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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 2647, 16 May 1923, Page 10

AUCTION SAIvES. UNRESERVED DISPOSAL SALE. FLOCK HOUSE STATION DAIRY CATTLE. ON THE PROPERTY, NEAR BULLS TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., ""■ in conjunction with LEVIN AND CO., LTD., have received instructions, owing to the subdivisional sale of the property, i.o sell as above, WITHOUT RESERVE the whole of the dairy herds, at, follows: Ist DATWEDNESDAY, 16th MAY, 1923, At 11 .a.m. 130 cows and heifers, mostly Holstein and Holstein cross, calving factory dates. 25 picked weaner Holstein heifers No. 1 HERD (L. R. McKELVIE'S HERD). 3-cow Simplex plant, with 3* h.p. Lister engine, Alfa Laval 80-gal. separator, water pump, cans, etc.; quantity of blue gum rails, 2000 rimu droppers, 15 gates and sundries. Nothing but ped. Holstein bulls have been used in this herd for the past 11 years. PEDIGREE .STOCK to be sold at 2.30 p.m. BULLS—(I) "Eriesland Count Segis," by King Segis Wildrose Homestead out ol Countess of Longbeach. who produced under semi-official test 352 lbs butter-fat as a 4-year-old. which was gained by milking with machines twice a day. (2) "King Calantha Cadilac," by Cordylijio Calantha, out of Queen Calantha Cadilac, who produced 6151bs butter-fat as a 2-year-old, and 8301bs as a 4-year-old. (3) "Flock House Segis Diamond," by Eriesland Count Segis out of Lakeside Diamond. (4) "Cordyline Commander," by Cordyline Hero out of Virginian, bred by Geo. Aitchison, Esq., of Kaitangata.

cows—(1) "Lakeside Diamond," bred by A. J. Galliclian, Esq., by Heather Boy out of Diamond (imp.). (2) "Pearl de Kol of Ashlynn," by Lord de Kol out of Lady de Kol of Ashlynn. (3) "Kainga Pai Klassji Olga," by Kainga Pai Holland King- out of Painga Pai Lady Klassji. (4) "Kainga Kate Duchess." by King Wildrose out of Kainga Pai Kate. (5) "Kainga Loreen Daisy," by Ideal Knight out of Loreen. (6) "Flock House Pearl de Kol," by Friesland Count Segis out of Pearl de Kol of Ashlynn. (7) HEIFER CALF, "Calantha Diamond," by King Calantha Cadilac out of Lakeside Diamond. THURSDAY, 17th MAT, 1923, At 11 a.m. No. 2 HERD (STATION HERD). 150 cows, calving factory dates 20 Jersey cross springing heifer 3 30 picked weaner heifers 1 5-cow Simplex plant, 5 h.p. Lister engine 1 Baltic 45-gallon separator, skim milk pump .typhoon, water pump, Babcock tester complete (12 bottles), cooper, cans, etc. N.B. —There will be a slight reserve on both the plants. Both the herds have been heavily culled, and cows rejected this season may be inspected on day of sale. Purchasers may graze cattle on the property free of charge until 11th June next at their own risk. A Special Sale of 250 to 300 pigs, including 30 breeding sows, will be advertised later. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Conveyances will leave the offices of Messrs Abraham and Williams, Marton at SJ.SO a.m. mi each day of sale. FLETCHER HALL, CARRIAGE BUILDER AND UNDERTAKER, yiUherbort Street.

HEMSTITCHING AND SPOKESTITCHING. r AVING installed an up-to-date Machine, we are prepared to take orders. Postal orders will receive prompt attention and be returned by first mail. CROUCHER'S, OPPOSITE GRAND HOTEL, Falmerston North. AUTUMN SOWING. T HOLD full stocks of all classes of Grain and Seeds for Autumn Sowing:—• ALGERIAN OATS, RUSSIAN BARLEY, CAPE BARLEY, TARES, RYEGRASS. CLOVER, ETC., I can also give lowest quotations for all classes of Manures for Grass, Grain, Top Dressing, etc. E. H. CRABB, 73 RANGITIKEI Phone No 6334. Box No. 263.1