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

AUCTIONS. QLEAKING gALES. JUNE. * ■>* 26th.—F. Ward, Warea. : V- B- Martin, Stratford yards ■ 27th.—W. O. Hickey, Auroa '^th.— Griereon Bros., Stratford. : 28th —P. Copestake, Lepperton 28th.—-Hy. Johnson, Stratford (ped Fnesians). JULY. 2nd.—Mrs. A. Charters, Mahoe 3rd.—T. McWhirter, Eltham (ped Milking Shorthorns), otfa.—C. J. Medway, Waiwakaiho saleyards. 6tL.—Dingwall and Sutton, Te Popo. 9th.—Mr. Kapinga, Urenui yards. ' 10th.—Geo. Coleman, Ngaere. • ' 10th.—Estate, of Martin Molloy, Korito. 11th.—M. A. and T. EL Hornibrook, Ngaere. 12th.—Breeders' Sale of pedigree Jerseys (Kaponga). 12th.— -J. Petrie, Stratford. 18th.—0. Wells, Stony River yards (high-grade Jersey heifers) •25th.—Mrs I. McEldowney, Puniho (pedigree and grade Jerseys). 30th.—E. Haskell, Frankley Road, New Plymouth. NEWTON KING, LTD. STRATFORD' SALE. TUESDAY, JUNE %. JjfEWTON KING, LTD., will sell in their Stratford yards on aboTe date: — 200 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, including: — 75" weaner heifers 35 store cows and bulls 8 fat cowe 12 i.e. well-grown and good conditioned Jersey heifers, i.e. to pedigree Jersey hull 1 springing heifer IN DAIRY PENS: On account Mr. W. B. Martin,' Huiroa— 40 dairy cows, about half Jersey, balance Holsteins, all 3rd and 4th culvers, due July, August! and Sept. In calf to pedigree Jersey bull "Luoetta's Twylish," bred by Mr. A. J. Smith, of Cardiff NOTE.—These cows have been milked on the Huiroa hills, and have returned £11 per head for butter-fat with bonus to come. On account Mr. G. L. Young; Toko— 35 dairy cows, good sorts, due Aug. and Sept. 35 in-calf heifers Sale at 1 o'clock. I ON THE FARM, \ AUROA ROAD, AUROA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27. JJEWTOW KINcTLtD. have been! favoured with instructions from Mr W. C. Hickey, whose lease has expired, to sell the whole of his stock as above— WITHOUT f RESERVE gg JERSEY & JERSEY-HOLSTEIN COWS, mostly 3rd and 4th calvers, in calf to pedigree Jersey bull; due July and early " August 1 pedigree Jersey bull, Waipiko Rogue, 4534 2 pedigree bulls 1 pedigree Jersey bull, General of O.K. (6 years) Spring dray, 8 cans, Duncau discs, Duncan s.f. plough, sundry farm tools, dray shafts, dray body, gig and gig harness HORSES (SLIGHT RESERVE) 1 mare, aged, shafter 1 mare, aged, guaramteed in any harness I fdraught gelding, 5 years, all harness 1 gig and harness 1 dray Light Luncheon Provided. Cattle may remain till Ist July. The cows, under unfavourable eoditiong, have produced 260 Its. butter-fat this season, and have averaged 4.3 in test for the season. Mr Hickey has enlled heavily, and the last three years has thrown out no less than 35 cows. All the cows are in good condition, and will do well on better land. Calving dates will be given out at time of sale. 23.25,26 OPUNAKE ROAD, STRATFORIX WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27. NEWTON KINgTmU, have receh«:d instructions from Messrs. Grierson Bros., who are giving up farming, to sell as above— WITHOUT RESERVE: 47 dairy cows, Jersey, Shorthorn and Holstein cross, Aug.-Sep. calvers, mostly young 1 Jersey bull 6 weaner heifers 2 farm horses 2 sows, milk waggon and harness, dray and harness, gig and harness, discs, chain and tyne harrows, mower, Planet Jnr., s.f. plough, spades, shovels, hay forks, chains, hammer and wedges, 6 milk cans, buckets, barrels, troughs, and usual farm sundries Sale at 12.30 p.m. Light' Luncheqn Provided. "A Stitch in Time Saves Nine." G. ,W. T ATLOR > , : Grand Theatre Buildings, High St. ! High-class Watchmaker, Jeweller and ! Engraver, Graraaphone Expert and j Fountain Pen Doctor. J \ Box 103, HAWERA.