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Waipa Post, Volume XII, Issue 945, 22 May 1920, Page 8

Farmers’ Co-operative Auctioneering Company, Limited. CLEARING SALE AT TIRAU (Continued) — plow chains, empty sacks, 4 calf troughs, double set buggy harness, 5 collars, 5 pair hames, 5 winkers, two riding saddles, bridles, 1 side saddle, dray saddle and breeching, fencing batterns, lot carpenter’s tools, mangle, book case, lot of books, letter press. 12 fowls, Black Orpington. Luncheon Provided. CLEARING SALE AT KIHIKIHI. Monday, May 31|st. Favoured with instructions from Mr Robert Kidd, who has sold his property, we will sell on above date, the whole of his Live and Dead Stock, including—m CHOICE DAIRY COWS 2 good medium draught horses 1 good 5-year upstanding mare suitable for coaching 2 light harness horses 2 breeding sows in pig Good milk waggon (1 ton), McCormick mowing machine, M.H. hay rake, Champion drill with turnip box, Cambridge roller, s.f. Oliver plough, s.f. Hornsby plough, set 12-blade disc harrows, 2 sets 3-leaf tine liarrows, tripod harrows, reversible harrows, hay sweep, wheelbarrow, 4 cream cans, milk vat, pig troughs, barrels, Page’s wire strainer, lawn mower, rick cover, quantity lime sacks, ladders, scalding trough, hay knives, corrugated iron, strong gate, sdtt cacriage lamps,, sledge, grindstone, covers, steelyards, emery stone 5 collars, and hames, chains swingletrees, spring cart saddles, breeching, winkers, single set buggy harness, single-seated buggy with pole and shafts (in good order), 6 tons super guano mixture, 1 ton Ephos manure, saddle and bridle, 5 tins benzine, 2 new horse covers, sundries, etc. Also one good cattle dog, 16 White Leghorn fowls, quantity furniture.

Luncheon Provdied. Sale at 12 o’clock. HAMILTON DAIRY SALE. Wednesday, June 2, 11.30 a.m. 200 DAIRY HEIFERS Entries solicited. PEDIGREE JERSEYS SALE OF SURPLUS STOCK FROM MR F. E. DAY’S WELL-KNOWN PENCARROW HERD. FRIDAY, 4th JUNE, 1920. At 12 o’clock. We have been instructed to sell by Public Auction on the property on above date: — , 80 CHOICE PUREBRED (registered) JERSEY COWS AIVD HEIFERS, For the most part the projeny of such well-known hulls as Fancy’s Carnation Fox. Viper, Farleigh Fox and Noble Turglish. 3 purebred (registered) Jersey bulls 2-year-old 12 purebred (registered) Jersey bulls (yearlings) Iby Farleigh Fox and Noble Turglish. CLEARING SALE AT TAMAHERE Saturday, June stli, 1920, Noon Instructed by Mr R. Cobbe, Oliaupo, who has sold his farm, we sl»all sell bis pedigree Jersey herd, at Mr Chynoweth’s farm, on the main Tamahere-Cambridge Road Compjrising 11 PEI). JERSEY COWS AND HEIFERS 3 PIED. JERSEY BULLS Also on account of Mr W. J. Chynoweth, who is disposing of his annual offering of high-class milking strain pedigree Jersey bulls and surplus cows 5 PED. JERSEY COWS 7 PED. JERSEY BULLS 40 GRADE JERSEY HEIFERS, and about ,15 Grade Cows Further particulars will be advertised later. The attention of all Jersey breeders is drawn to the above sale. The pedigree herd contains the blood of those great butter-fat bulls, K.C.B. and Eminent Fontaine, ana any dairyman who is not in possession of a Pedigree Jersey, should make a beginning at this sale. Small areas of high-priced dairying land must be farmed to the utmost advantage, and in Taranaki it has been shown a gain and again that there is no dairy breed to surpass the Jersey if you want to lift the mortgage on the farm. You can feed five Jerseys to four animals of any other bred, and that they turn into butter-fat what they consume, has been proved by the wonderful records put up by the breed throughout the world. In New Zealand a Taranaki cow under Government test, has produced 96.81 b of butter-fat in 365 days. At cheese prices, 2/ per lb this means a monetary return for one cow of £96 8/ for one year. Mr Cobbe has sold his farm, and the entire herd is for sale. The herd contains animals sired by Eminent Fontaine, Psyche’s Bachelor (a show ring champion), Majesty’s Eminent, and the imported bull V.C., and descended from cows giving up to 701 b butter-fat per month. Catalogues giving calving dates, pedigrees and butter-fat records can be obtained from the auctioneers.

TE AWAMUTU HITCHER'S. J MIDDLEBROOK. wholesale and retail BUTCII 2 V. SLOANE STREET (adjoining P.- at office). TE AWAMU’i U. FAMILIES WAITED ON DAILY. Talephone No. 24.