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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 17 June 1927, Page 10

AUCTIONS. NEWTON KING LTD A. ANTONIEVICH CLEARING SALE. UPPER DU-THIE ROAD, MANGATOKI. MONDAY, JUNE 20. KING LTD, will offer as above the following — ABSOLUTELY' WITHOUT RESERVE g Q DAIRY COWS, mostly Jersey T cross, .3rd anil 4th year culvers due August and September. 7 in-calf Jersey heifers 7 Jersey weaners 1 mare (3 years) 2 sows in pig 7 weaner pigs 2 store pigs 1 ] 0-can waggan (splendid order) spring dray and all harness, Appleton saw bench and saw, S. F. Lever plough, M.II. 9 Coulter drill, Cambridge roller, big six mower gate sweep, Oft, Massey discs swingletrees and chains, pig , . troughs, and tubs, 11 cans, buckets, test bottles, 18-gal. Homo separator, grindstone, axes, saws, and all farm tools, copper and stand, etc. Quantity -of household furniture, also wash baths, etc. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: ■1 4-cow Crane milking plant, with Anderson engine 2 grade Jersey bulls (3 years and 0 years) 1 draught gelding (aged) 1 boy’s mare (6 years) ALSO 65 Mangatoki Dairy Co. shares 1 NOTE. —Mr. Antonievieh is giving up his lease and not having anothci place the whole of the above is for absolute sale. Buyers for good stock and good implements can attend with everv confidence. The cows are a good lot; mostly Jersey cross predominating third anil fourth calvers and due. August and September to Jersey bulls. Certified factory returns for the past season show 16,000 fat from 05 cows giving an average of on 250. As the farm" is well up the Dutliie R'oad, this average is above the ordinary. Calving dates will be given at the sale. The implements are in first-class ordei. light luncheon and refreshments WILL BE AVAILABLE. Cars leave the various offices of the A uctionecrs on the morning of the sale. Sale at 11.30 a.m. , MR. W. A. VERRY’S SALE. ON THE FARM, SOUTH ROAD, OTAKEHO. TUESDAY, JUNE 21st, 1927. At 12.30 p.m'. Sharp." KING, LTD., have been favoured with instructions from lr. W. A. Verry, who is retiring from airying and is leaving the district, to ell by public auction as above the ollowing live and dead stock — WITHOUT RESERVE. |-| EXTRA CHOICE JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS, July and August calvers, in calf to pedigree Jersey bull 10 choice two-year-old Jersey incalf heifers 10 good yearling Jersey heifers; mostly fawns 1 pedigree Jersey bull 2 first-class farm horses 7 milk cans, cart harness and farm sundries 1 4-cow plant, L.K.G. milking machines, only used two seasons (slight reserve) NOTE.—Mr. Verry ’s cows are an exceptionally fine lot of big bodied, good eonstitutioned animals, and are very heavy producers. They are all in splendid condition and arc showing well in calf. Bntterfat returns for the last four years have been particularly good and for the past season, the herd has produced on an average of 28011) butterfat per cow, surely a good performance on Otakeho land. We can recommend these cows to dairymen with the utmost confidence. CARS WILL LEAVE OUR lIAWERA AND KAPONGA OFFICES ON THE MORNING OF THE SALE. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. YOUR CAREER. ■VTUMEROUS careers are open to the young man starting out. in business. BUT— With specialised training to back him up, he is able fro apply himself more intelligently to his work, and so advance more rapidly in status and salary. HEMINGWAY’S POSTAL COURSES supply just the field for specialised training that the ambitious young man requires. Study is done, after working hours, in the quiet and privacy of the Loine. Are you prepared to spend a few hours a week in profitable study in order to assure success and prosperity? Here arc the courses that will help you:— Book-keeping, Accountancy, Law, Banker’s Diploma, Matriculation Public Service Entrance, Teachers’ Certificates, Advertising, Salesmanship, Land Agency, Pitman’s Shorthand. Write to-day for particulars to HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND.