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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 23 June 1928, Page 12

AUCTIONS,

ME D. KEMP’S SALE. ON THE.FARM, TE WEEA. THURSDAY, JUNE 2S, 1928. At 12.30 p.m. sharp. rpHE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have been favoured with instructions from Mr KEMP, who .is giving up dairying ahicl going in for sheep, .to sell as above WITHOUT RESERVE QO YOUNG DAIRY COWS 7 Holstein and Jersey cross incalf heifers 28 store pigs I 5 sows due to farrow in August 1 .pedigree Tanvworth boar HORSES—r> unbroken, half-.draught horses 4 draught mares in. foal to Sir Wnffie 2 hack mares in foal to Sir Wallie 1 Clydesdale marc (Belgium) in I foal to Baron Newton (.slight. I reserve) j 1 Stallion, 4-year-old, Sir Wnllie (slight reserve) I 1 4-cow A.W.R. milking plant I 1 60-gal. Alfa Laval ..separator 1 60-gal. Dahlia separator 1 15-gal. lowa separator 5 crctani cans, 1 2-1 h.p. Anderson engine, 1 3 h.p. Fairbanks engine, 1-tore waggon, spring cart and harness, s.f. Duncan plough, Dee ring .plough, 7-coul-ter drill, I'lhaffcutter (hand or i power), 4-horse block and tackle NOTE. —This .is a. choice herd, of young dairy clows, being mostly 3rd and 4th ca.lvers, due to calve in. August and September. They alrc in good condition and as they have been milked on hilly country should do exceptionally well w!ho.rever taken. The horses- are an exceptionally good lot and the machinery and implements are all in first-oihvss order. GRANTHAM’S ESTATE’S SALE. ON THE FARM, NORMANBY. TUESDAY, JUNE 2(5, 1928. WITHOUT RESERVE

j 'J'HE FARMERS’ CO-OP. ha-ve been instr.uetc.rl by- the Trustees in the Estate of the late D. GRANTHAM, who have leased the farm-, to sell' as above WITHOUT RESERVE the following — rj 9 YOUNG JERSEY DAIRY COWS in calf to pedigree bulls 10 choice 2-year in-calf heifers 14 well grown yearling Jersey hoi fOTS Also WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 1 Emerson hay loader, good order 1 rising 3-year bay gelding ,all work ' 3 4-year bay geldings .all work 3 rising 2wear unbroken horses, I broken to lead «• 3 rising 3-year fillies, all work 1 4-year mare, all work I * NOTE.—Those cows are all young, great-bodied Jerseys, being practically all 2nd, 3rd an d 4th cal vers. They arc dine as follows: 34 July, 30 August, S September, actual calving dates being available at the sale. This herd is wellknown as one of the highest producing herds in the district and can bo confidently recommended to dairymen. The horses are an exceptionally fine lot and are well worth attention. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 25. At 12 noon sharp. IN SALE PAVILION ON THE FARM, MANAIA ROAD, MANAIA. FIFTH ANNUAL UNRESERVED SALE On account of Mr J. F. STEVENSON—--350 CHOTICE & HIGH GRADE SPRINGING HEIFERS

IMPORTANT ! URGENT SHORT NOTICE SALE <=£lsoo WORTH OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE wh/ieh imioludes TABLE CUTLERY, KITCHEN UTENSILS, CHINA TEA SETS, FANCY GOODS, ETC. AUCTION SALE General Drapery, Single aiiwi Double Sheets, Damask, Blankets, Towels, Travelling and Floor Rugs, Tweeds, Serges and Worsteds', Men’s Clothing, Ladies’ Underwear. . Overcoats,Frocks, a.nd Gents’ Footwear. All the Goods 'are for ABSOLUTE DISPOSAL PRACTICALLY WITHOUT RESERVE IN MIDDLE SHOP, COLLINS’ BUILDINGS, UNION ST., HAWERA, Commencing 2 p.m. TUESDAY, JUNE 26, and continued daily. Special Lots to be offered on behalf of whom it may concern—--2 Ladies' Solid Gold Wristlet Watches; 3 Gents’ 10-yeax Rolled Gold Watches; 1 only pair French Prism Glasses, 8x; 2 pairs l French Field Glasses; 7 Ladies’ Hamdibags; 3 only genuine Diamond Rings (small reserve); 1 only 50-,piece Canteen .Stainless Cutlery; 2 only Stock Saddles and Bridles, 2 only Gold Gha.iims, lloz. SAMPLES OF GOODS WILL BE ON VIEW MORNINGS OF SALES. NOTE. —All goods are new and’ in. perfect, order. Condition, guairamiteed. ' SOLD IN LOTS SUITABLE FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC. D. LIVINGSTONE, Auctioneer.