UNRESERVED HORSE SALE. ON THE FARM, HASTINGS ROAD, MATAPU. f TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1935. , r JTHE FARMERS’ CO-OP., favoured with instructions from MR. T. ' HOGAN, will sell Without Reserve:— ‘ UNBROKENS5 Rising 2-Year-olds by Blue Peter. 8 Foals. BROKEN IN8 Rising 3-Year-olds. 8 Rising 4-Year-olds. 3 5 and 6-Year-olds. 4 7-Year-olds. 3 Mares in foal to Blue Peter. 2 Aged Mares. 1 Aged Gelding. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE- , 1 Pedigree Mare in foal to Isle O’Mull. 1 Pedigree Mare in foal to Blue Peter. 1 Rising 3-Year Filly. ' 1 Stallion, Blue Peter. We have inspected the above horses and can honestly state that they- comprise one of the best offerings submitted for a long time. To anyone in search of good horses, we confidently say “BE SURE AND ATTEND THIS SALE.” Mr. Hogan is prepared to give a trial with every horse. MR. E. C. STANLEY’S SALE. AT THE OKATO SALEYARDS, MONDAY, JULY 1, AT 12.30 P.M. npHE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have been g favoured with instructions from Mr. E. C. STANLEY, whose lease has expired, to sell as above, WITHOUT RESERVE:— 58 Choice Jersey and Jersey-cross Dairy Cows and I.C. Heifers 13 Weaner Jersey Heifers 5 Horses, Pigs, Implements, Sundries. ■ Full Particulars Later. SPECIAL ENTRIES, HAWERA SALE. THURSDAY,'JUNE 27,,1935. , On Account of Clients:— 250 Ewes r.w. S.D. Rams Feb. 25, 1935 350 Fat and Forward 2-tooth Wethers On Account MESSRS. ALEXANDER BROS., Ararata, their complete herd of:— 22 Dairy Gows 10 3-year Heifers The above cows are mostly second and third calvers and have done exceptionally well on the high, hard hill country at the back of Ararata. The bull went out on October 20. CLEARING SALE. ON THE FARM, YORK RD., MIDHIRST FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1935, AT 12.30 P.M. rpHE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have received instructions from MRS. J. HABOWSKI, whose farm has been leased, to sell as above WITHOUT RESERVE:— 35 Jersey Dairy Cows (due July and August) , 7 I.C. Heifers (due middle August) 14 Good Quality Jersey Weaner Heifers; x1 3-year Pedigree Jersey Bull 1 6-year three-quarter Draught Geldiing (all work) 1 Aged Mare (all farm work) 1 U-star Independent Distributor (good as new), John Deering Mower, (good order), S.F. Plough, Set Ideal Chain and Tripod Harrows, Spring Cart (good order), Set Dray Harness (good as new), Double and Single Swingletrees, Sledge, 8 20gal. Milk-cans, Buckets, Strainer, etc., and usual farm sundries. Also a quantity of Furniture, including 2 Single Beds, 1 Double Bed, 2 Duchess Chests, 1 Singer Sewing Machine, S.R., etc. This herd has been heavily culled over a number of years and has averaged over 3201 b. butter-fat, factory returns, for several years. Our agent has inspected the herd and reports that the cows are of particularly good quality and in excellent condition, and we strongly recommend buyers in quest of good quality cattle to attend this sale. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED.
SMITH & TRIM, LTD. UNION STREET, HAWERA. AT 11 A.M. TO-DAY: Dessert and Cooking Apples, Lemons, Marmalade Oranges, Potatoes, Pumpkins, etc. AT 1.30 P.M.: Laying and Table Poultry, including 18 p.b. Brown Leghorn Pullets (laying), Ducks, etc., 5 Bags Feathers, Horse Carrots, 7 Milk Cans, Beaver Board Partitions, Timber, Large Window Frame and Sash, 2 Doors, Garden Tools, Buckeye Incubator (150 eggs), Furniture including Piano (without reserve), La Gloria Table Cabinet Gramophone, Sideboard, Electric Fire, etc., Suit.
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Taranaki Daily News, 22 June 1935, Page 12
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