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Waipa Post, Volume 42, Issue 3303, 30 May 1931, Page 1

OS^ATESIN Te Awamutu Borough and ; Qtorohanga Town District and in Counties of Waipa, Qtorohanga, Kawhia,* and Baglan* xpxoxecoxee&

Hu Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneering Company, Limited. Buyers are notified that at all Auction Sales delivery will be given only far Cash, unless arrangements for credit have been previously made with tile management. CLEARING SALES. J. W. Wakefield, Rotorangi: Friday June 5. On account of client, Kaipaki: Wedendsay, June 24. A. H. Storey, Sale of Jersey Heifers, Te Awamutu Yards: Thursday, 18th June. On account of Client, Kaipaki: Wednesday, 24th June. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. Tuesday, 2nd June. Sale at 10.30 a.m. 100 HEAD OF CATTLE 6 fat bullocks 10 extra prime heavy fat heifers 20 fat cows 10 store cows 120 fat wethers ' 40 fat ewes 30 fat lambs 100 fat pigs 80 store and weaner pigs On account of Mr Chas. Hargreaves, who is going in for Jerseys—--18 dairy cows (15 Friesians and 3 Shorthorns); 4 in full milk; ' balance due July "to September The above cows are all sound, in good condition, and well forward in calf. Dates of calving will be given at Sale. On account of Mr S. Dixon, Peacock's Road, to be offered at |. 1 p.m.— 22 acres of turnips, with run-off 2 tons baled hay ALSO—--1 aged mare; work in chains 1 hack Entries solicited. CLEARING SALE. PIO PIO. TUESDAY, 2nd JUNE, at 12 (Noon). Mr M. A. MacKenzie, Wairere Falls—--35 high grade Jersey cows 2 pedigree Jersey cows (un : sound) 14 year pedigree Jersey bull 1 yearling pedigree Jersey bull 4 pedigree Jersey bull calves 1 farm mare 300 2 tooth ewes r.w. Romney rams 1 Massey-Harris 9-coulter drill 1 Massey-Harris disc 1 Massey-Harris spring tooth cultivator LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE. —Mr MacKenzie is selling all his cows except five pedigrees. The above cows have averaged 314 lbs fat. Individual tests will be given at the sale. The cows have been running with the pedigree bull "Magnet's Boss" since the 14th October. Cars will leave the office, Te Kuiti, "at 10 a.m. on the morning of the sale. Seats booked by arrangement. 385 ' JERSEY SALE. 1 ' PIO PIO. 1 (18 miles from Te Kuiti by metalled road.) KAHUWERA JERSEYS. ■'* Oh account of Mr J. V. Mortensen, .... TUESDAY, 9th JUNE. Mi At 12 (noon). 39 PEDIGREE JERSEYS. 12 pedigree Jersey cows 13 pedigree Jersey heifers, rising .2 years • " 11 pedigree Jersey bulls, yearlings 3 pedigree Jersey bulls, 2, 3 and 5 years On account of Messrs Alderson Bros.: V 7 pedigree Jersey heifers, rising 2 years NOTE.—Mr Mortensen has previously held only two sales, 1926 and -929, but is now entering upon an ;' era of annual fixtures. All but one entry have been bred on the place. " The females are well developed, in ; ' excellent condition, and particularly well bred. X'i Mr Mortensen's. "Kahuwera Bopeep" and "Kahuflrera Topsy" headed A 508.56 lbs fat respectively, and "Borf.peep" at'four years had 680 lbs of fat. Mr Mortensen submitted 15 animals i in the Jersey type classification scheme and scored with every one. w 1 "vJl.c," 6 "h.c," and 8 "C's' proved that he has been breeding along the ! right lines. The herd is clean m every • way/ .. . m Delivery from sale to rail at le - Kuiti 5/- per head per lorry. _ Cars leave Te Kuiti on the morning of the sale about 10 a.m. after arrival of morning trains. Seats booked by arrangement. LUNCHEON 11.15 a.m. Catalogues on application to--AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, LIMITED, TE KUITI, or ___ NEWTON KING, LIMITED, NEW PLYMOUTH. 437