SALES BY AUCTION IJIHE JpARMERS' QO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING COMPANY. LTD., HAMILTON AND BRANCHES. QLEARING gALE AT QKOROIRE. <1 Mile from Okoroire Springs.) JjIRIDAY, JULY J AT 11.30 A.M. Favoured with instructions from MR. A. CARLSON", who is giving up dairying, and going in for sheep, we wilJ sell on his property, 1 mile from Okoroire Springs, JJXS WHOLE HERD OF OF JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSS OO DAIRY COWS, expected to calve to Jersey Bulls from first week in July onwards. 23 '-2-YEAR SPRINGING JERSEY HEIFERS. 20 YEARLING HEIFF.KS. 4 PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS. 7 SOWS. 14 STOKE PIGS. G-cow Ridd Milking Plant, 135ga1. Lister Separator, 2 Electric Motors, GOgal. Stainless Steel Vat v Water Heater, Chip Heater, 4 lOgal. Cream Cans, Sundries, etc NOTE.—Wo have inspected this herd, and find the cows in good condition, mostly young, and showing well forward in calf. Luncheon Provided. "ORRINSVILLE JULY J II A.M. On account of Mr. H. S. Joll, No. 1 Road, Waitoa, who is retiring from dairying. JJIS WHOLE HERD. JERSEY AND JERSEY - CROSS UU DAIRY COWS. Expected to calve July onwards. 3 2-YEAR IN-CALF JERSEY HEIFERS. G YEARLING JERSEY HEIFERS. 2 JERSEY BULLS. Mi. Joll has been milking for the past 20 years and has culled heavily each year. They are in good order and are well forward in calf. 1 pLEARIXG g ALE AT JDEPOROA. jyjONDAY. JULY 1938. AT 11.30 A.M. Favoured with instructions from MR. H. CHERRY, who is giving up dairying, we | will hold a Charing Sale on the Property, Reporoa. on the above date, offering the WHOLE of his HERD of QO JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSS DAIRY COWS, expected to come to profit to Pedigne Jersey Bulls. IS WEI.L-BRED 2 YEAR JERSEY SPRINGING HEIFERS. 2 PEDIG REE JERSEY BULLS, rising '2 and 3 years. 23 YEARLING JERSEY HEIFERS, in good condition. Lur.cheon Provided. pATETONGA gTOCK ALE, jy|ONDAY, JULY 1038. AT 11.30 A.M. j HEAD OF CATTLE. Also. # I Oi Account of MR. JAS FITNESS, ! tonga, vho is retiring from dairying, his WHOLE HERD of ! .« r JERSEY AND JERSEY - CROSS 4fcO DAIRY COWS, most expected to come to profit early in July. G 3-YEAR JERSEY SPRINGING TT-pi lo 2 YEAR JERSEY SPRINGING HEIFERS. NOTE.—These are good genuine dairy cows, and can be expected to do well wherever they go. QHINEWAI gTOCK g ALE - JULY 11 A.M. | 200 HEAD 0F CATTLE, On account of Mr H. M. SAGE, ROTO WARO. who is giving up Dairying, owmj to ill-health, HIS WHOLE HERD OF OQ JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSS O DAIRY COWS. 10 SPRINGING HEIFERS. Entries Solicited. QLEARING gALE AT ITONDAY, »JIE p OL Y, JULY 4f AT 11.30 A.M. Favoured with instructions from the TRUSTEES of the STOPPFORD ESTATE, who are going out of dairying we will offer on the property, Te Poi THE WHOLE HERD, IMPLEMENTS, ETC., as above. -a JERSEY AND JERSEY - CROSS £)U DAIRY COWS. Tpnrp 14 JERSEY-CROSS IN-CALF HEIFERS. 14 HEIFER CALVES. 5 FARM HORSES. 1 FOAL. S BREEDING SOWS. 17 STORE PIGS. 7 Rake, Sweep, D.F. Plough, Hay Press, S.F. Plough, Drill, Cambridge Roller, Disc Harrows, Sundries, etc. NOTE. —We have inspected this herd and find that the cows are in good order, and showing well forward in-calf, lbey are expected to come to profit early to Jersey bulls. Luncheon Provided. gPECIAL gALE OF JJEIFERS. AT AM AT A g ALE YARDS. rpUESDAY, JULY g 1938. AT 11 A:M. On Account of MR. R. TROUGHTON, who has sold his farm. OAA SPECIALLY SELECTED 2 AND OUU 3-YEAR JERSEY DAIRY HEIFERS. These Heifers are well grown, in good condition, and just up from Taranaki. They have been selected from the leading herds in thai district, and arc in-calf to Pedigree Jersey Bulls. , We can recommend buyers wanting good quality Dairy Heifers to attend this sale. /CLEARING QALE AT rpAUHEI, rpUESDAY, JULY 1938, AT 11.30 A.M. Favoured with instructions from MR. JAS FINLAY, Sen., who has sold his Farm we will offer on the Property, Tauhei his WHOLE HERD of JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSS DO DAIRY COWS, expocted to calvj from early July onward. 15 JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSJ SPRINGING HEIFERS 1 5-YEAR.GOOD DRAUGHT HORSE 1 6-YEAR" GOOD FARM MARE stinted to good Entire. 1 AGED FARM HORSE. 1 BREEDING SOW AND LITTER 01 § 5 BREEDING SOWS, to farrow carl; July. 1 TAMWORTH BOAR. 1 CATTLE DOG. 12 FOWLS. BOOTH McD. TOP-DRESSER, prac tically new, M.H. Drill, 11-coultei in good order; Booth McD. Mower practically new; Hay Rake, Gati and Tumbler Sweep, S.F. Plough Set Harrows, Ivonaki, Set Alfa Har rows, Truck, Sweep, Flame-Thrower Collars, Chains, Sundries, etc., Eat ing and Seed Potatoes. Also, QUANTITY OF HOUSEHOLI FURNITURE, including 2 Doubli Bedsteads, Settee, Oval Table Morris Chairs, Dining Chairs. Ches of Drawers, Gramophone and Re cords. Also, on Account of a Client, WAGGON, Plough, Set Discs, Mac Deering Stacker. NOTE.—We have inspected this herd an< find it contains good bodied cattle, free o eczema trouble. The cows are early calveri and wo can recommend buyers in search o this class of stock to attend. Luncheon Provided. IJIHE FARMERS' QO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING COMPANY. LTD., HAMILTON AND BRANCHES.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23073, 25 June 1938, Page 7
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