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PUBLIC NOTICE. Machinery For Sale, Properties For Sale, and Business Announcements, ! continued on Page 5. CLEARING SALES gALE THREE MILE BUSH KAMO 'J'UESDAY JULY JgTH 11.30 A.M. SHARP Having received instructions from MR. N. ROUNTREE, who is giving up dairying owing to ill-health, we will offer his well-known herd, consisting of—--35 Young High Grade Jersey Cows, July-August calvers. 5 Cows in milk. 1 Reg. Ped. Jersey Cow. 1 3-yr. Jersey Heifer. 8 2-yr. Selected Jersey Heifers from dams up to 600 lbs. fat. 3 Sows with litters. 1 3-yr. Clydesdale Filly, unbroken, 5 tons Choice Baled Hay. 1 Young Berkshire Boar. 1 Sledge, Swingletrees, pair Trace Chains, pair Leading Chains, Scythe, Axe and Pick, 3 Steel Crowbars, Wheelbarrow, 2 10-gal. Cream Cans, 2 6-gal. Cream Cans. Auctioneers’ Note: This is a very fine young herd, as Mr. Rountree has only been milking four seasons. Several of the cows are by ROCKLANDS RAMP, who made a name for himself in Mr. Alex Clarke’s herd, and they are in calf to SOMEVIEW PATRICK, a son of the champion butterfat bull, KUKU MAJOR. Eighteen of these cattle are descendants from Mr Arthur Phillips’ famous herd. This is a rare opportunity to make replacements in your herd with proved young cows. Light luncheon procurable. i JpARMERS’ CO-OP. LTD. AUCTIONEERS - - - WHANGAREI 329

§ALE QTIRIA ' JJONDAY JULY 24 TH On account of MR H. M. CLEARY, who is disposing of his dairy herd, with the exception, of his registered Red Polled cows. Cattle bought by outside buyers will be placed on trucks by the Vendor free of charge. The offering of 80 HEAD, Comprises: } 45 Shorthorn Cows, in calf to Red Poll bull. 20 Jersey Cross Cows, in calf to R.P, bull. V Shorthorn, Red Poll Cross Heifers, in calf to Red Poll bull. 2 Pedigree Red Poll Bulls. Sale Commences Noon. Luncheon Obtainable. AUCTIONEERS: J) ALGETY & QOMPANY, J^TD. (Incorp. in England)

QLEARING gALE MAUNGATAPERE JpRIDAY JULY J JTH AT 12.30 P.M. ON A/C MR NED SLOANE. We have received instructions from Mr Sloane, who has leased his property, to sell as above:— DA CHOICE JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS COVS, calved and to calve, due July and August. 4 Cows in milk. 1 Empty Cow, 1 2-yr. in-calf Heifer 1 2-yr. Empty Heifer. 1 Yearling Heifer. 1 P.B, Tan Sow, 8 Slips. 1 Heavy Draught Gelding, aged; all work. Also: 1 2-Cow Plant Milking Machine, “Direct Supply”; Motor and Pump; 70-gal. Diabolo Separator; Vat; 2 12-gal. Cream Cans; 1 6-gal. Cream Can; 1 30-gal. Barrel. Note: This is a select Herd of Choice Cows, The returns for the past six years have given an average of 307 lbs, per cow. They are mostly young cows, and are an outstanding herd. ALSO—ON ACCOUNT MR IRWIN WILSON: 22 CHOICE SPRINGING JERSEY HEIFERS, from picked cows. Luncheon Obtainable. N.Z, L OAN & M er cantile QO., J^IMITED WHANGAREI. 520

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