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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 29 July 1911, Page 8

Auctions. Auctioneers' calendars appear to-day on page 4. AUIIOA SALE YARDS. MONDAY, JULY 31. At 1 p.m. Gillies and Balder wai sen by public auction as above, — 30 dairy cows, second calvers, guaranteed sound 3 good young dairy.cows, to calve August; in calf to pedigree Jersey bulls 33 store cows 5 fat cows 10 springing heifers 6 3-year-oid springing heifers 25 half-bred Jersey heifers 70 mixed yearlings 50 strong weaner steers 3 bulls . . 30 good hoggets MANAIA~SALE YARDS. TUESDAY, AUGUST 1. At 1 p.m. GILLIES AND NALDER will sell by public auction as above, — 15 fat cows ! 35 store cows 30 mixed yearlings 15 springing heifers ; 3 dairy cows, close to calving; in calf to purebred Jersey bull (guaranteed sound) 15 pigs 1 good harness mare, in foal ON THE FARM, MANAIA~ROAD, KAPUNI. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2. GILLIES AND NALDER have received instructions from Mr J. F. Stevenson, who is giving up dairying, to sell as above, — WITHOUT RESERVE. 120 dairy cows, mostly 2nd to 4th calvers ■ 15 springing heifers (Jersey cross) 15 springing heifers (Shorthorn cross) , 10 springing heifers (Holstein 1 cross) 20 store pigs 3 sows, close to farrowing 1 Berkshire boar . ( 2 farm horses, 5 years and 8 years 16 25-gallon cans 1 milk wagon, 16 25-gallon cans, quantity of dairying sundries Mr Stevenson has been dairying for 14 years, and this is his first clearing sale. We have personally inspected this herd, and can recommend to buyers. About 60 per cent of the cows will calve the week after sale. Sale commences at 11 a.m. Luncheon provided. ON THE FAR^t, MANAIA. friday,"august 4. GILLIES AND BALDER have received instructions from Mr A. J. Hastie, who has sold his farm, to sell as above,: — WITHOUT RESERVE. 34 extra choice dairy cows, fiveeighth to purebred Jerseys; 6 purebred Jerseys i -17 2fyear Jersey heifers, springing ,(some of them purebred) ,12 yearling Jersey heifers (some of them, purebred) 1 5-year pedigree Jersey bull Dr , Dreyfus, ,$y Doctor (20), (JWP-), dam Lady Dreyfus (632) ...-^ , 1 3-year Dedigr.ee Jersey bull ' 1 2-yeai t pedigr;ee Jersey bull 1 yearling pedigree Jersey bull Cambridge roller. ~JDeering mowing machine... (new), discs, . d.f. plough, A very weighing machine, Manitoba stacker (good order), chain;,and. tripod harrows, 2.. drays, harness, 600 sacks, tools, timber, posts and wire, about 8 cords firewood, cans, buckets, etc. Quantity of mangolds and carrots, poultry and pigs Household furniture Alsoj— WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 3 heavy draught mares (1 stinted) 2 hacks 1 gig hors© 1 £ony 2 hunters '_■ NOTE.—Mr H^tie has sold his farm, and it is his intention to sell everything at above sale to the highest bidder. The auctioneers draw particular attention to the quality of everything offered. Mr Hastie has held the record at the Kaupokonui Dairy Factory Co. for the past 5 years. Sale commences at 12 noon. Luncheon provided. STRATFORD YARDs! TUESDAY~~AUGUST 1. At 1.30 p.m. YOUNG, HOBBS AND CO. will sell by public auction as above, — 400 HEAD CATTLE ' incl«ding--100 young store cows 30 good yearlings 6 2-year steers 80 3-year-old steers 100 2-year-old steers 150 yearlings (off turnips) 50 3-year in calf heifers 100 f.f.m. ewes in lamb 200 lambs WANGANUI SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2. At 11.30 a.m. "EIREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO A will sell by public auction a* above, — 1 00 CATTLE > comprising— 8 first-class springing heifers 10 store cows 2 dairy cows 50 mixed cattle On account of G. F. Moore, Esq.— 30 extra prime fat bullocks 1500 SHEEP ' comprising— 400 4 and 5-year ewes, in lamb to Southdown rams 360 2-tooth bush ewes-in lamb 400 hoggets 250 hoggets 100 forward wethers 60 msLuncheon may be obtained at the yards. STRATFORD WOOL, SHEEPSKIN HIDE nd TALLOW SALE, NEXT SALE—AUGUST 1. Clienta are requested to forward loti not later than FRIDAY, July 28. YOUNG, HOBBS AND CO,