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Northern Advocate, 14 June 1947, Page 9

AUCTION SALES CLEARING SALE MAUNGAKARAMEA (Saleyards for convenience) jJJONDAY JUNE AT 12 NOON Favoured with instructions from MRS A. TELFER, who has disposed of her property, we will sell as above her livestock, comprising: 51 Choice Jersey Cows, due from end July onwards. j 20 2-year In-calf Jersey Heifers, j 11 Yearling Jersey Heifers. 2 Reliable Farm Horses (all work). Auctioneers’ Note: These cattle have been inspected and are in particularly good condition. Foundation cows were purchased from the late Mr Rowland | Hill’s Pedigree Jersey Stud and all | cattle pfTering have been bred on the j vendor’s property, the best of Pedi- ! gree Jersey Bulls being used at all j times. I We strongly recommend this offering to intending purchasers. LIGHT LUNCHEON OBTAINABLE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COY. LTD. AUCTIONEERS 878 MOUNTLEY PEDIGREE PIGS GREAT ANNUAL FIXTURE On a/c of MR A. T. ROGERS “MOUNTLEY” NGARUAWAHIA to be held at the HOMESTEAD NGARUAWAHJA (Opp. Hopu Hopu Camp on the Main South Road) WEDNESDAY JUNE AT 10.30 A.M. SHARP 99(1 PEDIGREE BERKSHIRES, ' v ' wU TAM WORTHS, LARGE BLACKS & LARGE WHITES Including: 84 BERKSHIRES—4S Sows duo to farrow; 20 Boars fit for service; 10 Young Unmated Sows; 9 Young Boars. 51 TAMWORTHS—36 Sows due to farrow; 15 Boars, mostly fit for service. 51 LARGE BLACKS—36 Sows due to farrow; 10 Boars, mostly fit for service; 6 Young Unmated Sows. 40 LARGE WHITES—3O Sows due to farrow; 10 Boars, mostly fit for service. ALSO—

ion UNREGISTERED PEDIGREE 1 J - dV AND GRADE BREEDING I SOWS, including: I 20 Fed. Berkshire Sows, mated ' to Large White Boars. ■ 20 Ped. Berkshire Sows, mated to Tamworth Boars, j 10 Ped. Tamworth Sows, mated to Berkshire Boars. 20 Berkshire - Tamworth . cross Sows, mated to Ped. Berkshire Boars. 20. Berkshire - Tamworth cross Sows, mated to Ped. Tamworth Boars. 40 Tamworth - Large Black cross Sows, mated to Ped. Berkshire Boars. CHE MOUNTLEY offering this year is unquestionably the most outstanding yet submitted to breeders, and will furnish them with opportunities better than ever before of securing the right type of foundation stofck or blood for further improvements to their studs. This year’s catalogue includes a number of the progeny of the recent valuable importations from Canada and Australia, and also a number of sows mated to imported boars. BREEDERS & FARMERS IN SEARCH OF RIGHT STRAINS SHOULD NOT FAIL TO ATTEND THIS SALE Buyers unable to be present may, by advising their requirements, have selections made for them. Conveyances will leave the offices of the auctioneers at 9.15 a.m. sharp on the morning of the sale. CATALOGUES on application to the Vendor or to the Auctioneers: THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ‘ AUCTIONEERING CO. LTD. Hamilton and Branches. 5 CLEARING SALE GUMTOWN ROAD THREE MILE BUSH KAMO TUESDAY JUNE AT 11 A.M. Favoured with instructions from MR F. WATTS, who has leased his property, we will sell his whole dairy \ herd, young stock, implements and sundries as follows: 36 Good Quality Jersey & Jersey cross Cows, mostly young, due from end June. . , 4 In-calf Grade Jersey Heifers. 6 Rising Yearling Grade Jersey Heifers. Also—--1 Unbroken 2i-yr Draught Filly. 2 Breeding Sows. 19 Store Pigs. 1 Working Dog. MACHINERY & IMPLEMENTS—--16/20 h.p. Case Tractor? as new; Boothmac Topdrcsser, Macalister 7ft 6in„ fitted with tractor hitch and shafts; Bft , Set Federal Chain & Tripod Harrows; 2 sets Tripod Harrows; Sunshine Disc Plough (Shaves pattern); Hand Plough; Circular Saw and Cradle Frame; Wades Pattern Whittle Saw & Engine, mounted; 2 h.p. Anderson Engine, good order; Set Discs; Set Konaki Wheel; Tractor Trailer, capacity 1 ton; sft M.H. Tractor Mower; 11 Star Federal Truck Topdresser. TOOLS, HARNESS, etc. Hand Saws, 6ft Lightning Saw, Carpenters’ Tools, Maul, Wedges, Spades, Pulleys, Posthole Borer, Wire Strainer, Crowbars, lOin. Pulley, I.’in. spindle; 2 T Sash & Door Cramps, 2 Floor Cramps, Stilyards, Horse Collars, Bridles, Trace Chains, 3-Horse, 2-Horse, 1-Horse Swingletreos; Wire Rope, Cow Covers, { Horse Cover.

FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD I Table, C Kitchen Chairs, 2 Wardrobes, 2 Tallboys. 4 Dressing Tables, 2 Double Beds, H Bed, Oval Mantel, Chest Drawers, 2 Easy Chairs, Mangle, Settee & Leatherette Squab, Colonial Couch, Chesterfield, Set Concrete j Tubs. , SUNDRIES—DoubIe-barrelled Sliot|gun, 410 S.B. Shotgun, Cream Cans, [B-gal. & G-gal.; Corrugated Iron, [Boiler Frame & Copper (12-gal.), Iron Frame Copper (10-gal.), Concrete j Trough, 12-gal. & 8-gal. Benzine ; Drums, 2 6-v. Wireless Batteries, Generator Unit, Milk Buckets, Belting, 4 tons Baled Hay, Oil Drums, approx. ' 8 chain Jin. Galv. Piping, Creek Drag, approx. 6 tons Sawn Firewood, Concrete Pipe, Dog Kennel. Also—B Ducks, 2 Drakes, 3 Geese, Hens. Auctioneers’ Note: We have inspected the herd and can recommend the cows to intending purchasers. The cows are nearly all young and the herd is . particularly healthy. The - stock are in good condition and. are of sound type and good producers. LUNCHEON OBTAINABLE WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. LTD. AUCTIONEERS - - WHANGAREI .' 879-- ! . • • : .':,v J. '., ■