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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 142, 17 May 1941, Page 10

UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. No. 4 LINE, FITZHERBERT WEST. MONDAY, AIAY 19, 1941. At 12 Noon Sharp. D ALGETY AND COMPANY LIMITED (Inc. in England) favoured with instructions from MR J. L. W. MACLEAN, who has sold his property, will sell : aO JERSEY DAIRY COWS, August t* and September culvers. 2 June Culvers v 3 2Jyr Heifers r.w.b. 1 3vr Grade Jersey Bull 1 Useful Farm Horse and 1 Hack J W.F. WETHER LAMBS 2d f. and f. b.f. Lambs j 1 2-Oo\v Gordon Vacuum Break 1 Milking Plant (only one season’s! use), in perfect order complete j with electric motor and V belt! drive (S.R.), 1 20-gallon Electric water Heater (S.R.), 1 McCormick Deering Heavy Hay Rake. Tumbler Hav Sweep, Swing Plough, Sot Tine Harrows. Scarifier, Good Sledge, Harness. Swingle Trees. Plough Chains, Pig Troughs, Calf Bales, J inch Water 'Piping, Iron, Dismantled Chimney (in sections). Drums and Sundries. 2 tons Good Pressed Hay. NOTE.—The herd have been depasturing on hill country, and will shift to any part. The cows include 20 2nd culvers, the balance being 3rd and 4th calvers. and are a tin top lot. Testing returns and calving dates will be given at the sale. We recommend this sale to intending purchasers. On Account MR A. A. HONORE, Tiritea.—S Choico 2-3vcar Heifers r.w.b. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED.

THE OUTSTANDING DAIRY SALE OF THE SEASON. . WITHOUT RESERVE. TUESDAY, MAY 20, 19-11. At 11.30 a.ill. sharp. AT POHANGINA (S miles from Ashhurst). T)ALGETY AND COMPANY LIMIT--L' ED (Inc. in England) favoured with instructions from J. D. GALVIN, ESQ., who is I'elinquishing dairying, will offer by Auction as above:— JERSEY DAIRY COWS, due vO principally July-August (with the backing of 3(391bs fat and a herd average test of 5.9) LO RISING 2-YEAR JERSEY t) HEIEE US (reserved for the herd from picked cows of 4001 bs fat and over). 2 Rising 2 and Syr Pedigree Jersey Pulls (Dams 600 and 7001bs fat) 1 Rising 4vr Brown Marc (broken all work). 4 Sows to farrow I Boar 1 5-Cow L.K.G. Milking Plant, Rotary Pump and Motor (all in perfect order) (S.R.) 1 135-gal. A.L. Separator (S.R.), Skim Milk Pump, Hot Water Heater, 5 tons Pressed Hay. Vat, 6 Cream Cans, 40 Cow Covers and Sundries. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE.—Mr Galvin has spared no expenses over a period of 21 years in building up this outstanding herd, and has used only high producing butterfat sires with wonderful results for butterfat and test, and for the 1930-40 season topped the Whakarongo-Ashhurst Herd Testing Group with an average of 3691 bs butterfat in an average of 254 days with a 5.9 test. We have inspected the herd which are in tip too order and condition, all dehorned*. and 30 of the offering are 2nd and 3rd calvers. These cows having been bred on elevated country at Pohangina, will shift wonderfully well to fresh pastures, and we have no hesitation in recommending the attendance of buyers. Cars will be leaving our P.N. Office by 10 o’clock on the morning of the sale. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. DANNEVIRKE CATTLE FAIR. THURSDAY, MAY 2. Order of Sale: Sheep 11 a.m., Dairy Cattle 11.30 a.m.. Fat Cattle 12 noon, to be followed by Station Cattle. 900 Comprising: 60 3jyr P.A. and H. Bullocks 160 2.]yr P.A. Steers 80 18-month P.A. Steers 150 Weaner P.A. and H. Steers 80 21 vr P.A. Heifers 100 18-month P.A. Heifers 50 Weaner P.A. and H. Hcilers 35 H. and P.A. Cows in calf 50 P.A. Cows r.w. P.A. Bull 80 Einptv P.A. Cows 30 Fat P.A. Cows and Heifers 2000 SHEEP, Comprising: 1000 2th to syr Breeding Ewes r.w. 'S.D. Rams 500 Wether Lambs 500 Ewe Lambs t