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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 11 July 1912, Page 8

■s Auctions. KAKARAMEA YARDS. mondayTjuly 15, At 1 p.m. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MEHOANTILB AOENCV CO. LTD., and REDUCED, wiJL sell by publ lie auction as above, — V-£(l CATTLE, including— 60 mixed yearlings 30 forward and store cows 15 springing heifers, Shorthorn cross 8 Jersey-Holstein 3-yeaE springing heifers 20 2-year springing heifers 25 20 month to 2-yr empty heifers 15 colored yearling heifers 20 empty 2-year heifers 6 sound dairy cows .2 young bulls 120 4, 6, and f.m. ewes in lamb 100 good matai posts Quantity totara house blocks and sundries. On account of Mr J. F. Williamson— . 30 choice 3-year springing heifers, well grown and good colours. LOWER HASTINGS ROAD MANGATOKI. TUESDAY, JFCiY 16. At 12 noon, THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., AND REDUCED, have received instructions from Mr Jno. Coxhead, who has sold his farm and is leaving the district, to sell as above, — WITHOUT RESERVE. 60 mostly young dairy cows, July to September calvers 6 yearling heifers 2 yearling Shorthorn bulls 1 4-year Shorthorn bull 2 sows in pig 2 store pigs 1 boar Massey-Harris drill (reserve), Reid and Gray lever plough, mower, Reid and Gray mower (reserve), spring dray, gig, disc harrows, «team boiler, power water pump (Douglas), milk shute, stumping jack, farm tools and sundries Household furniture and effects 67 fully paid shares Mangatoki Dairy Co. (reserve.) The above cows are a good lot, Jersey and Shorthorn strains, are mostly young, have been heavily culled, and returned over £13 per head last season. Mr Coxhead has been dairying for twelve years, this being his first clearing sale, and as he is leaving the district everything is to be sold to the highest bidder. Free grazing will be given till end month. i Luncheon provided. ON THE FARM, OPUNAKE. TUESDAY, JULY 16. At 12.30 n.m. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. AND REDUCED, have received instructions from Mr H. Corbett to sell as above^ — WITHOUT RESERVE. 28 good young dairy cows, 2nd and 3rd calvers, due to calve iv August and September 4 yearling heifers 1 yearling Holstein bull Dray and harness, dairy utensils, gig, 3 400-gallon tanks, saddle and bridle, copper and sundries Household furniture and effects 31 fully paid shares Opunake Dairj Co. On account of another vendor, — WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 8 young dairy cows 15 choice heifers in calf Luncheon provided. ON THE FARM, RAWHITIROA. THURSDAY, JULY 18. At 12.30 p.m. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN A.NE MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. LTD. AND REDUCED, have received instructions from Mr A. Zimmerman ■to sell as above, — WITHOUT RESERVE. 60 choice dairy cows, chiefly August and Seotember calvers 2 bulls 3 breeding sows 1 boar 1 gi'ey gelding (trial) 1 hack I 1 bay mare, aged Spring dray, s.f. plough, hillside i Plough, harrows and sundries }\ITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 57 shares Eltham Co-op. Dairy Co. 1 foal, by Consby The above cows are a superior lot ; of Shorthorns, Jerseys and Holsteins, mostly second to fourth calvers, due to calve early. They can be thoroughly recommended as first-class testers and milkers. Luncheon provided. ON THE FARM, HUNTER ROAD U-nee nines from Eltham). FRIDAY, JULY 19. At 11 a.m. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AVID J- MERCANTILE AGENCY CO LTD. AND REDUCED, STRATFORD! have been favored with instructions from Mr N. B. Fletcher, who has sold his farm, to sell, — His choice dairy herd and farm sundries: ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. 53 choice dairy cows, nearly all Holsteins, including several purebreds; expected August and September calvers 1 Jersey bull 2 yearling bulls 2 half-draught mares 6 lambs 2 sows 1 boar 7 store nigs 1 d.f. plough, disc harrows, grass harrows, hay rake, Noxon mower^ cultivators, knife grinder, Planet Jr. drill, 10 milk cans, buckets, sledge, milk cart, block dray, waggon, dray harness, cart harness, swingletrees, plough chains, milk tank and troughs, endless chains, 107 shares in Eltham Dairy Co., and general farm sundries Also,— • Household furniture and effects Xuncheon provided. Brake leaves Company's Stratford Office at 9 o'clock sharp. NOTE.—The above cows are a firstclass herd, having been heavily culled and carefully selected from the best dairies irrespective of cost, and they can be highly recommended to anyone wanting tip-ton cows. The cows, twothirds of which are Holsteins, including several purebreds, are in first-class condition. 11'3'5'7'S