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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7196, 30 June 1933, Page 12

]y[ODEL DAIRY FARM >7 r ACEES. Kich Manawatu Eivcr Eats. Will pay well at 9d for butterfat. Average returns 16,000 ibs. buttorfat for 3 years. Going concern, all stock and implements. Complete range of buildings and machines. Owner retiring. Will take house as part payment. A sound investment. OSCAR MONRAD AND SON, Eacing Club Buildings, EANGITIKEI STEEET.

AUCTION SALES ■JJNKESEEVED QLEARING gALE SHANNON-FOXTON ROAD, (Half Mile Shannon.) MONDAY, JULY 3rd., 12 Noon. MESSES. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. - LV - L DISTRIBUTING COY, have received instructions from ME. D. LAING, who io giving up dairying to sell as above AH JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS * COWS, mostly 3rd and 4th calvers, due July and August. 5 2-ycar Jersey heifers r.w.b. 4 w~eanor Jersoy heifers 9 Large Black breeding sows with litters and to farrow 2 good 7 and 8-year draught gelding, all work (s.r.) 4-cow L.K.G. milking machine, complete with switch board, etc. (in good order), hot water boiler, 2 h.p. motor, block dray, s.f. lever plough, 40 cow rugs, hay swbep, hay frame, sledge, usual farm tools and sundries. NOTE.—We have inspected the above herd which are practically all young cows calving July and August. Mr. Laing is leaving the district for Waikato and everything with the exception of the horses will be for unreserved sale. Dates of calving and factory returns will be available at the sale. Anyone in search 'of dairy cattle will be well advised to attend this fixture. For convenience the above stock will be offered on Mr. Turley's property. Light luncheon provided. W. H. MOFFATT, Auctioneer, On the Farm , EAST ROAD. SHANNON, .WEDNESDAY, JULY sth, 1933, At 11 a.m. MESSES. ABRAHAM AND WIL--3 medium draught mares (s.r.) H. L. TAYLOE, whose lease has expired, will sell as above: — 1-j A JERSEY AND JERSEY CEOSS COWS, due July and August to pedigree Jersey bulls 25 selected 2-vr. Jersey heifers r.w. pedigree Jersey bulls • 12 yearling Jersey heifers, [ 3 pedigree Jersey bulls F 3 medium draught marcs (sr.), }' 1 2-yr. draught colt (s.r.) F 1 aged hack 10 sows to farrow to Large Black boar 1 Large Black boar 20 weaner pigs IMPLEMENTS, etc., subject to (s.r.): Topdresser (Booth MacDonald, new), 1 Massey drill, 1 s.f. plough (Reid and Gray), 2 spring drays [(light and heavy), tripod harrows, 1 set discs (16 blades), 4-leaf tine hairows, 6-cow milking plant complete (Uneda), 110-gallon Alfa separator (new.) NOTE.—The above herd, which is in excellent condition, has been tested over a period of five years with a yearly average of over 3001bs. of buttorfat. Individual test figures will be supplied by the herd testing officer at the sale; also calving dates will be given. This sale affords a great opportunity for purchasers to obtain first class cows with a bufcterfat backing. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED.

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