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

SALES BY AUCTION rjiHE JjURMERS* QO-OPERATIVE A UCTIONEERING CO., LTD., HAMILTON AND BRANCHES. JUNE 11.30 A.m. 9QQ HEAD OF CATTLE. "*3O FAT COWS. r»t) STORK AND BONER COWS. •JO YEARLING S.H. HEIFERS. WELL-GROWN YEARLING JERSEY HEIFERS. 2f. SPRINGING COWS' * HF.TI*EHS. •JO HEAD OF MIXED CATTLE. Entries Solicited. QLEARING AT rjiE ,^ROHA. rjrnURSDAV, JUNE 90 1030, AT 1 I A.M. Favoured with instructions from the Trustees in Hie ESTATE OF F. \V. HOWARD, Manawaru. wo will hold a Clearing Sale on the property, as above—rPHE WHOLE OF THE LIVE STOCK 1 AND IMPLEMENTS. tin EXTRA CHOICE JERSEY COWS, 11U expected to calve to Pedigree Jersey Hulls from end of July onward. IS CHOICE •J-YR. JERSEY HEIFERS, showing; well forward in-calf. 13 YEARLING JERSEY HEIFERS. ;i PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS, "J-yr., -J-yr. and o-yr. :i l-YR. GRADE JERSEY BULL. AGED GELDINGS. H I'EDIGREK BERKSHIRE SOWS, due to farrow. 0 BERKSHIRE - TAM WORTH - CROSS SOWS, due to farrow. BOARS. I.H.C. MOWER, Duncan Hay Rake, I.H.C. Discs (I'J-blade), Set Chain and Tripod Harrows, Set Tine Harrows, S.F. Plough-, Duncan Topdresser, Gate Sweeps. Cultivator, Stack Covers, Pumps, Harness and Sundries. Also QUANTITY OF ODI) FURNITURE. | NOTE.— We have inspected this herd and J find the cattle to be particularly good, typcy I dairy cattle, in excellent order and showing i well forward in-calf. ! The herd has for a number of years produced an average of over tiOOlb. butter-fat, per cow, and we can thoroughly recommend it to intending purchasers. Luncheon Provided. OR RINSVILLE E gTO Civ ft ALE. pmDAV. JUXE 30 On Account of MR. C. CHARLTON, of Pukeroro. OA MIXED AGE STUD SOUTHDOWN EWES, running with imported English Soiitlidov.ii Ram. NOTE. — These Ewes are in good condition, and are showing well forward in Jamb. jpiGS AND Q.RADE gOWS. i LAUD ELANDS QROUNDS, JpXDAY.'JULY 3> AT 10.30 A.M. SHARP. PIGS. Including:— JuO PEDIGREE LARGE BLACK. BERKSHIRE AND TAMWORTH SOWS, to farrow and SERVICEABLE BOARS, from Messrs. W. McGiil and Sons. Xgahape; A. T. Rogers. Xgaruawalna; F. P. King, Hautapn; \V. M. W'ardrop. Tauranga; A. J. Swanne.v, Whakawhata;; and T. K. Bntler, Karapiro. 150 CHOICE GRADE BREEDING SOWS, including Mr. H. S. Dun- j can's Bruntwood Annual Draft of ! 100 Specially-selected Maiden Tam- I worth and Large Black Sows, to 1 farrow early July. QLEARIXG gALE 'JMRAU. "\ f ONDAY, J ULY g 1039, AT 11.3(1 A.M. Favoured with instructions from Mr. ,T. T. Swney, who has sold his Taumanei Farm, we will hold a Clearing Sale on the property as above, offering yiS WHOLE HERD OF au JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSS DAIK\_ VOW S, expected to come to profit from beginning of Julv onward. 7 YEARLING JERSEY HEIFERS. •i farm horses. 3-RISIXG '.'-YEAR MEDIUM UNBROKEN DRAUGHTS. S.L. Plough. 30cwt. Waggon, Konaki. Wallace Stacker, Whakatane Harrows. Set IJblade Discs, I Pig Troughs, Milk Vat, Skim-nulk Pump, Cart Saddle, Collars and Hames, Cream Cans, Buckets, Sundries. Farm Tools, etc. NOJ E.— I his herd contains a fair proportion of young dairy cows. All are in good condition, showing well forward in calf, and should do well wherever taken.

Luncheon Provided. QLEARING gALE A'. ■yyAGHOR.VS y^AHAROA, JULY g_ 103 ft AT 11.30 A.M. F, \vr-T ei ? • ,vi,h ins,r »'clions from MR. E. 0. .\ii n ' ho . ls leaving the district. we KOAL e .%^VHtROT P 7 s ,y abL AGHO^VS 'J 1 HE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE STOCK, Comprising::— 11° JERSEY AND JERSEY - CROSS DAIRY COWS, expected to calve to Jersey bulls from middle of July onwards. If! 2-YEAR JERSEY HEIFERS, r.w.b. li" ) E-\RLING JERSEY HEIFERS. nrirs '-year jersey 1 /j-DRAL'Vi HT GELDING. 1 "1 MONTHS' FILLY. 1 PONY. H TAMWORTH-CROSS SOWS, due to furrow early. 2 TAM WORTH BOARS. ALFA'LAVAL HARROWS, 2 SWEEPS, SUNDRIES. ETC. I