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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19394, 31 July 1926, Page 5

SALES BY AUCTION. T HE (^-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING COMPANY. LTD. HAMILTON. AUCTIONEERS. QHINEWAI gTOCK gALEJJONDAY. AT li A.M. HEAD OP CATTLE. 15 FAT COWS. 35 STORE COWS. 15 EMPTY HEIFERS. 30 DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS. Entries Solicited. JJIKUTAIA gTOCK S ALEI WEDNESDAY, Entries Solicited. QLEARING gALE QTOROHANGA. "typNDAY. AT NOON. Favoured with instructions from Messrs. H. Clark and Sons, who are giving up dairying, we will sell on the Farm on the above-mentioned date, the whole of their Dairy Herd, etc,, comprising H 9 DAIRY COWS, in calf to Jersey 1 mj Bulls. IS'2-YEAR-OLD HEIFERS, in calf to Jersey Bulls. 30 1-YBAR JERSEY HEIFERS. 2 PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS. S FORWARD STORE PIGS. Waggon, Rake, M.H. Disc Drill, M.H. Mower, 2 Oliver Ploughs, Cambridge Roller, 2 sets Tine Harrows, Tripod and Chain Harrows, Cultivator, 12-Blade Disc, McCormick Binder, Testing Buckets, 4Cow Plant, M.V., 21 h.p. Auto Engine, lot Cream Cans, Iron and Sundries. The butter-fat returns for this season are 19.1041b. from the 72 cows. Factory returns may be seen at Sale. The st.ock are in good condition and wo can recommend buyers to attend this Sale. Luncheon Provided. iQLEARING gALE AT QKOROIRE SPRINGS ROAD, TIRAU. rpUESDAY, C> J^OON, Favoured with instructions from Mr. H. L. Bayly, who is going in for sheep, wo will Sell on the Farm, on above date, r PHE WHOLE OF. HIS DAIRY STOCK X AND PLANT, comprising:— £6 CHOICE DAIRY COWS, mostly Jersey and Shorthorn-cross, 2nd to 4th calvers, to Pedigree Jersey Bulls. 10 SELECTED 2-YR, JERSEY-CROSS SPRINGING HEIFERS, to Pedigree Jersey Bull. 1 PEDIGREE JERSEY BULL, TIRAU DAZZLER, 5 years, bred by A. Mouldey. 1 PEDIGREE JERSEY BULL, FLORA'S PROSPECTOR, 3 years. 1 GRADE JERSEY BULL. 6 Young Sows, to farrow to Pedigree Berkshire Boar; 1 Pedigree Berkshire Boar, Dominion Invincible, 21 months; 18 Store Pigs; 5 Good Draught Horses. work anywhere; 1 Draught Mare, 8 vears, chain work, and in foal to Craigie Nigel; Boy's Pony; Buggy, Gig, Set Harrows. Chain Harrows; 2 Sets Blocks and Chains; 4-Cow L.K.G. Milking Plant, good order; 90-gal, Alfa-Laval Separator, 2 h.p. Motor, Belting, Pulleys, Skim Pump, Sundries. Luncheon Provided. NOTE,—The herd has been heavily culled for the last four seasons, and ha-a bsen tested by the N.Z. Co-op. Herd Testing Assn.; individual records at sale. All cows have been inoculated and are in good condition, and due August and September. QLEARING SALE AT GORDONTON. £ AT NOON. Favourec; with instructions from Mr. A. W. Chapman, who has sold his farm, we will sell on tho Farm, "Heatherlea, on the above-mentioned date, his Live and Dead Stock, comprising:— Of\ COWS. JERSEYS. AND HIGHOU GRADE FRIESIANS. 10 2-YEAR-OLD HEIFERS. 7 RISING 2-YR.-OLD STEERS (Friesians). 15 YEARLINGS. Mixed Sexes. 2 HALF DRAUGHT MARES. 1 GIG AND STOCK PONY. 14 Breeding Sows, close to profit: 2 Maiden Sows, in pig: 1 Registered Ped. Tamworth Boar, bred by Bowen and Wilson; 6 Weaners; 30 Good Store Pigs. Mowing Machine (wood). Hay Rake, Hay Stacker complste, 1 F.F. Drill, Empire Cultivator, Planet Junior, Harrow Cart. Grindstone, 2 Sprins Drays (slip-on tyres), Light Trap, Gig, Churn, Milk Pans, 7 10-gal. Cream Cans, 3 6-zal. Cream Cans, 65-gal. Wolslcy Separator, 65-gal. Alfa-Laval Separator, Copper and Frame, Tin Chimney, large Cambridge Roller, 1 Swamp Plough, ! Double Furrow Plough, Disc Harrow, Chain Harrows, Tripod Harrows, Sets- Blocks and Chains, Block and Tackle, _ 1 Milk Vat, 1 large Skim Milk Can, Hinges, 2 galv. Baths, Piping, Barrels, Lawnmower, Cream Stirrer. Carpenter's Bench, ChaScutter, Harness and Hames. Ladder, 1 4-cow Treloar Milking Plant , (up-to-date), and Anderson Engine. 21 h.p.; 1 Pump 90-gal. Alfa-Laval Separator. Milk Vat. . Swingle Bars, 2 Separator Pulleys, Sundries, etc. The cows are mostly young _ and in calf to Woodcrest Johanna Champion and ore heavy producers. . On account of/ Client—lfi Da j ry Cows, 82year Jersey Cross in-calf Heifers. 2 18month Empty Heifers, Bay Cob, Saddle and Harness. Luncheon Provided. -QNRESERVED gALE. ON ACCOUNT OF R. J. WILSON. pUTARURU. WEDNESDAY, V AT 12 NOON. • ' JERSEYS— Comprising: 30 PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS. 11 PEDIGREE JERSEY HEIFERS, in calf to Ebors Sultan. THE PEDIGREE JERSEY HERD SIRE EBORS SULTAN. 4 YOUNG PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS, by Ebors Sultan. The Foundation Cows were of the eminent Fountains strain, while the sires were of Golden Swan and K.C.B. blood, followed by the present herd sire Ebors Sultan, by Bright Sultan ,from the Viola Golden Laddie cow Viola's Golden Girl. The herd has an average,of 3901b. fat produced on second-class pumice country. On really good dairying land much better results could be obtained. About half the cows have been S.O. tested, and all, with the exception of a few of the younger ones, have been tested by the N.Z. Co-on. Dairy Co. Manv were under test durir.cr the past season. Results will be given at Sale. The whole herd will be sold without reserve. and buvers can attend feeling confident of.being able to purchase. Luncheon Provided. Catalogues and further information from rpHE TURMERS' QO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING COMPANY. LTD. ON ACCOUNT OF MR. THOMAS BLAIR, MAHOENUI, JJIS ELL-KN OWN JjiLOCK. PCiCk 2, 4, and 6-TOOTH BREEDING t)UU EWES, due to Romney Ram, to be 80M in lots to suit purchasers. MIXED S'EX HOGGETS. This sale offers a great opportunity to secure good sheep, ns Mr. Blair has been breeding tor years along sound lines, with selection of his rams each year by an expert. All the sheep are hia own breeding, and one ear-mark, with exception of a few hoggets. Mr. Blair's 4-year ewes bring top price each year at the February fairs. JIARMERS' £<o-OP. AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, LTD.. TE KUITi. AUCTIONEERS.