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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 19 June 1928, Page 12

AUCTIONS. AUCTIONS. FARMERS’ CO-OP. TOMORROW TO-MORROW WITHOUT RESERVE MR J. M. LAURENT’S SALE. ON THE FARM, MANAWAPOU ROAD. At 12 sharp. 36 CHOICE JERSEY COWS 36 Including-18 Pedigrees Implements and Household Furniture 12 Noon Sharp.

TO-MORROW ELTHAM. WEDNESDA Y, JUNE 20. 1028. HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Etc., including—--15 store and forward rows 10 fat cows 4 1-year steoT.s 5 springing heifers 100 good M.S. Romney hoggets Quantity 1 and 2-year maeroearpa trees HAWEEA SALE AND MR W. O. WILLIAMS’ SALE. THURSDAY, JUNE 21. HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Etc., including—--0 springing rows (close to profit) 0 fat cows 50 in-eaif dairy heifers .10 fat b.f. hoggets 10 faf. ewes Quantity 1 and 2-year maeroearpa trees 60 store pigs 200 posts 1 set chain harrows, waggon AND rpHE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have been instructed by Mr W. O. WILLIAMS to sell his complete herd, which was sharemilkod by Mr ‘Churchin, comprising—--40 JERSEY & JERSEY CROSS ° YOUNG DAIRY COWS 10 2-yenr in-calf Jersey heifers

NOTE. —The majority of these cows are August e a Ivors. They are all young, Ln splendid condition and are great bodied cat-tie showing plenty of quality. This is a dispersal of a. genuine herd, Mr Williams having decided to go in for sheep. Further Entries Invited. MR. W. LOCKLEY’S SALE. ON THE FARM AT TE KIRI. SATURDAY, JUNE .23, 1928. At. 12 Noon Sharp. rjpHE FARMERS ’ CO-OP. have been 'favoured with instructions from MR. LOOKLEY to sell as above— WITHOUT RESERVE. ~ DAIRY COWS 15 2-vear T.C. heifers 1 18-month colt (slight reserve) 1 4'5-gallon Alfa Laval separator NOTE —The above herd comprises mainly Jersey and Holstein 'Crossed cows due to calve in July and Angust. The vendor is going out of dairying and everything with one exception is for absolute sale. Those cows are all young, being mostly third ealvers, and wo can .confidently recommend dairymen to attend this sale. Light Luncheon Provided. By the Aid of Dr. MORSE’.’ INDIAN ROOT PILLS

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