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Northern Advocate, 9 August 1938, Page 10

AUCTIONEERS WALTER WAKELIN KAMO DAIRY SALE AND PIG SALE WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10th At 11 a.m. i)AA DAIRY COWS & HEIFERS, O"" Including: 50 Choice Jersey Cows and Heifers, close to profit. 50 Jersey & Jersey Cross Heifers. 20 Choice Shorthorn Dairy Cows. 50 Shorthorn Dairy Heifers. Herd of 11 Choice Dairy Cows. 20 Choice Empty S.H. Heifers. AlS ° PIGS OP ALL CLASSES, Including: Baconers and Porkers. Stores. Slips and Weaners. Breeding Sows. Tamworth Boars. Berkshire Boar. 500 50 200 250 5 2 1

Also — _ . 2500 Shelter Trees (Finns Insignis and Macrocarpa). CLEARING SALE TOWAI SATURDAY AUGUST 13th At 12 o’clock On a/c of Mr. Chas. Harnett: Herd of 25 Choice Dairy Cows (close to profit) MAUNGATAPERE SALE MONDAY AUGUST 15th WHAKAPARA SALE TUESDAY AUGUST 16th KAMO MID-MONTH SALE WEDNESDAY AUGUST 17th TANGOWAHINE PIG SALE THURSDAY AUGUST 18th RUAKAKA SALE FRIDAY AUGUST 19th WHANGAREI JERSEY CLUB’S BULL SALE j Entries close for the above sale on August 20th. Clients are requested to ] forward their entries to us as soon aSj possible, I CLEARING SALE KIOREROA WHANGAREI On Account of Mr L. P. FORD THURSDAY, AUGUST 25th Herd of Dairy Cows and Heifers, Etc. Particulars Later. ■ FOR PRIVATE SALE 12 Very Choice Jersey Cows, close to profit—£B/-/-. 6 Choice Jersey Cows, close to profit— £7/-/-. 1 HOgal. Diabolo Separator, as new—£3o. 1 70gal. Alfa-Laval Separator, in perfect condition— £ 10/-/ CLEARING SALES QLEARING S ALE TUTUKAKA JJ TH 11 A.M. SHARP. Having received instructions from MR CHAS. GRANT, who is going out of dairying, we will offer on the farm the following:— 30 Selected High Grade Jersey Cows and Heifers, close to profit. 30 Shorthorn Cows, mostly due August/September. Auctioneer’s Note: The cows are in wonderful condition and are due to calve to Shorthorn and Polled Angus bulls. Last year Mr Grant put out 20 odd of his tail-end Jersey Cows and replaced them with tip-top Shorthorn Cows. This herd has done remarkably well this season, and Mr Grant is only selling because he finds that he cannot get about as he would like to. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. JJ'ORTH AUCKLAND J^ARMERS’ £JO-OP., t AUCTIONEERS - - - WHANGAREI 457 0 BEARING S ALE PAIAKA TOWAI gATURDAY, JgTH, AT 12 O’CLOCK. Favoured with instructions from MR CHAS. HARNETT, who is giving up Dairying, we will sell as above His Whole Herd, comprising;— 24 Choice Jersey and Jersey Cross Dairy Cows, close to profit. 3 Jersey Heifers, springing. 1 3-year Shorthorn Bull. 1 18-months Red Polled Bull. 4 34-year Steers. 1 Empty Heifer. 1 Empty Jersey Cow. 1 70-gal. Alfa Laval Separator. 1 Orb Stove, Cream Cans, Etc. Cars leave Whangarei 10 a.m. on day of sale. ’YyALTER ■yyAKELIN AUCTIONEEER - - WHANGAREI 480

ir pHE Newton Club, Auckland, has

opened negotiations to play football for them between members of that club and L. Terorc, a five-eighth of the Northern Wairoa Rugby representative team, which beat Otamatea for the Harding Shield on Saturday. It is understood that the offer made provision for permanent employment in Auckland, in the event of the Rugby player accepting the terms. Terore said that he w.as refusing the offer for this season at least.