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Northern Advocate, 11 May 1940, Page 12

AUCTION SALES QLEARING gALE Favoured with instructions from MR A. CLARK, Kamo Road, opposite Mr Izod’s Store, the undersigned will sell by Public Auction at his residence the whole of his household furniture Wednesday JJAY 15 AT 1.30 P.M. Chesterfield Suite, Large Carpet Squares, China Cabinet, Fireside Chair, Pictures. Copper Fire Screen and Box, Cushions, Lamp Shade, Pedestal, Hall Seat, Carpet Square. Beautiful Bedroom Suite, Double Pedestal, Comb. Chest, Wardrobe, Pedestal Cupboard, Curtains, Single Bedsteads, Comb. Chest, Wardrobe, Rugs, Cong. Square, Dark Oak Dining Suite, Drawleaf Table, Sideboard, 4 Chairs, Dinner Waggon, Carpet Square, Chairs, Crockery, Cutlery, Cooking Utensils. TERMS CASH MALLOY & WATTERS AUCTIONEERS 104 JptAMOUS “jgEECHLANDS" JERSEYS “J>EECHLANDS” JERSEYS UNRESERVED JQ ISPERSAL g ALE On Account of Messrs. A. MORELAND AND SONS AT THE FARM, VICTORIA ROAD, CAMBRIDGE rpUESDAY —2IST1 ST M AY ' 1940 AT 10 A.M. The whole of the famous “Beechlands” Jersey Stud is to be dispersed down to the 1939 drop of heifers as follows: 81 PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS 26 PED. JERSEY IN-CALF HEIFERS 1 HERD SIRE 3 RISING TWO-YEAR-OLD BULLS 7 STUD YEARLING BULLS

118 HEAD This is one of the most important Jersey events ever held in the Dominion and affords breeders a unique opportunity to secure stock which have been bred from highest quality and thoroughly proved cattle since the stud was founded in 1907. The herd, which is strongly bred to the prepotent Raleigh strain, has a wonderful prizewinning and producing record and breeders will be delighted with the cattle which conform to the highest standard of modern type. There are 6 beautiful V.H.C. cows in the herd and there are many which were classified H.C. as four-year-olds which are certain to be V.H.C. at maturity. Included are the 1938 Royal Champion cow, the 1940 Auckland Champion cow, the 1940 Auckland Reserve Champion bull, the 1939 Waikato Champion cow and a host of prizewinners at leading shows over the past three seasons and bred from champions back to five and six generations. Records range up to 729 lbs. fat and dams’ records go up to 899 lbs. fat—the World’s Champion Junior Two-year-old record. COMMISSIONS EXECUTED ON BEHALF OF ABSENTEE BUYERS Catalogues on application. AUCTIONEERS: WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. LTD. Wellington, Auckland, Hamilton and Branches. 93 CLEARING gALE MAUNU jpRIDAY, 24™ M AY ’ AT 12-30 On Account Mr. H. E. ARMSTRONG We have received instructions from Mr. Armstrong, who -is giving up dairying, to sell as above the whole of his choice herd, comprising: 35 Choice Jersey and Jersey-cross Cows, due from early in June. 2 Cows in full milk. 5 Cows in milk and to calve. 1 Tamworth Sow to farrow. 12 Slips. 1 Good Farm Horse. 15 Fowls. Quantify Furniture and Sundries. Also Galvanised Piping, Pulleys and Shafting. NOTE —These are an extremely nice lot of cows that we strongly recommend, and are due to commence calving 10th June. Should any intending buyers wish to inspect the cows on the property prior to the sale, we shall be pleased to take them out. Owing to failing health, Mr. Armstrong has decided to sell this very fine herd. N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD.