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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22741, 29 May 1937, Page 7

SALES BY AUCTION rjiHE JfARMERS' QO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING COMPANY. LTD., HAMILTON. Q LEAPING GALE AT QTOROHANGA. JUNE Q 1037, AT 11 A.M. Favourer] with instruction? from MR. H. E. WALTERS, who is Selling his Complete Herd and gointr in for Sheep, we will offer on the property, Ngaliape, Olorohanga, 280 H E A D, Comprising: 300 JERSEY DAIRY COWS, approximately 70 Second Culvers (Taranaki bred).* 70 3-YEAR TARANAKI HEIFERS, due to calve July ancT August. 50 £vY£AR TARANAKI HEIFERS. «•> Breeding SOWS, due to farrow. 2 boars. 38 SLIPS. 3 G-C'ow Super Wallace Milking Machine, with Ilartstono Detector attached; Anderson Rotary Vacuum, Pump, Steam Stc-riliser (Baggarley), 2 h.p. Electric Motor, 5 h.p. Lis tor ranging, ft h.p. Lister Engine, in good order; 2 Automatic Seed and Manure Mixers, 2-Cow Suiier Wallace Milking Machine (new), 1 OOGall. Lister Separator (new), l 120Ga.11. Alfa-Laval Separator, Electric Driven; X li-Coulter Farmers' Favourite Drill. 7VTOTE.—Mr. Walters is selling this herd -Li and going in for slicfep, as his Sharemilker, who has been with him for 10 years, lias had to give up for health reasons. The herd lias been carefully selected, the vendor sparing no expense to obtain the best heifers procurable from Taranaki. The herd has been heavily culled each year and, after inspection, wo can thoroughly recommend to prospective purchasers. The Share-milker will be in attendance on day of Sale to give any information required. All cattle will be placed on trucks, Otorohanga, free of charge. Luncheon Provided. QLEARING gALE AT jy^ORRINSVILLE. JUNE 0 1037, AT 11.30 A.M. Favoured with instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of the late P. BREWIN, Kereone, we will hold a Clearing Sale on tho property as above—1/ln JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSS J-iv OOWS, in calf to Jersey bulls (approx. 40 second calvers). 1 PEDIGREE 3-YEAR JERSEY BULL. 8 PUREBRED JERSEY YEARLING BULLS (eligible for registration). 2 GRADE BULLS. 3 8 2-YEAR SPRINGING HEIFERS. 24 JERSEY HEIFER CALVES. 15 PUREBRED MAIDEN TAMWORTH SOWS, due to farrow July and August to Tamworth boar. 12 AGED BREEDING SOWS, to farrow to Tamworth boar. Particulars of Implements, etc., will be advertised later. Luncheon Provided. OLEASING0 LEASING gALE ( AT rjuHUNA, j^TORRINSVILLE. T HURSDAY. JUNE 1037, 11.30 A.M. Favoured with instructions from Mrs. D. A. Woods, who is giving up dairying, we will Sell as above, QK HIGH GRADE JERSEY DAIRY COWS, in calf to pedigree Jersey bull. 20 CHOICE 2 "YEAR SPRINGING HEIFERS, from dams averaging :?7.-» to r>oolb fat. 11 GOOD QUALITY JERSEY SPRINGING HEIFERS. 17 YEARLING JERSEY HEIFERS, well grown. 1 PEDIGREE JERSEY BULL. 2 GRADE JERSEY BULLS. 0' BREEDING SOWS, with litters, and lo farrow. 1 TAMWORTH BOAR; 6 STORES. 1 REGISTERED DRAUGHT STALLION, "Maeriakahaka Robin." 1 4-YEAR FILLY, in foal, all work. 1 S-jEAR MARE, in foal, all work. 1 8-YEAR GELDING, chains. 1 3-YEAR GELDING, all work. 1 8-YEAR BOY'S COB. 3 C-YEAR CHILD'S PONY 30CWT. SPRING WAGGON. P. and D Duncan Disc Drill. Oliver Plough, Wheel' Hornsby Handle Plough. S.F. Convertible Lever Plough, Tractor, Tine Harrows, Whakatane Harrows. 2 Block Drays. Bamford Mower a Cart Saddles. S Collars, Saddle, Swingletrees, Chains, etc. NOTE.—We have inspected this herd. Thev are a choice lot of High Grade Jerseys, ail 2nd. 3rd and 4th calvers, due to calve July and August, and we can strongly recommend intcndihg purchasers to attend this Sale All Stock purchased for delivery between I anuna and Alornnsvillc will be delivered free.

Luncheon Provided. "JJOSEVTEW" pEDIGREE AND Q.R4DE JfRIESIANS. COMPT/6TE unreserved dispersal' The Property of MR. S. W. MITCHELL, To he held at the Homestead, RANGTRURU, TE PUKE. BAY OF PLENTY. THURSDAY ITU? ID AY, JUNE 10 AND 11, 1037, AT 10 A.M. EACH DAY. 9Q£\ head op beautifully bred ~O<J FRIESIANS, 115 PEDTGREE COWS. 23 PEDIGRRE RISING 2 & 3-YEAR IN-CALF HEIFERS. 20 PEDIGREE RISING 2-YEAR EMPTY HEIFERS. 27 PEDIGREE YEARLING HEIFERS including few Calves, f. PEDIGREE STUD BULLS. 17 PEDIGREE BULLS. 1-3 years. Also. SO HIGH-GRADE FRTESIAN COWS 1 6 -COW WALLACE MILKING PLANT, complete with Vaculac Releasor, 1 120sral. 1.1 T.C. Separator and S'.A.M. Skim Milk Pump, 1 20gal. Hot Water Heater. 20 TAMWORTH AND CROSS SOWS, in farrow or with litters. 20 STORE PIGS, 1 LARGE BLACK BOAR. The above fixture is one of special interest to all Friesian Breeders, and dairy farmers generally. "ROSEVIEW" FRIESIANS are noted for their splendid type, together with their ability to produce, while they also hold a notable record in the show ring. Founded on the famous and "MATAMATA" blood the Stud to-day ranks as one of the foremost Friesian breeding establishments in tho country. Many Show winners and potential winners are included in the Catalogue, while numbers of Iho females hold splendid records under C.O.R. ORDER OF SALE: First Day.—THURSDAY. JUNE 10: All Pedigree Stock. Second Day.—FRIDAY, JUNE 11: Milking Plant, Pigs, Sundries, etc., to be followed by all Grade Cattle. Commissions executed for Absentee Buyers. Catalogues on Application, Auctioneers: T HE ]^ ARMEKS ' 00-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD., HAMILTON. TE PUKE AND BRANCHES. CLEARING Q ALE AT rpiIURSDAY, J UNE 10, AT NOON. Instructed by MR. IVAN BROUGHTON, wo will sell on his farm, THE WHOLE OF HIS DAIRY HERD, Comprising:— n A CHOICE TESTED JERSEY AND OU JERSEY-CROSS COWS. a COW PLANT, 1 LEY WOOD MILKING MACHINE, only IS-mths. in use and in excellent condition. 15 STORE PIGS. M WEANER PIGS. 10 sows. L PEDIGREE TAMWORTH BOAR. The above herd of cows are all young and two-thirds of them have produced over 3001b. butter-fat on high, hilly country. Luncheon Provided. TQALGET 10MPANY, (Incorporated in England), HAMILTON.