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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 25 June 1928, Page 12

AUCTIONS. NEWTON KING, LTD. I I ■ * MESSRS CASSERLEY’S & HOGAN’S SALE. WEDNESDAY., JUNE 27, 1925. AT THE FARM, OHANGAI. KING LTD. have received instruction® from Messrs CASSERLEY & HOGAN, whose lease lias expire cl, to sell as above — WITHOUT RESERVE KO CLASSY JERSEY & JERSEY ° CROSS YOUNG COWS, ■due July and August, few In September, to Jersey 'bulls 2 cows' In. milk ] 22 wearer Jersey heifers 2 Jersey bulls 1 ngerl mare, all work 1 lialf-draught mare, 4 years, stinted to “High Tide” 1 unbroken half-draught filly. 2yrs 2 half-draught' geldings, 3 years, exceptionally good SO 2, 4 and 6th ewes, 4 years old r.w. 'Southdown rams (good line) 2 Southdown rams 65 store pigs 3 sows, due early August . 1 nearly • mew milk waggon, dray and harness, collars, swimgletrees, chains, discs, s.f. plough, tine haTrows, 8 milk cans, chip heater; and farm sundries WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 1 4-cow L.K.G. milking machine 106 fully paid Meremere Dairy Co. shares 1 21 h.p. Lister engine Sale at 12 o’clock. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. The herd advertised above 'arc a very even lot of good-bodied Jerseys, all young and their butter-fat production is very good. Season 1926-27 they produced .16,0001ihs fat., 1927-28 season, which was very dry, they produced 14,6001b® fat. The sheep are an extremely good lot 'of ewes; in fact, one of the best me have offered this year. Cattle will be delivered to Hawera Free of Charge by Vendor. Cairo will leave .Auctioneers’ offices morning of sale. MR W. C. WILLIAMS’ SALE. ON THE FARM, OEO ROAD, AUROA (Alongside Railway Lime) TUESDAY NEXT, JUNE 26, 1928. At 12 moom sharp. AJEWTON KING LTD. have been instructed iby Mr W. C. WILLIAMS, whose lease bias expired and who is retiring from dairying ,to sell by Public Auction as above — ' WITHOUT RESERVE go VERY CHOICE DARK & FAWN JERSEY, JERSEY CROSS AND AYRSHIRE DAIRY COWS, mostly 2nd to 6th cal vers, practically all July-August caivers, a few in September, and in calf to purebred Jersey bulls ! 2 waggon geldings, 6 years, staunch and quiet (slight reserve) 2 purebred Jersey bulls 2 aged farm horses .1 schoolboy’s pony (quiet) 1 4-cow plant Ridel milking machine with neleaser and electric motor (in good order) Also milk waggon to carry 16 cans (in good order), Empire Junior drill, McCormick Big Six mower (almost mew), 6 25-gal. milk cam's;, swingl'ctrees and chains, useful farm tools' and sundries Household Furniture aud effects WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 1 Singer sewing machine 1 oak gramophone and 40 good records 1 good piano

NOTE.—The above 'herd comprises a | healthy lolt of good-constltutioned cattle .showing splendid producing qualities. There is quite >a pronounced proportion of good Jerseys and 2nd to 4th culvers. The butter-fat from 53 last year aggregated 13,50Gibs factory returns on sec-ond-class country, and this year, after a very dry .seasen, they produced 12,0001 b of butter-fat. This is quite good for country in this district, and-prospective buyers are recommended to attend this sale with confidence. Oars will leave offices of the auctioneers on the morning of the sale. On account of Mr J. F. HARTLEY. Auto a—.l Clydesdale mniro (S years old ) 1 Clydesdale filly (3 years-, broken to chains) 2 IS-month Clydesdale fillies 1 Clydesdale colt, foal All of the above a,re pedigree horses registered in the New Zealand Clydesdale Society ’«■ stud book, and can be sold with ia transfer. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIRET). CENITR'AIL MART TUESDAY, JUNE 26. At 1.30 p.m. T. C. SMITH will sell by auction as above— Quantity drapery, including boys’ .jerseys, suits, shirts, braces, ties, hose tweed trousers, handkerchiefs silk blouses, socks, calice, flannellcttc, men’s shirts, underwear. etc. X>ECTORA —The Tonic Oough Mix-' ture; safe and pleasant to take; used as a gargle for sore throat is excellent. 2/R nnd I/O bottle.; —Taits’ Pharmacy, High Street, Hawera.