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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22444, 13 June 1936, Page 7

SALES BY AUCTION p yy; yEKCOE AM) AUCTIONEERS. HAMILTON. g ALE AT J_JORSHAM J~)0WN8. M ONDAY, JUNE 15> "AT 12 NOON. Favoured with instructions from MR. F. "W. BAKER. of Horsham Downs. who is leaving the district. we shall sell on the property. 1 1'- 4 above dote, mHE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND J * DEAD STOCK. Comprising: , OA GOOD SHORTHORN COWS (mostly ' O'' re-digrees). 7 PEDIGREE IN-CALF SHORTHORN ■ hf.ifers. e YEARLING SHORTHORN HEIF--1 PEDIGREE SHORTHORN BULL. 9 PEDIGREE AND GRADE TAMWORTH SOWS (in pig to o Pedigree Tnrnvorth Hour). 1 PEDIGREE TAMWORTH ROAR. On Account of a Client. 10 GOOD JERSEY DAIRY COWS. And 6 . CHOICE SPRINGING JERSEY HEIFERS. Roller. Chain Harrows. S Pigsties on skills, lti Porkers, 8 Store Pigs, Usual Farm Tools and Sundries, etc.. eto. Luncheon Provided. IJE gTOCK gALE. jyjONDAY. JUNE | ~ 1936. -JSQ c A T T L E. EOFAT AND FORWARD P.A. AND HEREFORD COWS AND HEIFERS (guaranteed empty). Ifl 2V AND 3-YEAR-OLD P.A. AND HEREFORD STEERS. iO STORE AND BOXER COWS. 20 SPRINGING COWS AND HEIFERS. H F\T AND STORE LAMBS. 250 FAT AND STORE PIGS. 10.000 FEET- OF TIMBER (Boards and 2ooo°rVmu'and TOTARA battens. (This Timber will he sold in small lots to •nit buyers. Quantities will he guaranteed.) Entries Solicited. OLEARING g^ 2 AT "yyHATAWHATA. JUNE , 1038, AT 11.30 A.M. r«ronred with instructions from MR. LINDIIY JOHNSTONE, .of "Whatawhata who riving up dairying and going in Lf, for sheep, we shall sell on the proyS on the, above date his whole herd of j» A HIGH-GRADE YOUNG- JERSEY 100 AND JERSEY-CROSS DAIRY • COWS (in calf to pedigree bulls. July „ el^A a, ooo" 1 WHteomo JER--10 thrlE H A ! E!B S OLD speixoln-O - —• m PICKED J "?EARLISQ t JERSEY HEIFERS (from dams who averaged over 400). ? COW "WOOD T AXD'S BLOND BEAUTY." 1' AGED {-DRAUGHT GELDING (any TSKTH AND TAMWORTH CROSS BREEDING SOWS (all close to orofit). 4 1 S T \MWORTH BOAR. 12 fo AND CREAM CANS. 1 6-Cow D. McL.-Wallace. Milking Plant, complete with new 130 gallon

Lister Separator. Mr. Johnstone hs» been milking f°r «isht Tears. The cattle hare been tested <* ur i?* that period and have been heavily culled. For the 1934 season the herd of 127 averaged 3*3 FACTORY RETURNS. The cattle will be offered in good condition Luncheon Provided. , airfield. JUNE 18; AT 1 P.M. Acting under instructions from MRS. E. E. BROOME, of FAIRFIELD, who is giving up Dairying, we shall Sell on the Property, Grev Street, on the above date, the Whole of her Live and Dead Stock:— 8 SOUND YOUNG JF-'ISKY AND JERSEY-CROSS DAIRY COWS, in good condition, July and August calveifs. 1 SO-GALLON SEPARATOR. CREAM CANS. Buckets and Tins. Grindstone, Garden Tools. Hay Knife, HAY STACIy. Lsual Sundries. QLEARING A L E JJAMILTON. F hiday7j^b AT 12 NOON. Acting under instructions from MR. W. T. NELSON, whose lease lias expired, we shall sell on the property at Hillcrest. on the above date, rpHE "WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD J- STOCK, comprising A A GOOD DAIRY COWS. JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS. Calving dates will be given at the sale. 3 SPRINGING JERSEY HEIFERS 4 EXTRA CHOICE YEARLING H FIFFRS 3 YOUNG TAMWORTH - CROSS SOWS (close to profit). Hayrake, Gate Sweep, Heavy Spring Tip Dray, Extension Ladder, Copper and Stand, Bicycle. Usual Farm Tools and Sundries, Copper and Stahd, 1 Lawnmower, 40 Sheets of Corrugated Iron, Quantity of Timber. I Luncheon Provided. £LEARING g ALE AT tyJATANGI. rpHURSDAY, JUNE 1936. Acting under instructions from MR. A. C. LOVELOCK, of Matangi, who is disposing of hia Grade Herd and going in entirely for Pedigrees, we shall Sell on the Property, at Tauwhare Road, Matangi, on the above date, the following cattle:— €>9 CHOICE JERSEY DAIRY COWS (all in calf to the pedigree herd sire, "Silverley's Donovan." who is by the- Champion Imported Bull. Sybil's Volunteer," from "Abberley Rita,'' V.H.C.. r,]2 fat. iri 305 days at, 10 years!. ThU Bull "SILVERLEY'S DONOVAN," will be offered at the sale. The Cows are due to calve in July and, AugustIndividual calving dates will be given at the sale SALE OF FARM PROPERTY BY AUCTION. "YyEDXESDAY, J ULY 8, ' AT J 9 NOON. Acting ur.dor instructions from the Trustors in the Estate "f the late J. 11. WILTSHI I'E, wo shall offer on the Property on tin' alfove date tin: Farm "if TOO ACRES, all in grat's. well divided. J-')') with f> rnorm <1 Dwelling and all outbuildings. Tin- property is on tl'.e main road tit Orini. I mile from the Post Office!. Conditions of Sale.—lo per cent cash on fall of hammer. Balance of equity on com tlttion of purchase. , The property will be offered as one ojook of 133 Acres, and alternately as two individual blocks of 74 Acres (Homestead). 68 Acres. , , , , ~ NOTE.—This sale is scheduled for Hie same dav as that on which Mr. H. J. Wiltshire's Clearing Sale will he held, and will bo held on ihe same property.

JJaMILTON pEDIGREE AND pRADE pIC; J^ALE CL'AUDELANDS SHOAVr,ROUNDS. HAMILTON. rpHURSDAY, JULY |0 1926. Entries Solicited. Q yEHCOE AND QO., •AUCTIONEERS. HAMILTON.