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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 24009, 5 July 1941, Page 4

v : 'h aucti Hamilton ax'd* bSSSM r MOND A A T s ia L i;si i9a - -.. r TussELT.i'tffia M .Tl, ff ■ !• tirely out of dairying, we will hJvft & HIS DURY eebd • 90 muMmM c «™dV° Drofit from mid(ile Ay o5 6 IN-CALF HEIFERS. * .NOi h.—\\ e have inspected this nerd .** find the cattle in splendid condition. PraMt cally all the herd has been bred by the V«„ dor, and the cows are mostly -2nd 3rd 4th calvers. ora «« The average production for last season i over 3001b fat per cow *• The herd has been running with PedUm* Ayrshire Bulls, and is expected to coma t! profit from middle of July onwards OHINEWAI STOCK SALE. MONDAY, JULY 7. AT 11.30. 100 HEAD OF CATTT, 1 30 FAT COWS AND HEIFERS to STORE AND BOXER COWS 15 SPRINGING COWS AND HEIFEPJi 20 HEA& MIXED CATTLE. M Also. Note Special Entry for ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS. Also, Account Mr. T. Russell HIS WHOLE HERD, comprising;-. 00 CHOICE JERSEf AND JERSEf. CROSS DAIRY COWS. 5 IN-CALF HEIFERS. NOTE.—The herd, which averaged over 3001b fat last season, has been running with pedigree Ayrshire Bulls, and is a particularly attractive lot. Entries Solicited. CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE. MONDAY. JULY 7, AT 11 A.M 100 HEAD OF CATTLE 4 FAT BULLOCKS. 20 FAT CO We AND HEIFERS. 12 YEARLING JERSEY HEIFERS. 10 BONER AND STORE COWS. 20 SPRINGING HEIFERS AND COWg 15 HEAD MIXED CATTLE. 50 FAT AND STOKE PIGS. On account of Mr. J. Jeans, Leamington, who is leaving for overseas, his whole herd—--12 YOUNG JERSEY, DAIRY COWS due July and August. i 2-year Jersey bull. Also on account of Middieton Bros., Pukekohe, 4000 2-YEAR BARBERRY PLANTS. 1000 1 YEAR BARBERRY PLANTS. 100 BENTHAMU TREES. 100 MACROCARPA TREES. 50 3-YEAR LAWSONIANA TREES. Entries Solicited. PUTARUEU STOCK SALE. MONDAY. JULY 7, AT 11.30. 2.5 HEAD MIXED CATTLE. 10 STORE PIGS. Entries Solicited. , TAPU STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, JULY S, AT NOON. 125 HEAD OF CAT TLB. 30 SPRINGING HEIFBBB. 20 SPRINGING COWS. 15 HEAD OF MIXED CATTLE. 5 YEARLING HEIFERS. On account Mr. Fred Wenzlick, HIS WHOLE HERD, Comprising:— 15 JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSS DAIRY COWS. On account Harsant Bros., Mjsrcury Bayi 25 JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSS DAIRY COWS. 15 SPRINGING -TER. HEIFERS. Also: 12 3%-YEAR B.P. AND R.P. FOBWARD CONDITIONED STEERS. Entries Solicited. A HAMILTON DAIRY SALE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, AT 11 A.M. On account Mr. W. J. Wilson, Hukanui Roadt 23 CHOICE JERSEY DAIRY COWS, close to profit. Account Mr. C. F. Wallis: 30 GOOD 2 AND 3-YEAR JERSEY HEIFERS, at profit. Also, I TRUCK DAIRY HEIFERS, ex G-lea Afton. Entries Solicited. CLEARING SALE. KATIKATI. THURSDAY, JULY 10. AT 12 NOON. Favoured with instructions from MR. REG. RAPLEY, who is giving up dairying and going in for dry stock, we will offer on his farm, as above. THE WHOLE OF HIS CHOICE QUALITY DAIRY HERD »5 JERSEY AND JERSEY X COWS. This is a choice herd of cows, the majority being second, third and fourth calvers, expected to calve from the middle of July onward. The vendor has been very particular in selecting bulls, a great number of the cows being by Clarion Gipsy King, whose dam has a record of 7231b. of butter-fat. The herd has been pasturing 'with Clarion Sandy King. They are in good order and we recommend these cows with confidence to any intending buyers. MORRINSVILLE STOCK SALE FRIDAY, JULY 11'. SPECIAL ENTRIES special Entry, ex East Coast Districts: <>oo HEAD OF STATION - BRED CATTLE. 70 3Va AND 4%-YEAR P.A. BULLOCKS. 350 GOOD QUALITY 2%, AND 4 1 /*. YEAR P.A. BULLOCKS. 40 4-YEAR SHORTHORN BULLOCKS. 120 IS-MONTHS P.A. STEERS. NOTE. —These are good quality cattle, mostly Polled Angus. They will arrive from the Coast in good order, and can be thoroughly recommended. Special Entry on account of Mr. Q. WATT, Otane, Patetonga: 30 PEDIGREE BERKSHIRE SOWS AND BOARS, Comprising:— 11 PED. BERKSHIRE SOWS, mated to "Jolly Farmer Challenge 2nd" from 20/3/41. ' fi PED. BERKSHIRE SOWS, mat«d to "Mountley Shirley's Prince Ist" and "Punga Mara Tory 3rd" from 20/4/41. 0 PED. BERKSHIRE SOWS, 6 rnonthi old (not mated). 6 PED. BERKSHIRE BOARS, 6 and 8 months old. 1 18-MONTHS. PED. BERK. BOAR, • Also, On account Mr. J. Fitness, Patetonga, who is giving up dairying owing to labour difficulties: 35 JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSS DAIRY COWS, 2nd and 3rd calvers. expected to come into profit from July on. .4 2 AND 3-YEAR-OLD SPRINGING HEIFERS. CLEARING SALE, Account MR. E. B. ALLEN. KAURI POINT. KATIKATI. MONDAY, JULY 14. AT 11.30 A.M. Favoured with instructions from MR. E. B« ALLEN, who is going out of dairying, we rill offer on the farm THE WHOLE OF HIS DAIRY HERD. Comprising.il6 JERSEY AND JERSEY X COWS. 16 JERSEY AND JERSEY X SPRING* ING HEIFERS. 2 PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS. 3 AGED FARM MARES (all work). 4 TAMWORTH BERKSHIRE SOWS, to Farrow. i DEVON SOWS, to Farrow. 4 L.W SOWS, to Farrow. 1 LB. BOAR. 1 12 STORES AND SLIPS. _ 6 ROLLS OF 5 CHAIN PIG NETTING, unused, t ORIENT H.P. RANGE. 00 GAL. A. L. SEPARATOR. This herd is in good condition and showing well forward in calf, and will do well wherever taken W.AIHOU HORSE FAIR. JULY 15. 100 HORSES OF ALL CLASSES. Entries Include: — On account Mr. W. J. Woods: 2 TRUCKS STH. ISLAND HORSES, guaranteed all work. fi GOOD HACKS AND PONIES. Entries Solicited. TE AWAMUTU HORSE FAIR. JULY 16 too HORSES OF ALL CLASSES. Entries Solicited. SPECIAL SALE OF DAIRY CATTLE, KATIKATI SA.LEYARDS, WEDNESDAY. JULY 10, 11 A.M. 200 HEAD DAIRY CATTLE, including.— On Account Mr. Syd Wright. 34 PEDIGREE AND GRADE AYRSHIRE CATTLE, including:— 15 PEDIGREE AYRSHIRE HEIFERS. 7 G RADE AYRSHIRE HEIFERS 2 GRADE AYRSHIRE COWS The above are an exceptionally choice line of well-bred Ayrshires, in good condition, wellcrown and bred from some of the best blood available. Mr. Wright has been testing for 1J years and last season his herd averaged over 3501b ot butter-fat under ordinary condition# on light hill country. These cattle are well forward in calf to Pedigree Ayrshire bnlta and must appeal to anyone in search or Ayrexten^ pedigrees of the registered heifers will be avnilab e at thc sale. Road KatikatC 20 YOUNG "JERSEY R AND JERSEY--7 3-YEUP JERSEY °AND JERSEYCROSS HEIFERS. „ , VOTE.—The above herd are ail a f con ,^ calvers in good condition and expected to come to profit in A"BUst, and September have been carefully hand-milked I'j he ven dor and can be slroujly recommended to « tending purchasers, ««»,.». Also, Account other Clients, nt , g 100 JERSEY AND JERSE\ . CROSS SPRINGING HEIFERS. 30 DAIRY COWS. Entries Solicited. rpHE TERMERS' AUCTIONEERING CO.. HAMILTON.