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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 23 June 1923, Page 12

Jmor^sseTaco. i R. '"• -■ MOBKISSEY & CO.'S : v t3ALENDAR OF SALES. I JUNE. 1 26—Alex! Mitchell, Manaia. j Tk^araday, 28— -J. Hocking, Otakeho,; Grade Jerseys. Friday, 29—Mrs A. Willcoeks, Inaha; (in conjunction with tho N.Z. Loan ; and M.A. Co., Ltd.). j JULY. i Monday, 2—Walter Wallace, Ohangai. j j Thursday, 5—J. B. Laurenson, Hawera,' j Pedigree Jerseys (in conjunction I | with N.Z. L. & M.A. Co., Ltd.). j ' Wednesday, 11—Sir Eobert Nolan, Hawera, town properties in conjunction with Grant and Campbell. I I .Friday, 27—Annual Sale of Heary j j Horses, Hawera. j Tuosday," 31— H. K. MeNae, Hawera. ) AUGUST. j Wednesday, 15—A. and J. O 'DoimelL i Hawera, sixth annual sale of Pedi- | gree Jerseys. | OCTOBER. | Wednesday, 3 —Fourth annual sale of pedigree Jerseys on account of prominent breeders. Clearing Sales held an any part of : the district. IMPORTANT DISFERSAL SALE. "BUKNBANK," MANAIA. TUESDAY, JUNE 26. At 12.30 o'clock. JJ^ P. MORRISSEY & CO., favoured with instructions from Mr Alex. Mitchell, who has leased his fam, will sell by public auction as above— WITHOUT RESERVE. QQ DAIRY COWS, July and August calvers 20 yearling heifers I'^sc and chain harrows, horse hoe, milk cans and dairy utensils, block dray and harness, collar, hames and winkers, swingletrees, farm tools, 60 ducks, 10 turJcp-o-ff, 30 Black Minorca fowls and sundries HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, including chesterfield couch and easy chair, dining room suite, screen, carpet and sofa squares, rugs, hall runner, linos, bedsteads and mattresses, duchess, cheval, I clocks, carved occasional tables, ; couch, palm stands, curtains, sea- ! grass chair, bathroom mirror, kitchen table and chairs, lot valuable pot plants, kerogas stove, aluminium pots and stand, and lot useful sundries ! WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 2 pedigree draught mares and foals j 1 pedigree draught filly, 4 years ■ I 1 draught mare, aged, trial J 1 draught gelding, 7 years, all work The above-mentioned dairy cowa aro a really first-class lot, with a good strain of Jersey running through the line; these are by Dr Noonan's wellknown Jersey sire Little Sultan. They are in splendid eondiiton and can with confidence be recommended to dairyi men. Luncheon Provided. DINGLE EOAD, OTAKEHO. HIGH GF.ADB JERSEYS. THURSDAy7"junE "28. ,y---" i:" At 1 p.m. ;>i"': " J^ P. MORRISSEY & CO., favoured with instructions from Mr J. Hocking, who is leaving the district, will sell as above— WITHOUT RESERVE ' Hie Dairy Herd comprising— gg HIGH GRADE JERSEY COWS, due July and August, in calf to purebred Jersey bull 2 well bred grade Jersey springing heifers 7 extra choice grade Jersey yearling heifers 1 purebred Jersey bull 1 milk cart liorse 1 gig mare 2 breeding sows close to farrowing 1 3-eow plant L.K.G. milking machine, with Ih h.p. Lister engine and pump (slight reserve) Dray and harness, milk cans and dairy utensils, dogcart, manure cart, garden tools, 12 White Leghorn fowls aikl sundries On account of Mr E. Horgan 8 choice Jersey heifors in calf, from cows that returned 3001b. butter-fat 1 good gig mare The above-mentioned dairy cows are an exceptionally choice lot of well bred Jerseys, a selection from prominent South Tiir:in;ilii dairy herds. They aro in splendid condition, and are due to calve early. Their returns for the past season limvo been just under 3001bs butler-fat; these may be inspected at the Kaupokomii dairy factory. We c'.hu with tho utmost confidence recommend this line t,o dairymen requiring stock of tho very best quality. Luncheon Provided. "-— — Tssm YOU PAY LESS j POR Good FURNITURE by dealing! DIRECT with US than you would I for inferior stuff elsriwhere. Let us provo it to you by a Trial Order. Absolute Satisfaction Guaranteed WEST END CABINET WOEKS (T. SUNDERLAND). "Tlio Craftsman," HIGH ST., opp. CARTER'S. PAKMERS and Dairy Factory Man-ujjro-rs do not fail to inspect Bar-' rutt s ucAv improved hydraulic water' mm at the corning winter show.