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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18762, 16 July 1924, Page 3

SALES BY ATJCTIQff. rpHE pABMEBS' pO-OFERATTVE AUCTIONEERING CO.. LTD.. HAMILTON. AUCTIONEERS. v pLEARING QALE AT rpURANGA-O-MOANA. rpO-MORROW (THURSDAY), j^TOON. Favoured with instructions from Mr.C. F. Wink 3, who is going out of dairying, we shall Sell on the Farm, the Whole of His Live and Dead Stock, comprising:— KK JERSEY SHORTHORN AND JER--00 BEY-HOLSTEIN CROSS COWb. Two-thirds Taranaki bred: in calf to Jersey and Shorthorn Bulls. 3 FARM HORSES (work anywhere). 2-YEAR PUREBRED JERSEY BULL. YEARLING- STEER. 4-Cow Pilkington Milking Machine (good order); 3$ h.p. Masport Engine; Mason Porter Pump: 50-Gal. Milk Vat; 90-gal. Alpha Laval Separator (new); Spring Cart. SOcwt.; Reid and Grey D.F. Plough: U h.p. Engine with Pulleys and Shafting; Booth and McDonald Roller; Tripod and Chain Harrows; Beaney Disc, 16-blade; Cultivator; Massey-Harris Rake: Booth-McDonald Manure Distributor: 10 20-gal. Milk Cans; Milk : *hute; 3 Collars, Hames and "Winkers; 3- i Hoise Set Swingletrees; 4 Pair Chains; Sun- ; dries. ' ! Luncheon Provided. /CLEARING CALE AT npAUPIRI. rpO-MORROW (THURSDAY), NOON. Favoured with instructions from the Trus. tee in the Estate of the .late Mrs. R. E. Lovell, we shall sell, on the farm, on above date, the following:— ' KA JERSEY AND SHORTHORN CROSS OV DAIRY COWS. August and September calvers. 10 JERSEY CROSS SPRINGING HEIFERS. 25 CALVES. SHORTHORN BULL. 4 FARM HORSES (reliable). 4-Cow L.K.G. Milking Plant, 6SGaI. AlfaLaval Separator. 2J h.p. Bartrum Oil Engine, Cream Cans, Dairy Utensils etc., D.F.. Reid and Gray Plough, S.F. Plough. Tine Harrows, Hay Sweep. TipDray and Harness, Gig, Buggy and Harness. • » Luncheon Provided. ' pLEARING O ALE AT TjyALTON. ■pBIDAY, JULY -tQ 11.30 AM Favoured with instructions from MR. D. MARONEY, we. shall sell, on the Farm, adjoining Walton Station, on above data, the whole of his Livestock, comprising:— OAA HEAD OF CATTLE:— 200 CHOICE DAIRY COWS. Jersey and Shorthorn Cross, and High-Grade Friesians; R.W. Pedigree .Jersey Bulls. Due to calve from July 25 onward. All showing well forward and in good condition. «,,„_„,.„ 40 2 AND 3-YEAR SPRINGING 1 HEIFERS (good number Friesian . Cross) from above cows, R.W. Jersey Bulls. 70 YEARLING HEIFERS, from above hac'k!' SADDLE AND BBIDLE. 2 3 H.P. TWIGG ENGINES (good * order. or Eenzine); &-Cow Gane Milking Machine (good order); 5-Cow Gane > Milking Machine (good order); 2 90-Gal. Alpha Laval Separators (good order); 20 20-Gal. Milk Cans. Luncheon Provided. pLEARING C ALE AT rpURUA. -VTONDAY. TULY OJ, AT.J^OON. Favoured with instructions from Mr. Gordon McMillan, we will sell, in conjunction with Messrs. A.> Buoklmnd and Sons, at the TURUA SALEYARDB. the WHOLE OF . JJIS ■ J)AIBY_ Jp RD » comprising— » IAK JERSEY AND SHORTHORN CROSS XUD DAIRY COWS. 25 2-YEAR JERSEY CROSS HEIFf FERS, in calf to Jersey Bull. 10 YEARLING JERSEY CROSS HEIFERS. QHINEWAI gTOCK gALE. M ONDAY, JULY £1. i. — 1 9K{\ HEAD CATTLE. 1 10 FAT STEERS. 20 FAT COWS. ■ 60 3i-YEAR-STEERS. 25 FORWARD COWS. 1 ff-fiffltf-ffIHffSBIBEY- SPRINGING HEIFERS. 10 OTHER SPRINGERS. 80 MIXED. CATTLE. On Account of P. Henry. 16 DAIRY COWS. '■ Entries Solicited. O ALE OF CTUD gOUTHDOWN * , QHEEP. IN THE "JPIRANKTON gALEYARDS, , rpUESDAY, JULY 22; AT 12 N °° N " On Account of BREEDER. a iQA STUD SOUTHDOWN EWES, in 3 IoU lamb to Stud Southdown Rame (transfer caiv be given with eacfi lot). To be offered in lots of FIVE, comprising the following:— 40 ONE-SHEAR STUD EWES 35 STUD'EWES, j. 20 FOUR-SHEAR STUD EWES. 5 FIVE-SHEAR STUD EWES. 25 AGED STUD EWES. All the above flock have been entirely grass fed, and bred on hilly country, and will do well whatever part of the country they are taken to. This offers an excellent opportunity tc both established and new breeders to secure Southdowns of outstanding mejrit and descended from the best blood the world, as most of these ewes are ants of His-Majesty, .the King s Flock. NOTE.—AII the above are for absolute sale. ; . pLEARING gALE AT rpUESDAY, JULY £2, N°° K n Favoured with instructions from Mr. J. 8 Bones, we shall Sell on the Farm, or, above date, the Whole of His Live and Dead Stock, comprising:— . ■ M GRADE JERSEY AND. JERSEYCROSS COWS. .„ ■„ 4 GRADE JERSEY HEIFERS. 2 PEDIGREE JERSEY HEIFERS it All above in calf to Pedigree Jersey Bulls. 1 PEDIGREE JERSEY YEARLING Z ■ 5 GRAD E E F JERSEY YEARLINGS. 3 PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS, yearling. 2-year and 3-year. _____ 4 DRAUGHT MARES AND GELD- >.' i a-yr?Half-draught fillet.1 Big fi McConniok Mower; Cambridge I Roller: S.F:. M.H. Lever Plough; M.H Disc S Harrows; 12ft: Tripod Harrows; 3-Leaf Tint ,' I Harrows: 3-seater Briscoe Car; 1 6ft. Booth * I Titan Mill; "Water Pump; 400-gal. Tank: '' |14 Milk Cans; 12-gal. Cream Can: 90-gal Sllowa Separator; Milk Shute; 3-Hors« ..[Swingletrees; Chains,; Cart Saddle and Z Breeching: Roller Saddle; 5 Plough Col k lars and Hames: 2 Rets Waggon Breeching; ■' Blinkers: Reins; . Grindstone and Stand; 1 Testing Outfit (50 bottles): 4-Bottle Babcock I Tester: Mower Knife Grinder; Set Shaw : Teat Ciris: Brass -Cattle Svrmge: Barl ~) Wire; 30 Hinasi Posts; 2 Vet. Medicine t Chests; 1 Gov. Milk Scales: Deering Stackei " Rope; Farm Tools and Sundries. Houseo hold Furniture and Effects. k.'1 The vendor-can confidently recommend th« '• above cows as thoroughly sound and du« '• to" calve in August and September; the; a have consistently topped the test at th< factory, never testing below 4 p.c, and as high as 6.7. ■■- ''" -: Individual tests have been taken lor three years, with followinc averaees:—Seasor 1921-22. 3491b. fat; 1822-23, 3171b. fat; ano 1923-24, including 18 Ist and 2nd calvers, >' 3071b. fat. ,:■;■; . Individual yields and dates of calvmt available on day of sale. Luncheon Provided. A .-''."■;.-V ■;:'