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Northern Advocate, 19 June 1937, Page 16

AUCTIONEERS WALTER WAKELIN KAMO PIG SALE WEDNESDAY JUNE 23rd' PIGS OF ALL CLASSES including: Fat Pigs. Stores, Slips and Weaners. Breeding Sows. On account of a client 15 Pedigree Tamworth Boars and Sows, 4 months old (bred by 200 200 5 Mr J. Hoey). . . The above are from prize winning sdock. The dams have qualified under conditions set by the Agricultural Department. Full particulars at sale. Sale Commences at 12 Noon. Entries of Fat Pigs are required for this sale. CLEARING SALE On n/c Mr. F. A. Ycites, Rus-tsngsts. THURSDAY, JULY Bth 165 Choice Jersey Cows & Heifers. Full particulars later. CLEARING SALE KAMO SALEYARDS FRIDAY JULY 23rd On a/c of Mr. Luke Webb IOA CHOICE JERSEY COWS ±ou AND heifers Full particulars later. RECEIVING DATES FOR PIGS Clients please note that we have discontinued receiving Pigs at Whakapara for this season. Whangarei—Every Thursday. FOR PRIVATE SALE. 2 Working Bullocks,. first-class leaders; price £25 the pair. 1 Extra good 3|-year Draught Gelding. Excellent breeding; quiet and reliable. Price £42 10/-. 10 Good Dairy Cows, £5 5/-. 15 Choice S.H. Dairy Heifers, £6

SALES BY AUCTION TMSPERSAL - SALE DF “MOUNT JL/ VIEW” JERSEY STUD On a/c MR. F. E. CULLEN MAUNGATUROTO MONDAY - JUNE 21 ST AT 10.30 A.M. One of North Auckland’s Foremost Studs of Commercial Jerseys. This offering comprises cattle of exceptional production ability, beautiful . types, and robust constitution, and the catalogue is made up as follows: 52 In-calf Stud Cows (including 9 classified H.C., 12 classified C ) 19 In-calf Reg. Heifers. 1 3-year-old Stud Bull. 1 2-year-old Stud Bull. 7 Yearling Stud Bulls. «> Head. Mr. Cullen has always been a keen supporter of herd testing, and all the mature cattle have been tested for several seasons, past with first-class results, several having recently completed with over 500 lbs fat. Recent inspections showed the stock in tiptop order and one of the most evfen quality offerings it has .been our privilege to submit to Jersey buyers. “Mt. View” has in past years introduced several sires which have proved most successful in the improvement of the Jersey Breed in the North and these blood lines are all well represented in this offering. Light luncheon provided. Write for catalogue to the Auctioneers:— WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. LTD. Auckland and Whangarei, And Branches throughout N.Z'. 759 DISPERSAL gTT: E, AT KAEO, jpRIDAY, 25TH JUNE, AT 11 A.M. ONE OF THE NORTH’S BEST GRADE JERSEY HERDS.

On account of MR T. H. HAYES:— Approximately GRADE JERSEY COWS. Majority due to calve July & August, i This Herd has been regularly tested and culled and only herd sires of ex- ! ceptional butterfat backing used, with the result that the present herd is so even in quality and production figures particularly good. t The, herd testing returns since 1931 read as follows: 1931- Season —314.191bs fat in 277 days 1932- Season—32s.libs fat in 286 days 1933- Season —298.631bs fat in 279 days 1934- Season—3oo.29lbs fat in 261 days 1936-37 Season—3l2.oolbs fat in 291 days Mr Hayes will also offer: — 20 Rising 2-year M.S. Herefords. 25 Yearling M.S. Herefords. Any further particulars desired may be had on applying to the Auctioneers: WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., Auckland, Whangarei and Branches throughout New Zealand. • Bay of'lslands Representative;— MR* J. A. PARSONS. 745 OKAIHAU. iQ TEARING g A L E, gIP ONUL , JUNE 28'™’

AT 11 A.M. SHARP. Having received instructions from the TRUSTEES of the late HENRY KING, we will offer the following:— 44. Shorthorn and Shorthorn-cross Dairy Cows. 1 Fat Cow. 1 Cow and Calf. 5 3-year Springing Shorthorn Heifers. 5 Shorthorn Calves. 1 Shorthorn Bull. 1 Sow, with litter. 1 Sow, to farrow. 3 Farm Horses. 4-cow Milking Plant. 1 2-J-h.p. Anderson Engine. Alfa Laval Separator, Cans, etc. i-mile Galvanised Piping. Hillside Disc '‘‘Plough, Seed and Manure Drill, Tripod and Chain Harrows, 2 Ploughs, 1 Anvil, Catamaran, Swing Trees, Harness, Pulleys. and Blocks; Hand Saws; Snig Chain; Blacksmith’s Tools; Pipe Fittings, Etc. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE.—The stock are in splendid condition and the implements are in fair order and Sundries will be sold first. LUNCHEON PROCURABLE. NORTH AUCKLAND FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE, LIMITED, AUCTIONEERS, WHANGAREI. 752 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS A EMISSION TICKETS—IOOO Tickets A ona Roll, No. 1 to 1000. Printed 1/-. 1/6, 2/-, 2/6, 3/- and Admit One. —Northern Advocate Jobbing Department. ’Phone 2399, 35