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Northern Advocate, 24 July 1943, Page 5

AUCTION SALES DISPERSAL SALE WAIPU SALEYARDS MONDAY J ULY 26 12 NOON Favoured with instructions from MRS. BRUCE, Waipu Cove, whc, on account of inability to obtain suitablelabour, is discontinuing dairying, we will offer as above the. whole of her dairy herd, comprising: A i\ CHOICE YOUNG DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS, close 1o profit. Auctioneers’ Note: The above is an old-established dairy and is composed of Shorthorn. Jersey and Friesian cows. The majority are young and all are in first-class condition and showing well forward in calf, and we thoroughly recommend them to anyone requiring genuinely good cows. ALGETY AND QO, jJ'D. (Incorporated in England) WHANGAREI 566 CLEARING- SALE WEDNESDAY ’JULY 9$ AT 1.30 P.M. The undersigned, favoured with instructions from MRS. McCULLOUGH, will sell at her residence. Corner PERCY ST. and KAMO RD„ the whole of her household furniture and effects, consisting of: Chesterfield Suite in Moquelte, Rosewood Occ. Table, Carpet Square 12 x £). Firescreen. Palmstands. Jardinieres, Pictures, Curtains and Poles, Hallstand. Vases. Bedroom Suite, Double Bedstead and wav., Wardrobe with mirror, Dressing Table, Pedestal. Bedroomware. Lino. Eiderdown, Diningroom Suite (upholstered), Sofa. 2 Armchairs, 4 Side Chairs, Lino. RADIO. "ULTIMATE.” as new. Three-quarter Iron Bedstead, Feather Mattress, Rimu Dressing Table, Pedestal, Curtains and Poles. VAC. CLEANER (ELECTROLUX). Firescreen, Wood Box. 8-Day Clock, i doz. Dinner Knives, A doz. Small Knives, Overmantle. Hall Lino, Kit. Table. Set Scales, WRINGER (as new), Verandah Seat, Wheelbarrow. 2 Ladders, Garden Hose. LAWNMOWER. Pres. Pan; Bottled Fruit and Jams, Stone Jars, Sundries, etc., etc.

MALLOY & WATTERS AUCTIONEERS 454 CLEARING SALE OTAIKA VALLEY WHANGAREI F K,DAY J ULY 30 AT 11 A.M. Favoured with instructions from MR. D. COX-SMITH, who has disposed of his property, we will sell as above his live and dead stock as follows: The whole herd of 28 Jersey Cows (including 10 in milk, balance to calve August and early September.) 14 Very Choice Springing Jersey Heifers. 9 Yearling Jersey Heifers. 5 Heifer Calves. 2 Young Jersey Bulls. Also—l2 Good Store Pigs, 1 Breeding Sow. 1 Tam worth Boar, 1 Pup, 2 first-class Farm Horses (all work, including shafts), 1 Light Farm Gelding, 2 Good Quiet Ponies, 45 8.0. and R.T.R. Fowls. DEAD STOCK—Harwood Topdresser on rubber tyres (2 years’ use), J. and W. Harrows, McC.-Deering “Big 6" Mower. Shaves D.F. Reversible Plow, Spring Cart, Hauraki Steriliser (fair order). Treloar 2i h.p. Engine, Circular Saw' and Bench, Flamethrower, Cream Cans. Euckets. Electric Fence (complete!, Sledge. Konaki, Saddle, Chains. Harness, Swingletrees, Blow Lamp. Primus, Kerosene Stove, Fuel Oil, Molasses. Tools, Ford Front Axle, 4 (75 x 21) Tyres in fair order, 1930 Whippet Car, 19in. tyre, tube and rim. Car Jack and Pump, numerous sundries, etc., etc. Also Cream Cooler. Snig Chain, Pulleys, Generator. 30-gal. Vat. Chaffcutter, Treble Block and Tackle, Pole Straps, 8-gal. Tank, Skelton Spade, 14 Ducks. Thigh and Knee Gumboots (size 8), 4 Tyres (450 x 21), Second-hand Rugby Car with 19in. tyres, fair order. Auctioneers’ Note: The above herd, which consists of well-bred Jerseys, lias been dairied on gum country and has produced well under very ordinary conditions. The cows will undoubtedly show much better returns on better class land. We recommend this stock to intending purchasers. LUNCHEON OBTAINABLE WALTER WAKELIN Ltd. Auctioneers, Whangarei. 160