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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22777, 10 July 1937, Page 7

SALES BY AUCTION MERCANTILE. AGENCY COMPANY. LTD., (Incorporated in England.) pAEROA gALEYARDS. j\X OXDA Y. JULY -j9, AT 11.30 A.M. 150 AIRY COWS AKD HEIFERS. Including: On Account of Mr. W. Craig, Nethorton, who is retiring from farming, HIS WHOLE HERD OF: i ~ JERSEY AND JERSEV- CROSS 40 COWS, calved and early calvers. 8 YEARLING JERSEY-CROSS HEIFERS. 1 2-YR. AND 1 l-YR.-OLD JERSEY BULL. 1 HOLSTEIN BULL. 1 AGED MARE, all farm work. On Account of Mr. H. Storey, Furiri, who is retiring from dairying and going in for sheep only: HIS WHOLE HERD OF: ■i-r CHOICE JERSEY COWS, CLOSE J. I TO PROFIT. These cows aro off hillv country and should do well on , the flats. 50 BEEF9QQ STORE AND BONER CATTLE. Also: On Account of Clients: 15 COWS AND RUNNERS. 1 2-HO USE WAGGON, in good order. 2 SETS LEATHER HARNESS. Entries Solicited. IyrXUNG ATU ROTO IDIG gALE. MONDAY. jm':V 12j . On Arrival of Express from AucKlnnd. Of\n PIGS BACONERS. PORKERS, OUU STORES AND WEANERS. Entries Solicited. pUKEKOHE gALEYARDS, JULY ' SUNDRIES AT 11 A.M. DAIRY CATTLE AT 11.30 A.M. ADVERTISED CATTLE AT NOON. HA DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS. STORE AND BONER CATTLE. ALSO, AT 11.30 A.M.: PIGS PORKERS. BACONERS, STORES AND WEANERS. Entries Solicited. pAPAKURA gALEYARDS. g FECIAL JQAIRY g ALE > F RIDAY, JULY AT 11.30 A.M. ft DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS. On Account of Mr. Matthew Wallace, Papakura. who is retiring from dairying: 9 CHOICE DAIRY COWS, duo to calve mid-July onward. Entries' Solicited. OOUNTRY gALES. JULY, 1037. PAEROA (Cattle)—MONDAY*, 12th. MAUNGATUROTO (Pigs)—MONDAY, 12th. MAUNGAKARAMEA—MONDAY, 12th. WAIOTIRA—TUESDAY, 13th. PUKEKOHE —THURSDAY. 15th. PAPAKURA (Dairy)—FRIDAY, 10th. KAIHU—SATURDAY, 17th. PAEROA (Pigs)—MONDAY, 19th. WAIUKU (Pigs)—MONDAY, tilth. HENDERSON—MONDAY, 10th. CLEVEDON—'TUESDAY, 20th. PUKEKOHE (Dairy)—TUESDAY. 20th. KAUKAPAKAPA—TUESDAY. 2Uth. PAPAKURA—FRIDAY, 23rd. WAIUKU—FRIDAY, 23rd. MAUNGATUROTO—FRIDAY, 23rd. PAEROA (Cattle)—MONDAY. 26th. PUKEKOHE (Horse)—TUESDAY, 27th. PUKEKOHE—THURSDAY, 29th. PAPAKURA (Dairy) II —FRIDAY, 30th. OLD TE AROHA RD.. PAEROA—Account Mr. J. G. Costelio. FRIDAY, 30th. MAUNGATUROTO —Account Mr Norman Finlayson. FRIDAY. 30th LOAN & jyj ERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD.. , (Incorporated in Eneland) QLEARING gALE AT QORDONTON. '•JjIBIDAI. JDLI lgj AT 11 A.M. Acting under instructions from MR. THOMAS RIDDELL, of GORDONTON. who is giving up dairying and going in entirely for sheep, we shall Sell on the Property on the above date, his whole Herd of: QX DAIRY COWS, t/0 Comprising:— 70 SHORTHORN AND FRIESIANCROSS COWS. 25 JERSEY-CROSS COWS. 20 FRIESIAN-CROSS HEIFERS (in Calf) 4 SHORTHORN HEIFERS (in Calf). 1 TAMWORTH SOW with Litter. 1 TAMWORTH-CROSS SOW. with Litter. 1 PUREBRED BERKSHIRE BOAR. 2 SHORTHORN BULLS. 