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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 12 July 1921, Page 8

AUCTIONS. i AT WAVERLEY YARDS. (For the convenience of buyers.) THURSDAY, JULY 14. At 12.30 p.m. sharp. rpflE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE •*- ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z.,' LTD., have been favoured with j instructions from Mr iS. Watlrins, Kohi, who has told* his farm, and is retiring from dairying, to sell by publio auction as above-— ■ . WITHOUT BESERVE AQ< EXTRA CHOICE JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS, A&g. and Sept. calvers, mostly 2nd and 3rd calvers 20 extra choice 3-year Jersey cross springing heifers 40 18-month empty Jersey heifers 20 18-month Holsfein and Shorthorn steers . 1 grade Jersey 'bull, 4 years 1 grade Jersey ,bull, 18 months 3 half-draught horses, broken to all work ' Quantity of implements NOTE—This herd' comprises an exceptionally choice lot of Jersey cross cows. All have been l>red by the owner arid are in calf to purebred Jersey bull. They are in. splendid ■condition and showing up well. in calf. ' The springing heifers are also a very choice lot, well grown and in great cbridifion. Mr Watkins has r Been dairying on thi3 farm for the past 17 years and has always kept purebred Jersey bulls, consequently, as both cows and heifers are. his own breeding, they come from a good Jersey strain. We can thoroughly recommend all dairymen in search of well-ibred Jersey cattle to attend" this sale. 7,9,11,12,13

AT ELTHAM YARDS. (For Convenience of Buyers.) FRIDAY, JULY 15. At 12.30 p.m. sharp. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., have been favoured witK instructions from Mr Cbnr a d Hitchcock, who Ras leased his farm 3 to jell ,by public auction as above— : WITHOUT RESERVE. -, 54 very choice dairy cows, practic- \ ally 'all 2nd arid 3rd Aug. anil Sept. calvers /" * 16 extra choice 20-month in-cal* heifers 4 empty 20-mo.nth heifer s 4 grade Jersey bulls, 1 to 2 years 4 store cows 2 good farm horses (slight re- , serve) N , 1 good colt (slight reserve) 1 s.f. plough, tripod harrows, 6 . milk cans, spring dray and harness (slight reserve) / NOTE.—Our agent has inspected the** above, herd and reports that it comprises one of the choicest lines of dairy cows that he has seen this year. Tney are in first-class condition and are visibly in calf. Dairymen "in search ot • choice dairy cattle can be recommended to attend' this sale. QN THE FARM, MANGAPOUA \ROAp, NOKMANBr. •(Next to Estate of late Cosslet^t . Johnston); MONDAY, JULY 18. At 1 p.m. mHE -FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE -1- ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., have been 7 favoured with instructions from Mr N. P. Lawson to sell by public auction as above I WITHOUT RESERVE. f 28 dairy cows, Jersey-Shorthorn crpss 1 spring cart horse 1 gig horse 1 sow with young 1 dray (almost new) with harness 1 gig and harness • 1 set disc harrows, 6e t tyne harrows (new), McCbrmack mowing machine, Duncan s.f. 1 plough, swingletrees and chains, 16-gal* Methven boiler, sledge, barrel and pig troughs, ■wire netting, 4 milk cans, lj >§t a cks nay (gti Q d), also numeroua "sundries WITH; SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 Treloar milking plant, with Thule cups and Anderson engine complete Luncheon Provided.

, WHEN IN TOWN TRY THE QENTRAL TEA ROOMS HIGH STREET, HAWERA. Now tinder New Management for MORNING OR AFTERNOON TEA. Special Room for Private Luncheon or Evening Supper Parties. Weddings and Suppers Catered for. Reasonable Terms. MRS RILEY, Proprietress.

T. H. WALKER A SON, HAWERA BACON FACTORY. ■DIOR the months of July, August and -1- September -we are paying 8d per lb cash for Prime Bacon Pigs from 120 to 1601bs weight,, delivered at our Factory, Tawhiti Road, aliv© or dressed. Live i>igs received at Factory each Tuesday, other station? by arrangement. Dressed! pigs received throughout the week v * F. H. WALKER, Buyer. Telephones: Factory 180; Res. 405.