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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 18 July 1928, Page 10

AUCTIONS. FARMERS’ CO-OP. HAWEEA SALE. THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1928. At 12 o ’clock sharp. JQQ .HEAD STORE RATTLE, etc., including— ~ 9 fat cows 45 Jersey wearier heifers 50- fat ewes 35 fat an-cl forward cowis 25 3-year forward bullocks 1 5-seater 4-cylinder Buiek car (good order) 3 sows and litters .100 arms., wjf. -hoggets 20 good store pigs 1 spring dray 200 posts On Account MR" OHAS. BAY.LY, Toko — 90 fresh conditioned 4 year bullocks. 25Q BAIR-Y COWS and HEIFERS,

comprising— On Account ME, S. C. TONES — 40 extra choice 3-year Jersey and Jersey Cross springing heifers (close up) NOTE—7S per cent, of these cattle are Mr Tonkas own 'breeding, 'being specially selected from the best cows in his well known herd, which has averaged over 3001 b butterfat per cow. As a line they ore the best cattle we have so far offered this season. On Account of 'ME. H. R. JENKINS, who has leased his farm — 05 Jersey and Jersey Cross dairy cows -a • 11 in-calf Jersey heifers 13 Jersey weaner heifers 1 bull 3 good farm horses Waggon and cans On Account of MR. A. E. WINTER, Waitotara, who is giving up dairying, his complete herd, comprising—--34 Jersey and Jersey Cross dairy cows, mostly second calvers. On Account of a CLIENT — 50 guaranteed sound Jersey and •* Jersey Cross springing dairy cows On account MR jB. C, iLY'SACrHT — 30 2-year Jersey in-calf heaters NOTE.—Owing to the exceptionally large entry of stock the sale will commence at 12 o’clock SHARP. Luncheon will be available at the yards from 11 a.m.

KAPONGA. JULY 20. 0Q HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Etc., in eluding—--20 store arncl forward ic-'oiwb .10 dairy cow".'? and 'heifers 12 store pigs 5000 ft of useful farm timber to bf sold dm lots, to' suit purchaser's On account of & Client — l spring dray a/nd harness .1 2-year ;]-draught filiy 5 milk cams Further Entries Invited.

WAVEELEY. AND MESSRS JOHNSTON BROS.’ SALE. FRIDAY, JULY 20. HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Etc., including—--50 dairy cows and heifers close to profit i 100 4 and 5-yeair •ewes, in-lamb S.D. rams ' SO fait and forward b.f. 'hoggets, S.S. 10 store pigs 15 Jersey wearaor heifers 10 young dairy cows., G.S. 10 choice Jersey in-calf heifers Also Instructed 'by Messrs JOHNSTON BROS., Waverley, the FARMERS’ COOP. will isolll—•* JERSEY & JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS, July and Aug. cadvers 1(1 springing Jersey & jersey cross heifers 3 pedigree Jersey cows 1 pedigree Jersey heifer (1 brood sows close to farrowing 1 p.b. Berkshire boar 2 young boars, 6 months NOTE.—AII the cows have been bred on itho farm. They are by biifiter-fat bulls and arc in calf to the following pedigree bulls: ‘'Onaero Gipsy King,” (bum C.O.R. 6661b5. fat, amid "Jersey Park Dairy Lad,” dorm C.O.R. 4921b5. fat. The heifers have been picked for .production from the best cows. They airo by pedigree .bulls and are in calf to pedigree bullis.

Also On account of Mir W. H. WATKINS, life annual draft of spring-inn ilioiifors, corniipriisinig—--25 EXTRA CHOICE JERSEY & JERSEY CROSS SPRINGING HEIFERS NOTE.—This is an exceptionally choice line of heifcTS. They are fully up to 'the usiKi 1 standard yarded iby Mr Watkins and cam be confidently recommended to dairymen. MR FARMER I jVTOW is the time to have your MILKING MACHINES OVERHAULED. All -work guaranteed—work done on farm or at my garage. A. G. ROBERTSON. OKAIAWA. Call or Ring ’Phone 29159— :