4 Pigsties on Skids, Pig Troughs, Milk Barrel, 2 20-gal. Cans, 3 12-gal. Cans, 0 Buckets, 2 10-gal Cans, 110-gal. LISTER Separator' (as new), with Staybrite stainless eteel bowl, New 90-gal. Milk Vat, 5-Covv TRELOAR Milking Plant, Farm Tools and Sundries, etc., etc. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE.—Mr. Riddell. , has been dairying for 30 years and has never previously held a File. We recommend buyers to attend this Saio. ' Luncheon Provided. QLEARING gALE AT AITERIMU ' QHINEWAT. EDNESD AY. JULY 21, AT 11.30 A.M. - " 'Acting under instructions from MR. S. W. lies, of Waiterimu, who has sold his farm, we shall sell on the property on the above date, ' The whole of his live and dead STOCK, Comprising:— OA - YOUNG FRIESIAN COWS OU (carrying their 2nd, 3rd and -Ith calves and in calf to Red Polled bulls.) 4 SPRINGING FRIESIAN HEIFERS. 18 YEARLING P.A. STEERS. 8 2-YEAR P.A. STEERS'. , L 220 2-TOOTH TO F.F.M. EWES, in lamb to Romney rams. 320 M.S. HOGGETS. 30 WETHERS. „ 1 AGED HEAVY DRAUGHT MARE, any trial. 1 CHILD'S PONY. HILLSIDE PLOUGH, Tine Harrow's. Saw Bench, Corrugated Iron, Usual Farm Tools and Sundries, etc. SOFT.' ONE-INCH PIPING. PIANO, Dining Room Table. Honsehold Sundries, etc. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—These cows aro due in July and August, will coine forward in good condition and can be thoroughly recommended. They have been farmed 911 the hills, and should do extremely well in the Waikato. Luncheon Provided. J} I S.,P E R S A L gALE, T E .\ WAMUT u. T HURSDAY, JULY £2 AT 1 PM ' On Account of L. HODGSON, ESQ-, who is giving up racing, we shall sell at MR. J. H. McRAE'S Stables, the following horses: YALPAI, ch. c., 10 years (Valkyrian— Wahinepai). A promising steeplechaser. Has ■ won approximately £''l2so: (.'515 this season. Now spelling. ILLUMINAGH, b g, 9 years (Illumination —Erinagh). A good steeplechase horse. Won £ 515 llus season. Been in work 10 weeks after I months' spell. DELRAIN, b g, 8 years (Valkyrian—Delpedn). Winner of £1100: £2OO this season to Ist January. Since spelling. Good prospects as hurdler or steeplechaser. ' PRINCE R:\NGI, b g, 3 years (Acre — Etelvi Rangi). A very promising young horse, winner of three races and .C 113 In/- this season, since December, 193(1. Turned out in April. Now being hacked. Has trrcat possibilities. VJ Ouin'Abbey in:ire). Broken in anil fed for C months. A very solid type who should Cinafco a good juniper. JELDING, t years (Hyllus—St. Crispin I mare). This is a hi? upstanding horse and she—s promise. Has been fed I for 1 months and hacked. QUANTITY OF RUGS AND GEAR, ETC. JULY 12—Mr J. A. ' Prendergast. Ngarua/Wnhia Saleyards, JULY 11 an.l 15—Combined Breeders' Pig Sa'e at Claur'c.'ands. JULY 10 Mr. T. Riddell. Gordonton. JULY 10—Mr. G. W. Verroe. Tliarcre. JULY 21 __ wai. JULY 22—Dispersal Sale of Mr. L. Hodgson's Racehorses at. Te Awamutu. G. W. V EBUOE " C° - LTDAUCTIONEERS. HAMILTON.