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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 3 June 1919, Page 8

AUCTIONS. ~rr~: i t HAV/EH'A. I THURSDAY, JUNE 8. 200 0 MIXMJ SHEEP» including 150 lambs 250 4-tooth wethers 130 2-tooth ewes, empty 250 forward empty ewes 600 ewes in lamb 200 e-.i t-s in lamb 50 rut isiieep o» 300 mixed sheep d.f\(\ HEAD Mi-^ED CATTLE, ineluding 50 store cows 35 fonvard cows 30 ehoiee 2-H'ear in-calf heifers 20 in-calf heifers 50 mixed weaners 30 weaner steers 30 weaner heifers Plough chains, swingletrees, 4horse collars and 2 pairj names, 7 pair winkers, lead-; ing chains and log chain,; Planet Jr., 220 ft 4-inch ironj piping and sundries, 9 milkj cans and (sundries Gn account of Mr Chas. Washer, ■ sen., Inaha— 30 choice 3-year Shorthorn in-calf heifers 25 20-month Shorthorn steers 25 empty Shorthorn heifers , ! | 20 Shorthorn weaners j On .account of Mr Chas. Hunt,' j Fraser Road, who is relinquishing | dairying—, | WITHOUT RESERVE. I I 30 choice Holstein, Shorthorn and: j Jersey dairy cows, 2nd, 3rd| j and 4th July and Aug. calyerg! 1 2-year Shorthorn springing! heffer j 1 3-year Holstein springing heifer 17 yearlings- (slight reserve) 3 cans Subject to inspection on farm ] 1 Treloar 3-cow plant milking ma-1 chine and Andenson 2-J-h.p. oil and benzine engine (sligfrt reserve) NOTE.—The above .herd has 'been well culled out and is in good condition. The cows are mostly 2nd" and 3rd cahners and are due to come in in July and August. i ON THE FARM, WIRIHANA ROAD, WAIHI, HAWERA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4. At 1.30 p.m. FTTHE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE -*- ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., have received instructions I from Mr J. H. Mortlock, who is relinquishing dairying, to sell by public auction as above^— WITHOUT RESERVE. 33 young Jersey, Shorthorn and Holstein dairy oowe, mostly 2nd carvers 1 3-year Shorthorn bull 1 spring cart mare, aged, any trial 3 pig barrels, 5 25-gal. milk cans plunger and milk .tray, 2 pair plough chains, 2-horse set fSwingletrees, s.f. Duncan plough (new) NOTE—The above herd comprises a nice young lot cf cows, the majority of which are second oalTers. Th c factory returns for the past season total 93801b,s bufcter-fat, -which fact alone is quite sufficient to induce intending purchasers of fksit-class young dairy stock to Bitte-nd this sale. Luncheon Provided. ON THE FARM, OMUTURANGI ROAD, OTAKEHO. SATURDAY, JUNE 11. At 12.30 p.m. i _____ rpHE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., have received instructions from Mr W. Grindlay, who has sold his farm, to 6eU , by public auction ag above— WITHOUT RESERVE, 27 choice dairy cows, July, Aug. and Sept. calvens, mostly 3rd calvers 3 choice in-calf heifers, early oalvers 4 weaner heifers 1 weaner bull 2 good all-round horses Trap, oart, 3 sets harness, hay sledge, hay sweep, distributor, block dray wheels, harrows, 3 milk buckets, milk strainer, •wash tubs and pig barrels, steel bars, hay forks, spades and shovels, large copper, 3J ladders, other farm tool®,! chain, pulley aifd rope, house-1 hold furniture, fowls and numerous sundries ' NOTE.—Our Manaia, agent, w!ho has! inspected the above herd, reports that the cows are a tip-top lot, in good condition and well culled out. We have every confidence in recommending them to intending purchasers of good dairy cattle. ____^____ j Luncheon Provided. A.M.P. LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. FUNDS: £38,000,000. TP 3 ™ j™^*l and most successful X Mutual Life Office in the British Empire. PAYS A BONUS TO POLICYHOLDERS EVERY YEAR. Rates and Particulars from H. F. TIBBITTS.. Sub-Agent Chief Agent for D. L. READER JSorth Taranaki. Phone 314. Box 3.