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Hawera Star, Volume XLIX, 17 July 1929, Page 10

AUCTIONS. FARMERS’ CO-OP. SPRING HORSE FAIRS. AUGUST 7—OPUNAKE. AUGUST B—INGLEWOOD.8 —INGLEWOOD. AUGUST 9, 10—HAWEEA. SEPTEMBER 19 —-WAVERLEY. Clients please note tliait wo are re ceiving entries for the above Fairs. Please advise our agents or ring out nearest branch so that numbers may be reserved EARLY. HAWERA. THURSDAY, JULY 18. At 12 o’clock sharp. ‘3OO HEAD CATTLE, including— -10 fat P.A. heifers and cows 30 store cows 30 Jersey and Jersey cross yearling heifers 200 posts, quantity battens, joung macrocarpa trees, 1 set tripod harrows 100 4 and 6-th ewes, in lamb to Romney rams 150 hoggets 150 good woolly wether hoggets Quantity of second-hand bricks 1 s.f. R. and G. plough 1 40cwt. waggon (in good order) Also — | On account of executors of estate of late Jas. ASH — 3 good sheep and cattle dogs Also, in the Dairy Pavilion. At 12.30 p.m. ■Q HEAD OF DAIRY CATTLE in account of Mr S. C. TONES, his ual draft of — |0 CHOICE 3-YEAR JERSEY INU CALF HEIFERS 10TE. —Undoubtedly one of the st lines, of in-calf heifers to be subted to dairymen this yeaT, we have ry confidence in recommending these tie. Over 60 per cent, axe from ;ed dams, having been selected as res from Mr Tonks’ well-known herd 200 cows, -which this season has averd 3301b5. of butter-fat per cow—the hest record per cow for big herds .er the South Taranaki Herd Testing ociation. An unparalleled opportunfor dairymen to secure high produccattle. Also

Oil account of Mr F. REARDON" -| qq JERSEY & JERSEY CROSS " LU DAIRY COWS

NOTE. —These cattle axe young, good coloured cows off hilly country. The majority are July calvers, nothing being later than the 20th of August, thus ensuring an early return to purchasers. All will carry the vendor’s guarantee of soundness at calving, a fact which will be appreciated by past purchasers of Mr Reardon’s cows. This very choice line of cows we have no hesitation in recommending to dairymen. Following his usual custom Mr Reardon will deliver cows free cf charge to Manaia, Okaiawa, Kaponga and Eltham for purchasers at his sale. NOTE. —Pig Sale will commence at 12 noon sharp. Fairy Sale will commence at 12.30 sharp. Further Entries Being Received. WAVERLEY. FRIDAY, JULY 19. At 12.30 p.m. sharp. 150 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Etc., including—--20 store cows 11 fat and forward Hereford bullocks 7 2-year steers 10 yearling steers e 15 yearling heifers 20 mixed pigs 11200 SHEEP > ineludin £ — | 200 2-th ewes in lamb to S.D. rams ,200 4-th ewes in lamb to S.D. rams 250 4 and 5-year ewes in lamb to S.D. rams 200 f.m. ewes in lamb to S.D. rams 100 b.f. hoggets 50 mixed hoggets 70 forward empty ewes IN THE DAIRY PENS: Inn CHOICE DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS On account of Mr W. H. WATKINS 25 choice Jersey springing heifers

NOTE. —Those* hoifors aro by the pedigree .Torsov 1 > n.l*l T liMarua- Bad, 10381, mid arc from high producing lianas; Mr Watkins’ 'herd of G 4 cows, under the South Taranaki Herd Test-j i M o- Association conditions, having the record of 3n2-Albs of fat per cow. Dairymen in search of very choice incalf heifers cannot do 'better than make selections from the above offering. On account of Mr P. H. Powler--20 choice Jersey 'and Jersey cross, springing heifers j On account of Messrs JOHNSTON j BROS.— 3 2-year-ol(l pod. Jersey springing heifers | On account of Mr J os. LARNIER, who is giving -up dairying 7 good dairy cows On account of Mr H. SAVAGE 24 Jersey and Jersey cross dairy cows in good condition, 3rd and 4th calvc-rs, due August and September On account of other vendors 20 2 and 3-year Jersey and Jersey 1 cross springing heifers FURTHER ENTRIES RECEIVED. Clients, Please Note Sale at 12.30 Sharp.