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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 16 June 1928, Page 10

! I AUCTIONS FARMERS’ CO-OP. KAKARAMEA SALE AND MESSRS. MURPHY BROS.’ SALE. MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1928. At 12 noon sharp. HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Etc., including—’. 9 forward cow's hulls 120 4,0, f.f.m. owes in lamb S.D. rams 35 ewe hoggets 1 boy ’s quiet pony 1 good gig horse 1 10-gal. Wizard separator Also Direct from the Main Trunk Mills 5000 ft of useful farm timber, comprising rails, flooring, scantling and gate timber in lots to suit purchasers WITHOUT RESERVE Instructed by Messrs MURPHY BROS., W.hemifikura, whose lease has expired, THE FARMERS’ CO-OP. will sell WITHOUT RESERVE their complete herd, comprising— YOUNG JERSEY & JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS in splendid condition 1 cultivator and spring dray, S.R. NOTE.—The majority of these cows arc August ca.lvers, the balance being due early in September. Factory dates will be available at the sale. Under home separation these cows last season averaged 280-2901bs of butter-fat per cow. . They are in splendid condition and cam be confidently recommended to dairymen. Sale at 12 noon sharp. MR L. F. MACE’S SALE. ON THE FARM, RAMA ROAD, KAUPOKONUI. TUESDAY, .TUNE 19, 1928. At 12.30 p.m. WITHOUT RESERVE. rjHHE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have been instructed bv Mr L. F. MACE, •whose lease has expired, to sell as above WITHOUT RESERVE the following— -50 CHOICE JERSEY & JERSEY * ’ CROSS DAIRY COWS 10 2-year in-calf Jersey heifers 2 2-year unregistered pedigree Jersey bulls 1 pedigree Jersey bull Corona’s Asterman (full brother to Aster’s August Child, 9051b5. fat as a 3-year-old) 2 farm horses (all work) 1 30cwt. waggon 1 spring ca.rt and harness 224 fully paid Ivaupokonui Dairy Co. shares (slight reserve)., disc harrows, Johnson mower, Deering sweep, s.f, lever plough, swingletrees and chains, school trap, power grindstone, crosscut saw, hammer and wedges, horse clipper, 8 milk cans . Also Dining table, 2 small tables, gramophone and records, corner whatnot, large kauri kitchen dresser, large cupboard, 2 d. bedsteads ' and wire-wove mattresses, 1 cot, duchess', chest drawers, 3 washstands, deck chair, flour bin, lamps, pictures, jam, linoleum, bath, wringer, copper and stand, meat safe, churn, 4 sacks table potatoes and numerous sundries

NOTE.—Mir M'ae'e tas been farming on the Emma Bead for the past thirteen years and .most of the. cows are his own breeding being by the great 'batter-fat bull - Corona ’s A storm an. They are therefore 'heavy producers, being one op the highest testing herds supplying the Kaupokomii factory. The cows are in good condition and, are due from 2nd duly onwards. Calving dates will be available at the sale. Anyone requiring I first-class cows should not fail to attend this sale. Should purchasers ■desire it, cattle may remain on the farm until the end of the month. EIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. .Sale- at 12.30 p.m. sharp. HAWERA SALE AND MR W. O. WILLIAMS’ SALE. THURSDAY, JUNE 21. }QQ HEAD .MIXED CATTLE. Etc., including—--0 fat, cows 30 in-calf dairy heifers (JO store pigs 200 posts l®set chain harrows, waggon AND 'J'HE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have been instructed by Mr W. O. WILLIAMS, who is giving up dairying, to sell his complete herd, comprising— JERSEY &: JERSEY CROSS YOUNG DAIRY COWS 10 2-year in-calf Jersey heifers NOTE.—The majority of these cows are August cal vers. They are all young, in splendid- condition and arc great bodied cattle showing plenty of quality. This is « dispersal of a: genuine herd, Mr Williams having decided to go in for sheep. Further Entries Invited. LISTENERS’ GUIDE 2/6. OBTAINABLE from Messrs GYDE , and BARRINGER, Radio Dealers, Ha worn, Radio Records Agents. COME TO THE FAIR