SALES BY AUCTION "gUCKLAHD A gON9. £TD N T^HITFORD. OPECIAL QLEARING gALK. " >J<UESDAY, JUNE 20 AT 12. -NOON. * To be held in MESSRS, N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD.'B YARD. On Account of Mr. A. E. Bailey. 22 CHOICE JERSEY AND JERSEY* CROSS COWS. 1 2-YR.-OLD SPRINGING HEIFER. 2 l-YR.-OLD HEIFERS. On Account of Mrs. D. G. Kershaw, l!i COWS, in milk, and duo to calve. i) 2-YR.-OLD SPRINGING HEIFERB. due July and Aug. 3 l-YR.-OLD HEIFERS. 1 MARK AND FOAL. " r I 50-GAL.. LISTER SEPARATOR. 1 SET CHAIN AND TRIPOD HAR. ROWS, as new. Numerous Sundries On Account of Mr. C. Eriksson. M COWS, in milk and due to calve, ft 2-YR.-OLD SPRINGING HEIFERB. I M ONDAY. JULY 4f < g AT 11.30 A.M. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS LTD, Have received instructions from Mr. C. K. Watkins to sell on the Farm, as above, THE WHOLE OF THE LIVE AND 1 DEAD STOCK. Particulars Later. _ jJpAPARATA, JULY AT 12 NOON. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD, Have received instructions from Mr. J; F. Lusby, Paparata, who is retiring from dairying 1 , to sell as above, THE WHOLE OF THE LIVE AND 1 DEAD STOCK. Particulars Later. gUCKLAND & gONB. LIMITED. IHE QO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, |iTD., HAMILTON AND BRANCHES. JJIKUTAIA gTOCK gALE-mO-DAY 11.30 A.M QQ HEAD CAT T L S - " 15 STORE'AND BONER COWS. 10 YEARLING .JERSEY HEIFERS. 13 JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSS DATRY COWS, r.w.b. 4 BULLS. . o .. Entries Solicited "Y£ORRINSVILLE gTOCK § AM V JfiRIDAY. JUNE 24 f DAIRY CATTLE, 11 A.M. FAT PIGS, 11 A.M. FAT SHEEP, 11 A.M. FAT CATTLE, Noon. STORE CATTLE, 1 o'clock. Store Sbeep after Sale of Fat Sheep. HEAD CATTLE 5 FAT BULLOCKS. !•» FAT HEIFERS. 30 EXTRA PRIME FAT COWS AND HEIFERS. • .-I 60 FORWARD "AND BONER COW To YEARLING JERSEY HEIFERS. - 30 JERSEY HEIFERS, r.w.b. 6 BULLS. _ 30 FAT "WETHERS. 40 FAT EWES 150 5-YEAR-OLD 'BREEDING EWEB, r.w. S.D. Rams .since February *>. o'oo storeTAXT) WEANER PIGS. : * GOOD BREEDING SOWS, due to Account 3 of OV Client, who is changing to Dried Milk supply: 'l° GOOD QUALITY TAMWORTH BREEDING SOWS, due to farrow to Tamworth boar. . .j ... Entries Solicited. '' s - gPECIAL gALB-Xl •pj-A MILTON gALEYABJ* M 27, 11.30 A.M. ]- A DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS. On account of Mr. F, Snell who is giving up dairying. his «h°le herd. " 3 Cl nwstiv voung. and expected to calve On rfTi Sj-W who is going entirely out of dairying, h»8 r hO CHOICE f JERSEY DAIRY COWS. OO expected to calvr from end of July NOTE.--m" Booth has been farming lor 29 years, and has culled heavily ex erj _y»*r, replacing only with the best heifers procutabThis is a very choice herd, in good condition, and comprises mostly young eoaa. Also, . , On account of Various Clients -A CHOICE JERSEY SPRINGIM* OU HEIFERS. * ■ { rjpHE QO-OPERATIVB AUCTIONEERS. HAMILTON. QOMPLETE jQISPERSAL AITERIMU, QHINEWAL THURSDAY AND J^RIDAI. June 23 AND 24, AT 11 A.M. EACH DAY. Acting under instructions from in the Estate of the late F. Cr. Waiterimu, Ohmewai, who are winm g the Estate, we shall sell od the Sic, from Ohino.val Station, on tto •*» a, HE WHOLE OP THE LIVE 1 DEADSTOCK. ~~ DEAD STOCK. Comprising: SHORTHORN CATTLEORDER OF SALE:— FIRST DAY: ■ ISO DAIRY COWS?!?IS-UaLF HEIFEM. , 55? S BH. C ™KD "S'ST-cross wmj 180 COWS (calving J^.P n .* a o herds. Cows have been *5 a wEiF* 12 2-YEAR SPRINGING S-H. 35 MIXED SEX S.H. CALVES 20 COWS WHH £-U|\LS. •>(i 2-YEAR S.H. SIEERS. S"o AND 3-YEAR STEERS w TAMWORTH ; CROSS SO^S U SH^'bCLLS*(IS months to « l ! ?.YBAR DRAUGHT '•> MEDIUM DRAUGHI MARES, in FARM HORSES . * •••: ,MJ;w'Gane Milking Machine, with Motor and Heater (in use 1 4-cow Gann Milking Machine, compete Motor; 2 Vacuum Pumps. 2 Sk m Pumps. 9 Water Pumps. 130 gal. Lister w arator. UOgal. AI fa-Lava Separator..* Alfa-Laval Separator, 10 Ml, LP a £®Vlnir com Cans 214 h.p. Henderson Oil Enginei co m plete' Mogul Engine and Pump, 6 h.p. BJ stone Engine, oiM.ft cf s /.in Piping, Sawbencb Discs 2 D.F. Ploughs. Cambridge, Ro"« Swanip Harrows, 2 Sledi with era I Top dresser Drill, bornl TrucK Top-drt«ser Attachment, Waggon. . Forge and Anvil, Whakatane Harrows Grinrt stone Drill and Bits. Vice, Stocks and Die* Shafting Pulleys, etc.. Chains and Swing trees 4 Trolley Wheels, 10-ton Stumping Jack' Avery Scales, Reaper and Binder, leaf Tyne Harrows Single Furrow Flamethrower, Seed Cleaner, 14 oievwBuckets, Tubs, Collars and Hames. Farm Sod dries of'every description. w AUCTIONEER'S NO I E.—We shall, offering at this sale a good and old-estahl * Shorthorn herd, which has bt«n >n ex, q " t y for tha last 40 years. The late Mr. Storw made a practice of always using S.H. Bulls, and every year culled the «° f . heavily We recorpniend clients in se*rcti genuine S.H. Catt?e to attend this Sale. i« horses are well woMh inspection. On Behalf I n-YEAR HEAVY DRAUGHj MAHD i in n siNG mn 'H YEAR UNBROKEN i RISING H FILLIES. •» RISING 2 G ELDINGS. YEAR. UNBROKEN Luncheon Provider! X " r Vfc G. W V ERCOE 4 G u " HAMILTON.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23070, 22 June 1938, Page 4
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