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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 54, Issue 3912, 11 June 1937, Page 2

The Fanners’ Co-operative Auctioning Company. Ltd. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. Tuesday, 15th June. 100 HEAD OF CATTLE . 10 fat bullocks 25 fat cows and heifers 20 store cows 4 runners 6 bulls 60 fat wethers 40 At ewes 50 fat' lambs 750 5 and 6-year breeding ewes in good condition and showing well forward in lamb to blackface rams. These are good sheep, and have been faithfully farmed. 100 FAT PIGS 100 store and weaner pigs 1000 seedless barberry plants Entries solicited. OTOROHANGA STOCK SALE. Wednesday, 16th June. Entries solicited. CAMBRIDGE HORSE FAIR. Wednesday and Thursday, 16th and 17th June. Entries solicited. CAMBRIDGE WINTER HORSE FAIR. Wednesday and Thursday, June 16th and 17th. At 10 a.m. each day. 250 HORSES OF ALL CLASSES On account of Messrs Peck Bros. — 22 3,4, and 5-year-old draught horses On account of Mr Peter Skousgard, 30 3 and 4-year draughts, broken to all work; good line 1 show-ring pony ALSO—--1 2-year well-grown colt by McCutcheon’s pedigree entire Entries solicited. ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY, JUNE 11th. CLEARING S.A.LE AT FRANKTONSALE YARDS. Thursday, 17th June, 1937. At 11 a.m. Favoured with instructions from Mr D. E. Finlayson, of Tuhikaramea, who is retiring from dairying, his Whole Herd of—--200 HEAD OF HIGH-GRADE DAIRY CATTLE, Comprising— -60 choice young Jersey dairy cows, etc. ALSO—His Annual Draft of—--150 extra choice 2-year Jersey heifers NOTE.—We have inspected these cattle, and find all are second and third calvers. mostly Taranaki-bred, and due to calve the first week in July onward. They have averaged 290 lbs fat this season. The heifers are a choice lot, being well grown, in nice condition, and showing well forward in calf, the line having been selected by the Vendor from herds with good butter-fat backing. We can recommend buyers in want of good dairy cattle to attend this Sale. For the convenience of buyers this Sale will be held in the FRANKTON SALE YARDS. The Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneering Company, Ltd., HAMILTON AND BRANCHES. 149 CLEARING SALE AT RUKUHIA. Monday, 21st June, 1937. At 11.30 a.m. Sharp. Favoured with instructions from Mr T. M. Dynes, who is going out of dairying and in entirely for sheep, we will sell on the farm, Rukuhia, as above:— 70 Jersey and Jersey-cross cows, due to calve July and August 6 cows in milk 15 2-year in-calf Jersey heifers 4 registered pedigree 2-year Jersey bulls Warren-Farmer 5-cow milking machine. Alfa Laval 110gallon separator, electric drive, 3 10-gallon cream cans, 1 4gallon cream can. 1 65-gallon vat, R. & G. top-dresser, 2 sets grass harrows, 1 d.f. plough, Bamford mower, Bamford rake, M.H. side-delivery reaper, Storey stacker and grab, gate sweep, Samson tractor. 3-h.p. benzine engine, chaffcutter, h.p. shearing machine and grinder, portable forge, windmill, 20-gallon copper, 3 collars and hames, 3 pairs of winkers, quantity of sundries. NOTE.—This is a choice herd of young cows. They have been bred by the Vendor, and all are high producers. Factory returns will be available on day of Sale. We can recommend prospective buyers to attend this Sale. Luncheon provided. The Farmers' Co-operative A uct ‘ on " eering Company, Ltd., HAMILTON AND BRANCHES. 150

THE AUCKLAND FARMERS’ FREEZING Co. Ltd. IS THE FARMERS’ GUARANTEE of an assured outlet for their Fat Stock, and ensures that they receive highest values. It is therefore VITAL to the interests of Farmers that the Company is given their fullest support.