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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22045, 27 February 1935, Page 3

BALES BY AUCTION JgUCKLAND & gONS, JjTD. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Buyers are notified that at all Auction Sales delivery will only be given for CABH, unless arrangements for CREDIT have been previously made with the management. "yyESTFIELD QALEYARDS. r (THURSDAY), AT 10 A.M. Ex Wiri: . yyHOLE DAIRY HERD, ComprisingDAIRY COWS. pIG gALEYARDS. . M ONDAY, jyjARCH AT 11.30 A.M. "AA PlGS—Porkers, Baconers, Sto: <JUv/ rind Weaners. g ALE YARDS. jyj-ONDAY, ]y£ARCH £ On Arrival of Auckland Express; A nn HEAD CATTLE, ■iv/U Including:— 140 GOOD-CONDITIONED 2} TO 3-YR.-OLD S.H. STEERS. GO FORWARD-CONDITIONED 2 AND 3-YR. HEREFORD STEERS. GO EMPTY 2 TO 3-YR.-OLD S.H. HEIFERS. 12 FAT 3-YR.-OLD HEIFERS. 20 FAT COWS. 30 STORE COWS. 60 MIXED CATTLE. Entries Solicited. J£UMEU gA'LE YARDS. rpUESDAY, jyjARCH CJ AT 11 A.M. 2QQ HEAD CATTLE. gALEYARDS. rjIUESDAY. jyjARCH C AT 12 NOON. Ofkfk HEAD CATTLE. rpUAKAU gALEYARDS. gHEEP JfAIR. rpUESDAY, jy^ARCH (Please Note Alteration in Date.) AT 12 NOON, rennn sheep-ewes, wethers, OUUU LAMBS AND RAMS. Including, Ex South Head, 900 5 AND 6-YEAR-OLD EWES. 350 a AND 4-TOOTH ROMNEY AND RYELAND EWES. On Account of a Client, 8 FLOCK SOUTHDOWN EWE LAMBS. On Account of Dr. E. H. B. Milsom, Matiatia. Kaipara, 48 P.B. ROMNEY EWES. 2-tooth to F.M. 15 ROMNEY RAMS. Entries Solicited. JJELVETIA pUKEKOHE. INARCH AT 12 NOON. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. LTD.. Have received instructions to sell in the Estate of the late Mrs. John Hooey, as above, rPHE WHOLE OF THE LIVE AND 1 DEAD STOCK. Particulars Later. JgUCKLAND & gONS, LTD. JpARMERS' QO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, LIMITED, HAMILTON AND BRANCHES. IyjORRINSVILLE jgTOCK gALE. pRIDAY, J AT A.M. HEAD OF CATTLE. 20 FAT BULLOCKS 30 FAT COWS AND HEIFERS. 15 FORWARD CONDITION COWS. 25 BONER COWS. 10 BULLS. 10 000 SHEEP. ±l/,VW Including 60 FAT WETHERS. 150 FAT EWES. 200 FAT LAMBS. 300 FAT AND FORWARD LAMBS. 400 STORE EWES Special Entry ex Gisborne, 1000 WELL-GROWN 2-TOOTH" EWES. 1500 4 AND 5-YEAR-OLD BREEDING EWES. 1000 M.A. EWES. Ex Tokomaru Bay, 700 2-TOOTH EWES. 1000 5-YEAR EWES. 500 M.A. EWES. 60 WETHERS. From the following well-known Vendors: Messrs. Busby, Kemp. Morgan, Williams, Taylor, Clark and C. Williamson. 1000 M.A. EWES. 500 M.S. LAMBS. Ex Terata Station, Gisborne, 1000 LARGE - FRAMED 5 - YEAR - OLD BREEDING EWES. Ex North Auckland, 1000 4 AND 5-YEAR-OLD EWES. Also, 800 M.S. LAMBS. Also,

350 PAT TIGS. 250 STORE AND "WEAKER PIGS. 8 PUREBRED 8-MONTHS-OLD TAMWORTH BOARS. 2 PUREBRED 8-MONTHS-OLD TAMWORTH SOWS. Entries Solicited. WANTED AT THIS SALE:—Prime Baconers, Porkers and Large Stores. NOTE.—This Sale will commence SHARP at 11 a.m. S ALE ' J£ARCH NOON. HEAD • OF CATTLE. Entries Solicited. gTOCK gALE. ,jyj\ARCH NOON. AA H E A~D CATTLE. Entries Solicited. HAMILTON AND BKAJLHan. SALE OF 1 " WENDAY " PEDIGREE TAMWORTHS. THE PROPERTY OP MR. H. D. CARO. "WENDAY." TE RAPA. To bn held on the Farm "Wenday," Sandwich Road, Te Rapa (near Aerodrome). 4 miles from Hamilton. ]\/[ARCH 1935. IV£ONDAY' .jyjARCH 1935, SALE COMMENCES 11.30 A.M. -i AA HEAD OF BEAUTIFULLY BRED iOG tamworth PIGS. 6 PEDIGREE 9 TAMWORTH SOWS, in 3 PEDIGREE TAMWORTH BOARS, ■l9 BOARS, 5-8 3™PEDIGREE TAMWORTH BOARS. 3 37 PEDIGREE TAMWORTH SOWS. 5-8 2 PEDIGREE TAMWORTH SOWS. 3 months. All are the progeny of three noted wres:WOLLONGBAR BANKER. (Imp.).. first «t Sydney Royal and Champion at Waiknto. 1934; WENDAY PIONEER (Imp.), whose sire was Champion oV ®^ r i^®i v A v°"rn\mnv for severnl seasons; WENDAY lOMBOI lGtli, first at Waiknto Show, 1933. A feature will be the offering of eight hoars and three sows, 5 months old, sired by WOLT/ONGBAR BANKER (Imp.), and from WENDAY CLARICE (Imp.), therefore of pure Australian blood. A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE ENTIRELY NEW STRAINS OF BLOOD. Light Luncheon Provided. Catalogues on application to the Owner. Mr. H. D. Cnro, Hamilton, or the Auctioneers— rp HE jpARMERS' QO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO.. LTD., HAMILTON.