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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23381, 24 June 1939, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION T HE '-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING COMPANY. LIMITED. HAMILTON A.\'D BRANCHES. CLEARING Q ALE AT YX7"AHAROA, JUNE 90 1030, AT 11..A.M. ' Favoured with instructiorm from MR. F. WRIGHT, who has subdivided his farm and is putting on two Share-milkers with their own herds, we will Sell on the property, as Above, H ,s WHOLE HERD OF:— 1< |Q CHOICE JERSEY AND JERS'EY-J-Uo CROSS DAIRY COWS, mostly Jerseys, r.w.b. Ist October, 103b. 22 EXTRA CHOICE IX-CALF HEIFKHS, r.w.b. I'Oth October. 23 EXTRA CHOICE JERSEY HEIFER CALVES. :t 2-YR. PEDIGREE JERSEY BULL. 1 3-YR. PEDIGREE JERSEY BULL. 1 AGED PEDIGREE JERSEY BULL. 1 3-YR.. GRADE JERSEY BULL. 1 4-YR. DRAUGHT MARE (very reliable), all work. 3 GOOD RELIABLE DRAUGHTS, any work. 1 HACK. 30c,wt. Full Lock Milk Waggon. M.H. Mower, Heavv Set Chain and Tripod Harrows, ; May Hake. .Set Spring Cart Harness, Collars, I Hrtmes,, Chains, Saddle and Bridle. Swingle- | trees, Ivonaki, Concrete Calf Troughs, 15 Cow ; Covers, Alfa Separator. 10 Milk Cans, BnckI Ms, Good Tools, Sundries, etc. NOTE. This is a srood herd of choice cows, containing a good proportion of young I animals. All replacements are animals bred i by the Vendor who has used only the best I or Pedigreo Jersey Bulls. ) The fjuality of the stock is first-class anil we confidently recommend buyers in search I Of high producing dairy cattle to attend this [ sale. I Mr. Wright has been on the property for 133 years, during which time he has never ; held a sale. Luncheon Provided. (TO BE HELD IX THE gTRATHMORE yARDS). "yjOXDAY, JUXE 90 11.30 AM. HEAD OF C A T T L E. in PRIME FAT P.A. COWS. 30 . FAT COWS. 50 FORD. COXD. P. A. AXD HEREFORD COWS. •it) STORE COWS. 15 YEARLING HEIFERS. 150 P. A. AXD HEREFORD YEARLIXG STEERS. Entries Solicited. jJAST D , "OXDAY. inn SPECIALLY-SELECTED DAIRY I \J\/ HEIFERS. Special Entry, es Waverley. 09 GOOD QUALITY JERSEY •>*-> HEIFERS, bred by J. McKnight. HI 2-YEAR JERSEY HEIFERS, ex Te Uku. 20 2-YEAR JERSEY HEIFERS, ex Xgahinapouri. Also. 4 TRUCKS 2-YEAR JERSEY HEIFERS Entries Solicited. QAMBRIDGE gTOCK gALE. M OXDAY, JUNE 20, 11.30 A.M. HEAD OF CATTLE. 0Q FAT AND STORE PIGS. 350 BALES GOOD HAY. On account of MR. R. HANNON. of HAUTAPU. who is giving up dairying, J.J I S "WHO L E HERD O F O- JERSEY AXD JERSEY-CROSS O'J DAIRY COWS, mostly 2nd and 3rd culvers, expected to calve from July onward. 4, TAMWORTH-CROSS BREEDIXG SOWS, expected to farrow in July. Also. 4000 l-YEAR BARBERRY. 10il 2-YEAR MACROCARPA. 100 2-YEAR LAW S 0 XIA XA. Entries Solicited. OA LE QAXCELLED. PLEASE XOTE that the Clearing Sale on jeeount of Mr. L. Xicholson. Patetonga. ad-i-ertised for TUESDAY. JUXE 27, has now BEEN CAXCELLED. ANAWARU. JUNE AT II A.M. "avoured with instructions from MR. JOHX HOGAX. who is giving up dairying, we will conduct a Clearing Sale on the property at Manawaru, as above, of JERSEY AXD JERSEY ■ CROSS J.J lliinv fruv« ovtioi'trrl »n ralvp

DAIRY UUffs, expected to cam from July onward. oO 2-YEAR JERSEY HEIFERS, r.w.b 1J MILK CANS. NOTE. —We have inspected these cattle and find them to he a herd of typey cows in good condition and we can recommend them to prospective buyer.'. Luncheon Provided. CLEARING IXG g.\LE j WEDNESDAY. JUNE AT 11 A.M. "" i Favoured with instructions from the Trustees 1 in the Estate of E. 11. Miiliken, who are \ putting on a Share-milker with his own i herd, we will ncll on the property, ns above, THE WHOLE HERD OF ' ['Pi JERSEY AND JERSEY-AYRSHIRE :OU CROSS DAIRY COWS, mostly young, and expected to calve from July onward. 50 2-YK.Mt SPRINGING JERSEY ! HEIFERS. 1 a YKAKMNC; JERSEY HEIFERS. I -J-YEAR GRADE JERSEY BULLS. | 10 YEARLING GRADE JER. HULLS. I jo -J-YEAIt POLLED ANGUS STEERS. I 1 8-YEAR FARM GELDING, all work, quiet and roliable. I i TAMWORTH-CROSS SOWS, j Farmall KM Tractor. Farmall Mower. Trac- | tor Sweep. (These are practically new, having done only 50 acres of harvestins.) t -l-wherled Sweep, Duncan Top-dresser, RlO'k, Dray. Set Tripod and Chain Harrows (as newt. R. and G. Ridger, I Horse Scoop. Sampson Sledge, 100 Hales Hay, Sundries, etc. NOTE.—This herd is in really good condition. and the cows, which are mostly young, are showing well forward in calf. The heifers were carefully selected as yearlings, and can be thoroughly recommended. Luncheon Provided. 'ALE AT 1 AIRFIELD. rjHUnSDAY. JUNE 90 1030. AT lI.MO A.M. Favoured with instructions from MR.. JOHN CASEY, of Fairfield Form, FAIRFIELD, who is going out of dairying and in for cheep, we will Sell on the Property as above HIS WHOLE HERD OF •f A JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSS z iU DAIRY COWS, exacted to calvo from July onwards. •_M YEARLING JERSEY HEIFERS. HOGGETS. It. and G. S.F. Plough, S.F. Oliver Plough, Independent. Topdresser, Dig Six McCor- ! mick Mower, McCormick Hay Rake, Oft Alfa I Harrows, 3-Leaf Tine Harrows, Chain and Tripod Harrows, Potato Moulder, Scarifier, Gate Sweep, lu'-Blade Steel Queen Discs, Konnki, feet rt-Horse Bars. Sets Chains, 1 <■><_> New Totara Posts, 8 New Strainers, .">0 oft Totara Posts, 100 Bates first-class Clover Hay. 000 Bales goo<i Meadow Ilay, 1 Stack Oaten Hay, 700 ft. Galvanised 7«/n. Piping, 100 ft. Galvanised Hin. Piping, Deep Well Pump, Skim-milk Pump and Jack, 00 CowCovers, Concrete Trough. Quantity of Corrugated Iron, tin. Field Tiles, Milk Barrels, ."> Rolls •2ft. Wire Netting, Quantity Cyclone Netting Tools, Sundries, etc. NOTE.—Wc have inspected this herd of cows, practical!y all of which have been bred by the Vendor. A good proportion of the cattlo are young, and all in great, condition. Luncheon Provided. r£HE Jjv ■OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING- COMPANY, LIMITED. Hamilton and Branches.