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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15122, 12 October 1912, Page 3

Sales by A fiction* gALE OF pURE-BRED JERSEY QATTLE ' AT QAMBRIDGE gALEYAEDS. QCTOBEE j[0 t Favoured bv James Banning, Esq., we •will Sell on above date, nnHE BEACONSFIELD HERD OF PTTBE--L BRED JERSEY CATTLE (REGISTERED) and comprising Cows, Heifers, and Bulls, as follows:— OOWS AND JJEIFERS. LADY GOLDEN (284), calved June,l9o3; sire Golden Hope (35), dam Lady Bell (161)LADY MARION (1307), calved November, 131W, sire Dr. Jim (206), dam Lady Bibbie. ROSE PETAL (1897), calved October, 19^; sire Snowball (724), dam Kerry (128. '' m . BRIDAL ROSEBUD (1281), calved July, 1904; sire Waitaiigi Exile, dam Bridal B-ose (1280). . JENNETT (1711), calved February. 1904; sire Golden Hope (35), dam Snowdrift (159). SNOWSMAY (V.9). calved October, 1908: sire Snowball' (724), dam Mayflower (1284). _ LADY TWYLISH, calved December, 1911; sire Charms Lord Twylisb. (imp.), dam Jjaxiy Golden. CHERRY SWEET, calved July, 1311, Biro Young Viper (764), dam Snowsmay. LA BELLE, calved Alienist, 1911; sire Blsi Viper (542). dam Bridal Rosebud. LADY SALLY, calved October. 1911, sire Black Yiper (542), dam Rose Petal. CREAMY LASS, calved August, 1912; sire Bonnie, dam Mayflower (Reid's). JgTJLLS. BONNIE (341), calved February, 1907; sire Bon Accord (133), dam Mayflower 120tb (14).. IVY'S DAIRYMAN, calved June, 1907, sire Viper (2£6). dam Ivy (43). SILVER PRINCE (181), calved November, 1902; sire Golden Brown, dam Eileen (imp.l. GOLDEN CROWN, calved September, 1911, sire Pride of Kendalvale, dam Jennett. GREAT BARON, calved October, 1911; sire Pride of Kendalvale, dam Mignonette. PRINCE BONNIE, calved August. 1912; sire Bonnie, dam Rose Petal. KING BONNIE, calved August, 1912; giro Bonnie, dam Bridal Rosebud. A NUMBER OF GRADE HEIFERS AND COWS WlLfi ALSO BE OFFERED ON BEHALF OF MR. DUNNING. Also, 3 IMPORTED CURLY-COATED LINCOLN PIGS. 1 BOAR AND 2 SOWS. Catalogues on Application. SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK. JjIABMERS' QO- OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING QOMPANY. £TD., HAMILTON. G. F. MCOULLAGH. G. W. VERCOE, - T. A. DUNLOP, Auctioneers. _ : | jgULL gALE .AT QHAUPO, rjpUESDAY, QCTOBEE OKA BULLS, auU Comprising— 120 YEARLING GRADE SHORTHORN BULLS. 60 TWO-YEAR-OLD GRADE SHORTHORN BULLS, 30 THREE-YEARS AND AGED GRADE SHORTHORN BULLS. 20 YEARLING GRADE JERSEY BULLS. 5 THREE-YEARS AND AGED JERSEY BULLS, . 4 TWO-YEAR GRADE HOLSTEIN BULLS, 6 YEARLING GRADE HOLSTEIN BULLS.' 3 YEARLING PEDIGREE HOLSTEIN BULLS. SALE AT 11.30 A.M. fJVHE JURMERS' AUCTIONEERING QOMPANY, T^IMITED, HAMILTON. G. F. MOC'ULLAGH, Auctioneer. GARUAW A TTT A £TOCK gALE, QCTOBEE KKn WELL-BRED THREE AND FOUROOU YEAR STEERS. 200 ONE AND A-HALF AND TWO-YEAR STEERS 300 MIXED' YEARLINGS.

100 EMPTY DAIRY HEIFERS, ONE AND A-HALF TO TWO-YEAR-OLDS 40 FRESH EMPTY COWS 2Q FAT STEERS 30 SPRINGING WS AND HEIFERS 3 WELL-BRED JERSEY BULLS (YEARLINGS) 3 TWO AND THREE-YEAR SHORTHORN BULLS 120 EWES; WITH LAMBS. SALE AT 11 A.M. SHARP. rpHE JpARMERS' QO-OPERAITVE AUCTIONEERING 00.. J^ID. HAMILTON. G. F. IfcCTJLLAGH. G. W. VERCOE, Auctioneers. | ' RUCTION gALE. AHAROA STATE.' IMPORTANT DAIRYING LAND SALE Unique opportunity to persons of Small Capital to acquire a farm in the heart of a splendid dairying district. SMALL DEPOSITS. GREAT PROSPECTIVE . VALUE. FORMED. SANDED. AND METALLED ROADS. ON JfIRIDAY, QCTOBER 25 AT 11.30 A.M. AT HAMILTON. rjIHE jpARMERS" QO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING QOMPANY, J^TD., HAMILTON, (Instructed by Messrs. Paul Hansen and Co., of Auckland) will Sell by Publia Auction rpHIRTY-ONE gECTIONS OF Jyi-ND, IN AREAS FROM 80 TO 150 ACRES. NOTE.—This land is adjacent to the Wabaroa Railway Station, and is served by three creameries. Each section has a good road frontage, and the land is eminently adapted for dairying. The blo»3k is the centre of well-settled and- prosperous dairying farms, and the boundaries are practically all fenced. It has not been "developed earlier, being until recently native land. Arrangements are in course of being made with the Local Drainage Board for the draining of the area. The subdivision of this block on the easiest terms makes it possible to anyone to acquire a first-class dairy farm. There is no developed block in the Waikato offering the same advantages as Waharoa Estate, or possessing such possibilities of great prospective value. First-class Land- First-class Access. First-ciaiss Terms. TOWNSHIP: A portion of the Estate, in a central position, has been subdivided into acre lots for a township, and will be offered for sale. Provision will be made for school and hall sites. TERMS: Ten per cent, cash, 10 per cent, in three months. 10 per cent, in twelve months from date of sale; balancs payable in five years from Ist June, 1912, bearing 5 per cent, interest per annum. Arrange to see this block, and get full particulars from rjtHE QO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING /COMPANY, T TD.,_ HAMILTON, Or their Sub-Agents, G. W. MACE AND CO., Land Agents, i.o Aroaa, . LAYNE AND REID, Land Agents, Morrinsville. Any of the above will show you over the property. QPENCERS' Tailored Garments not only through/ good, but they are good; clean all taxougiL