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UNRESERVED CLEARING DAIRY J SALE. Near Colyton, on WEDNESDAY, 9th FEBRUARY. GORTON AND SON, LTD., have received instructions from MR JOHN H. HUNT, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction on the property, Ashhurst road, 2 miles from Colyton, the whole of his well-known herd, comprising:— 34 first-class grade Jersey and Shorthorn cows in milk 3 p.b. Jersey cows in milk (reserve) 7 breeding sows Horse, milk cart, and harness 16 tip-top 2-th ewes Also large quantity of -sundries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 12.30. ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVE. This is a particularly good herd. Mr Hunt has been milking for seven years, and most of grade Jerseys are from Mr Banks' herd; chiefly young eows, and only 3 three-teaters in the herd. _______________ " TAIHAPE SALE. , WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1910. At 1 p.m. 1650 mixed lambs (in lots) 1000 s.m. ewes (in lots) 600 2-th ewes 300 fat and forward wethers 100 18-mos steers 200 3 and 4-yr bullocks (i# lots) PALMERSTON SALE. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1910. 200 good rape lambs 200 lambs S5 lambs 2501ambs 150 empty rape lambs 50 breeding ewes 300 woolly lambs 240 mixed lambs 235 4. and 5-yr Romney Lincoln ewes 8 weaners 6 prime fat cows FEILDING SALEFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1910. At 11.30 o'clock. 500 breeding ewes (lots) 340 2-th ewes (lots) 200 Ruanui ewes 150 4 and 5-yr ewes 150 2 and 4-th wethers 150 good lambs, off rape 50 first-class 2-th ewes 150 good lambs, off rape 400 mixed lambs (lots) 50 f.c. 2-th wethers 400 2-th ewes 1200 4, 6, and f.m. ewes (lots) 150 good lambs, off rape 400 mixed lambs (lots) 50 first-class 2-th wethers 400 2-th ewes 1200 4, 6, and f.m. ewes (lots) 330 4 and 5-yr ewes 12 18-mos steers ■ 170 mixed weaners 12 store cows 5 18-mos steers 7 18-mos heifers On account of Flockhouse Estate: — 800 4-th Lincoln ewes 400 2-th Lincoln ewes On account Flock House Estate:— 400 2-th Lincoln ewes 800 4-th Lincoln ewes On account of E. Short, Esq. :— 1000 wether lambs PALMERSTON NORTH ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1910. Oil OHO SHEEP Comprising: 4000 2-th ewes 2000 4 and 6-th ewes 5000 4 and 5-yr ewes 2000 lambs 1000 2 and 4-th wethers Also, On account A. Harding, Esq., Siberia (annual draft): — 2000 4 and 5-yr ewes (first-class line) On account Messrs Keillor Bros., Bulls (annual draft): — 1500 2, 4, 6, and f.m. Romney ewes On account J. Linklater, Esq., Colyton:— : 1000 ewe lambs (off Pohangina hills) (good line) On account Hugh Akers, Esq., Pohangina Hills:— 1500 2, 4, 6, and f.m. Romney ewes On account F. L. Jackson, Esq.:— 1000 4-yr Romney Lincoln ewes On account E. J. Riddiford, Esq.: 700 picked 2-th Romney ewes, from Orongo Orongo Entries now being "taken. "PALMEESTOJN NOttTU. ANNUAL KAM FAIR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,. 22nd and 23rd February, 1910. ENTRIES CLOSE 15th 'February, 1910. FEILDING ANNUAL RAM SALE. WEDNESDAy7~MARCH 2nd. ENTRIES CLOSE FEBRUARY 12th, 1910. Hartnett Milking* Machines. Farmers—Read for Yourselves. To C. DAHL & CO., LTD. TAIKOREA, 0 June 16th, 1909. I am pleased to say I have used the Milking Machines installed by you the last two seasons, and have found them satisfactory in "jvery detail. None of the cows hav<? lost any quarters, nor has it made any of them hard. I never hael any complaint from the factory manager in regard to the milk, and since your \ latest improvements to the machines it is impossible for the milk to become tainted in any way, and the only upkeep has been to the extent of a new set of initiators. Everything has run as smooth as clockwork, and last but not least I have not had to employ any labour; my son, ten years of age, and I, can milk 40 cows with comfort and pleasure. » A. T. KENDALL.