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Manawatu Times, Volume LIII, Issue 6664, 18 July 1928, Page 12

Make your bathroom one of the best rooms in your homo and you'll find more pleasure in housekeeping! Wo can fit your bathroom out, so that you wouldn’t know it. BEATTIE AND PROCTER LTD. Registered Plumbers, Cuba Street Palmerston 'North. AUCTION SAJ-ihio JMPORTANT UNRESERVED , gALE. On NAPIER ROAD, WOODVILLE, TO-DAY. TO-DAY. At 12 Noon. Sharp. • 'THE HAWKE'S BAT FARMERS’ x CO-OP, ASSN. LTD., have received instructions from MR N .T. GILBERT (who is giving up dairying) to offer tie whole of Ms well-known herd a,s under:KA YOUNG JERSEY COWS, due July,: August and September. 30 2: and 3-ycar grade, heifers springing . ■ • 7 brood'sows to farrow in spring 1 4-cow “Treloar” milking plant complete 1 5-year three-quarter . draught mare (all work) ■ 2 “Preston” cow detectors 1 “Victory” cow detector ' Pig troughs. 1 pedigree Jersey bull “Imperialist’ ’ 1 4-bottle Babcock tester 1 box of 60 test bottles AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: The above stock, are all in great condition and Mr Gilbert's herd is too well-known to heed any further, recommendation. Practically the whole of the herd have been bred by the vendor and most of the cows are by a son of that great bull, “Bloom’s Commander.” LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. JMPORTANT QLEARING gALB at • ' TE BEHUNGA, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1928, AT 12 O’CLOCK. 65 HAWKE’S BAY'FARMERS’ CO-OP ASSN. LTD., Dannevirko, have received instructions from Mr. A. E. BOMLEY, who -is giving up dairying, to offer the whole of his well known herd as under— - ' •. JERSEY COWS, duo mostly July, August and September. v 15 two-year springing heifers 12 yearling heifers - 1 rising two-year-old bull '3 yearling, bulls 1 4cow “Gane" rhilking plant .10 20-gal. cans, 1 brake, 1000-gal tank, copper and stand. 1' spring cart. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Mr. Romlcy has been breeding fo? a humberof years. Practically all the cows have been bred, on the place, and are by Pedigree Bulls, which ho has been using for many years. Mr. Romley is also one of the heaviest | suppliers, that the Tamaki Factory have i and'has always carried a good test. Wc 1 can thoroughly,recommend these cows [to anyone who wants cattle of high [quality. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. TQISPERSAL , OF - gAXB gIDD gOUTHDOWN JjTLOCK, pEDIGREE , JJORSES, JjVPU. rnHE HH- FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN. LTD., have been instructed by MESSES W. R, GOODRICH and P. C. WARD (both of whom have sold their properties) to sell at MB WARD’S FARM, OTANE, neear Waipawa racecourse, at 12 noon oh, THURSDAY, JULY 19th; 1928, live and dead stock, as under: — T The well-known Flock of Stud • Southdown Sheep, all subject to Transfer, comprising:- : ' AK 2-TH TO 6-YEAR-OLD EWES IN LAMB. 25 Ewe Hoggets ' 20 2-th to 4-year Flock Jams Pedigree Clydesdales as under: — • 1 6-year marc “ Sunray’s Black Beauty” in foal to “Woodhall Reward” (Imp.) 1 18-mos. ■ filly “Woodhall Reward”— “Sunray’s Black ■ Beauty” 1 yearling, colt “Woodhall Rc- , ward” Sunray’s Black Beauty” 1 aged marc “Balthangie Blossom” Kight of Garter (Imp.) -“Balthangio Lily 1 aged mare “Iona” 1,8-yr. Clydes.dale Horse “Woodhall Reward” (Imp;) Also,— Aon 4-TH TO 5-YEAR EWES, IN LAMB TO S.D. RAMS. 11 GRADE JERSEY DAIRY COWS, 1 to calve factory dates 3 grade Jersey dairy cows, just ■ calved. :' 6 grade Jersey yearling heifers 1 grade Jersey bull, 2-years, (bred by Walter Little) 7 4tYEARS TO 9-YEARS FIRST 1 CLASS DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDINGS. $ 3-year draught fillies and geldings, broken to lead. IMPLEMENTS—--13-coultcr drill, 1 sot Duncan discs, 1 R. and G. d.f. plough, 4-loaf tync harrows, i'Bft. tripod harrows, new H.H. mower, hayrake, 12 rolls sheep netting, 200 totara stabs, farm tools, a large quantity harness, gg, horse, and’ harness and farm suudriccs LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED.