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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 68, Issue 5947, 24 May 1944, Page 2

The Farmers’ Co-operative Auctioneering Company Limited, For ALL STOCK INQUIRIES in TE AWAMUTU District ring L. B, COKER Telephone 612 A. McCALMAN .. . Telephone 412 K MORRINSVILLE STOCK SALE Friday, 26th May At 11 a.m. 150 HEAD OF CATTLE 20 fat cows and heifers 75 store and boner coys 20 springing Jersey heifers 2 10 bulls On account of a Client—--15 good weaner calves, Jerseycross 60 SHEEP 250 FAT, STORE, and WEANER PIGS 1 35-cwt. SPRING WAGGON; full lock Entries solicited CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE Monday, 29th May At 12 Noon z 200 CATTLE 2 fat Polled Angus steers *, 8 fat Polled Angus heifers • 20 fat cows and heifers • 40 store cows I 15 young Jersey heifers ' 12 2-year Jersey heifers 5 rotter bulls 150 SHEEP 50 fat lambs ' 60 store lambs 80 FAT AND STORE PIGS On account of a Client — 25 springing heifers, July calvers; extra good . On account of Messrs Tucker Bros., Pukerimu, who are putting on share-milkers with own herd. ‘ Complete Herd—--48 Jersey and Jersey-cross cows; second, third, and fourth calvers; July and August 22 Jersey-cross 2-year heifers • 2 2-year Jersey bulls " 1 yearling Jersey bull • This is a choice herd of mostly • young cows, and we can recommend "buyers to attend this Sale. Entries solicited -CLEARING SALE AT TE KAWA TUESDAY, 30th MAY 11.30 A.M. FAVOURED with instructions from MR S. G. BROADBENT, of TE KAWA, who has sold his farm, we .will hold a CLEARING SALE on the Property as above, offering his WHOLE HERD, FARM IMPLEMENTS, and SUNDRIES, Compris- I Ing—--78 SHORTHORN, SHORTHORN- ! JERSEY-CROSS, and JER- I SEY COWS; expected to calve 1 from 14'th July onward to a Pedigree Shorthorn Bull 15 2 and 3-year Shorthorn Heifers; expected to calve from the 12th August onward 29 Shorthorn Weaner Calves 1 Rising 3-year Pedigree Shorthorn Bull 1 7 Ewes 10 Lambs 4 Medium to Heavy Draught ' Horses, broken to all farm Z work 1 Medium Hack and Harness Horse 2 Sheep and Cattle Dogs

1 1 Large Black Boar 3 Tamworth Sows 10 Store Pigs Ducks and Hens D.F. Reid & Grey Plough, S.F. M.H. Plough, Set M.H. Discs, Set of Chain and Tripod Harrows, Set of Henrickson Harrows, Swamp " Harrows, Scarifier, Hay Rake, McCormick No. 7 Mower, Samson Stacker, Samson Gate Sweep, Attachable Tractor Sweep, 1 Fourhorse Bar, 1 3-horse Bar, 1 2horse Bar, 2 Sledges, Snig Chains, Anvil, Sledge Hammer, Grind- • stone, Posts and Battens, Corrugated Iron, Hay Knife, 6 Horse Collars, 5 Pairs Hames, 3 Back ; Bands, 2 Waggon Breechings, 1 Spring Cart Saddle and Breeching, 6 Swingle-trees, 5 FiFve of Chains, Six Cream Cans, Two 40-gailon Drums, Pig Sty, Cross-cut Saw, 4-foot Cross-cut, 2 Mauls, 5 Wedges, Axe, Shovels, Spade, Hay Forks, Set Steelyards, 3001 b Spring Balance, 281 b Spring Balance, Set Little Giant Stocks and Dies, Blow Lamp, 2 Lengths 3-inch Piping, Pipe Vice, Pipe Wrenches, Pipe Fittings, Wire Strainer, Scythe, Shears, Wheelbarrow, Knapsack Sprayer, 2 Bucket Spray Pumps, Approximately 1000 Second-hand Bricks, Quantity Small Tools and (Continued at bottom of next column)

BITUPROOF WATERPROOFS and Ba ~ a PRESERVES Stops Leaks in Roofs - Concrete Tanks - Spouting - ■ . Troughs, etc. '***'’>• 'aj Does Not Taint ! ' 1 XX, X Water •J"? Protect your farm Xlll machinery with a uo; rw Sot, »s/-, coat of Bituproof « I. 4-G*. Ha, nr 1 M-, U/L ' r ’• • v ( Does Not Peel Off WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. TE AWAMUTU • ( AFTER HOURS - - ■ F. ELVIDGE, PWe 590