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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 24 June 1912, Page 8

Auctions. ON THE FARM, OTAKEHO. " SATURDAY, JUNE 29. At 12 noon. N THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN Attn MERCANTILE AGENCY CO LTD., have received instructions from Mr E. Knapton, who is relinquishing dairying, to sell as above, — WITHOUT RESERVE. 62 high-class dairy cows, mostly young (early calvers) 3 springing heifers 1 2-year bull 1 brown gelding, aged 1 bay gelding, aged 1 good hack 11 hoggets Tip dray, gig, Reid and Gray s f lever plough, disc and tripod harrows, milk cans and dairy utensils, gig and spring cart harness, wheelbarrow, f arxn tools and sundries WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 1 horse, gig and harness 1 bay mare, in foal to Look Again 1 grey mare, in foal to Look Again Milk waggon (new) to carry 14 cans Massey-Harris mower (now) ' Also, — Goodwill of Lease of 145 (about) Acres, with 5 years to run from 7th June, 1912, at an annual rental of 18s per acre. Two stacks of hay will be given in Possession Ist July. Subdivided into eleven paddocks; four-room-ed house on property ;\ all i n grass. The above are a choice lot of dairy cows, and are worthy of the attention of dairymen. They are mostly young good conditioned, and are all early calvers. The herd averaged close on £14 per head for milk alone last season. Mr Knapton is retiring from w-Jf "?' ™nd the lot are t0 be sold Without Reserve. Luncheon provided. STRATFORD YARDS' "i TUESDAY, JUNE 25 ATEWTON KING will sell as -*-i above. — 550 HEAD CATTLE > inducUng--70 3£-year bullocks 60 2^-year steers 100 20-month steers 40 empty heifers 60 store, forward and fat cows 200 mixed yearlings Sale at 1 o'clock. STRATFORD YARDS. TUESDAY, JUNE 25. NEWTON KING has received instructions from Mr H. Chadwick, who has sold his farm, to sell — WITHOUT RESERVE. His dairy herd, as under: 27 cows, 2nd to sth calvers, expected to calve August and September 5 2i-year in-calf heifers Sale at 1 o'clock. STRATFORD~YARDS. TUESDAY, JUNE 25. T^EWTON KING has received m■l^ structions from Mr J. Lewandowski to sell as above, — His choice line of heifers as under: 70 choice 2 to 2^-year Jersey heifers in calf . 20 choice 2j to 3-year Holsteia heifers in calf 10 choice 2-year Holstein heifers in calf 40 choice 2$ to 3-year Shorthorn and Ayrshire heifers in calf 1 20-month Holstein bull 1 20-month Jersey bull Sale at 1 o'clock. The above are a fine line of heifers and well worthy of attention. The vendor, having sold his property, must dispose of his stock. 19,2124 UPPER PALMER ROAD. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26. NEWTON KING has received instructions from Mr H. Parkes who has sold his farm, to sell, — ' WITHOUT RESERVE. His dairy herd, etc., as under: 59 cows, chiefly young, expected to calve August and September 6 choice 2-year heifers.in calf 1 pedigree 2-year Ayrshire bull 3 2-year bulls 1 half-draught mare and foal 2 sows 7 weaners 2 half-draught geldings (reserve) 1 hack (reserve) Cart and harness, s.f. plough, tine harrows, discs, hay rake, long shatter gig and harness, swingleI trees, roller, pig tubs, troughs, crowbar, chains, milk cans, buckets. cooler. row covers, grindstone and sundries Also, — Household furniture and effects. Luncheon provided. Sale at 1 p.m. WAXGANUISALE WANGANUI EAST YARDS. WEDNESDAY,-JUNE 26. At 1 p.m. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD. will sell as abov^e, — 1000 SHKEP ' ;? omPristog,----250 ewes, in lamb to Leicester rams 160 lambs . 100 dry ewes \ 300 ewes, in lamb aWiJomney rams Kf\ CATTLE, i-oniprisjiig— 3 good dairy cows, (j(lose to profit . 25 2-year dairy heifers 10 dairy cows \ 2 dairy heifers > 12 weaners > ——— [ Luncheon may be obtained at the yards. i Brakes leave Post Office corner periodically after 11 a.m. f WAVERLEY SALjfe. fridayTTune is, At 1 p.m. j D ALGETY AND COMP/ANY, LTD.. will sell as above,-----350 good lambs. ' 300 empty ewes. oO ewes, in lamb. \ • 47 mixed woolly ho<z<Aits. 10 dairy cows." ~" ( 3 3-year unbroken ljiucks. 1 4-year boy's ponfr. ENTHIES~SOLIf CITED.