.O.M. 852.85 lb fat, and all her many descendants g IN.rCALF 2-YEAR-OLD HEIFERS YEARLING HEIFERS g BULLS, including three sons of Marchioness o ’Gowrie, 852.851 b fat An outstanding herd in excellent condition, combining the Netherland, Pietje and Pietertje strains, and has produced many show champions and great produders. THURSDAY, JUNE 2. At 10.30 a.m. UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE —of— MR H. W. HO SKIN’S “BLACKSTOCK” FRIESIAN HERD. —at — UPPER DUTHIE RD., MANGATOIvI. STUD COWS, including Clothilde Alcartra, C.O.M. 605.451 b fat, dam of the famous Alcartra Clothilde Pietje, C.O.M. 11451 b fat, and several prize-winning daughters of King Favne Segis 2nd IN-CALF 2-YEAR-OLD HEIFERS 0 BULLS of various ages, including the famous show champions and breeding sires, Bainfield King Rozine and Mynheer Segis Galatea 10th Racelands The herd is intensely line-bred to King Fayne Segis 2nd (imp.), in combination principally with the Pietertje strain. It contains many close descendants of the famous foundation .animals of the'breed. One of the foundation cows was a daughter of the great champion Nazli’s Gem, full sister to the wonderful sires Paul Pietertje and Nazli do Kol. The cattle are all in excellent condition and have great capacity. Catalogues for both sales available from all branches of the Auctioneers. Cars will leave all branches in Taranaki of the Farmers’ Co-op. Organisation Society Ltd. on each morning of the sales. Joint Auctioneers: WEIGHT STEPHENSON & CO. LTD. THE FARMERS’ CO-OP. ORGANISATION SOCIETY LTD. ON THE FARM, TAUNGATARA (About 2 miles south of Opunake). WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8. At 12.30 p.m. sharp. rpHE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have been favoured with instructions from Mr Frank Julian, who has disposed o± his farm, to sell as follows — WITHOUT RESERVE 44 GOOD JERSEY DAIRY COWS 12 2-year Jersey i.c. heifers 1 2-year Jersey bull 4 yearling Jersey bulls NOTE. —Our agent has inspected this herd and reports that they are a good line of choice young Jersey cows in splendid condition, and duo to calve early in June to a pedigree Jersey bull. Practically the whole herd will be in profit about the middle of July. With few exceptions these cows were all bred by the vendor. We can confidently recommend buyers to attend this sale: Cars will leave branches on morning of sale. Light Luncheon Provided. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TUESDAY, JUNE 7. ON THE FARM, WAITOTARA. SALE OF A CHOICE DAIRY, STUD OR FATTENING FARM Being Rich River Flats, portion of, and known as, Brewer’s Flats, Waitotara. THE FARMERS’ CO-OP., in conjunction with FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO., have received instructions from Mrs F. O. Newman to offer onabove date this choice land, comprising 82 ACRES odd, with good 6-roomed housb, up-to-date, cowshed thereon This is well known as one of the best farms in the district, and has wintered equivalent to a beast to the acre far some years. No better land, if as good, in New Zealand. Inspection invited. A clearing sale of the stock will also take place at the same time. Full particulars 'rom the Auctioneers. LOCAL MARKETS. QUR Company supplies a large quantity of its output on the local market. During the winter and early spring months, and particularly now, wc can do with larger quantities. If you have cream for sale now, send it to us at once and benefit by our winter values, which should be good. We are out to give you the best returns and will prove it to you should you send us your cream. Payments can be obtained in advance if required, without interest charges. Rail your cream to us at ST. JOHNS STATION, and write us P.O. Box 185, Wanganui, for further particulars. -tyjLAORILAND J)A*RY QO. J^TD.