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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23384, 28 June 1939, Page 4

SALES BY AUCTION £1 LEAR AXCE gALE. J ULY AT l'_" NOON. Light Luncheon Provided. Favoured with instruction.' from MESSRS. II ED DO X BROS., of PUKEATUA flO miles from Te Awamutu), who have sold llirir farm, we will soil llieir WHOLE HER D. Comprising: A ~ C HOT OK J HUSKY AND JERSEV--40 CROSS DAIRY COWS. flue Auciist, September and October. Calving dates, etc.. available on application, and full guarantees will he given at Sale. This herd can be strongly recommended In anyone wanting healthy, well-bred, highproducing cattle. They are off high country, and should do weil wherever they go. ALSO: 25 QUALITY '_> AND a-YEAR IN-CALF ,T KRS E Y AND JER S E Y-C ROSS HEIFERS. 15 GOOD YEARLING JERSEY-CROSS HEIFERS. 5 GOOD DRAUGHT HORSES, all farm work. 2 DRAUGHT FOALS. 1 LADY'S HACK. no SOUND-MOUTH EWES, in lamb In Southdown rams. 2 SOWS. 10 GOOD STORE SLIPS. Q LEAPING gALE. Favoured with instructions from CAPTAIN D. DILLON, of ROTO-O-RANGI, who is giving up Dairying, we will Sell, at his Homestead Farm, his PUREBRED JERSEY HERD. "yyEDNESDAY, J ULY q AT 12 NOON. Light Luncheon Provided. OA PUREBRED JERSEY COWS, due OU July-August; in calf to Pedigree Bull, Tolgarth Coys Majesty. This is a very choice herd and we can recommend anyone requiring quality to attend this Sale. The owner spared no expense when purchasing his foundation cows. 11 2-YEAR SPRINGING JERSEY HEIFERS. 1 PEDIGREE JERSEY HULL. Hilldale Ambassador, by La Franco's Last Son. Also: 3-Cow McCormick-Deering Milking Plant, OOGal. McCormick-Deering Separator and Motor, both in first-class order: Eloctric Water Heater, Cfiip Heater; Cream Cooler, Etc. N.Z. L OAN 4 M ERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., HAMILTON. P'E R S A L Q.LEN JRIS JfRIESIAX gTUD. ON ACCOUNT OF MR. R. R. PEARSON. A A HEAD OF CHOICE YOUNG CATTLE '±4l HEAD OF CHOICE YOUNG CATTLE AT THE FARM, RONGOTEA, PALMERSTON NORTH, fONDAY, • ,T ULY .3, AT 11.30 A.M. 27 IN-GALF HEIFERS, 7 YOUNG OOWS, 27 IN-CALF HEIFERS, 7 YOUNG COWS, 10 YOUNG STUD BULLS. 10 YOUNG STUD BULLS. Practically all of the offering are sired by that great Bull, Totara Vecman Brigadier, by Veeman Pontiac Prince (sire of Totara Veemnn Lulu, C.O.R. 9461b. fat at 4 years), from tho famous Cow, Totara Cylvia Lass, C.O.R. S2(Jlb. fat. Writo for Catalogues to tho Solo Auctioneers, N Z L OAN AND M ,ercantile ' AGENCY CO.. LIMITED (Incorporated in England), P.O. BOX 04, PALMERSTON NORTH, BOX 14OS, WELLINGTON. Branches and Agencies Everywhere. pEDI GR E E JERSEYS. J> EDIGEEE JERSEYS. COMBINED SALE OF "JORANGI" & JERSEYS. On account of MR. J. E. COLLINS, Tniliape, and MR. HAROLD MORELAND, Ncwstead, Hamilton, to bo held at QLAUDELANDS gHOW Q.ROUNDS, HAMILTON. ON rpHURSDAY, JULY g 1030, AT 12 NOON. Mr. J. E. Collins' Complete Herd comprises:— 23 PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS. •2 PEDIGREE IN-CALF HEIFERS. 2 PEDIGREE YEARLING HEIFERS, 1 HERD SIRE, 1 STUD 2-YEAR-OLD BULL. 20 HEAD. Also. 10 "ROYTON" IN-CALF HEIFERS. 45~ head. The lORANGI Herd, which was developed from well-bred producing strains, has been under Association Test for several years, and :ill hold splendid records. The herd sire, Ruatalii Flirt's Duke, who is directly descended from Viola's Golden Laddie, imp., C.13.8., is undoubtedly one of tho host show hulls in the Dominion to-day. Mr. Harold Moreland's offering comprises 10 selected in-calf Heifers, the majority of which are by sons of a t'i7illb, fat three-year-old from splendid dams of imported and Dominion striins. They have been pastured with a maternal brother to Beechlands Sybil V.H.C. Govt. 0.1 J.T., 521 lb. fat, a son of Royton Elva, V.H.C., C.0.R., 5181b. fat. Luncheon will bo Available on tho Grounds. Commissions will bo executed for Absentee Buyers. Catalogues are available from the Auctioneers, ■^TyRIGHT. gTEPH'ENSON AND QO„ LIMITED. HAMILTON, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON