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Wairarapa Times-Age, 31 July 1939, Page 10

STOCK SALES. MASTERTON SALE. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2. 1939, At 11 a.in. sharp. Sheep—--120 s.rn. ewes, r.w. S.D. rams 80 f.m. ewes. r.w. S.D. rams 50 S.D. ewes. r.w. S.D. rams 100 G-tooth to 5-year ewes, r.w. S.D. rams 25 4-tooth and 5-year ewes, r.w.r. March 10 1 lamb 20 fat lambs 20 fat ewes Cattle—--2 springing cows 5 yearling heifers 6 dairy cows, due August 1 yearling heifer 4 fat heifers 8 fat cows 1 cow on drop 5 yearling heifers 1 store cow A/c. Mrs Griffiths (whose lease has expired), a select herd, comprising: G Jersey cows, on drop A/c. T. Collerton: 4 August calvers 2 heifers, August calvers Horses — 2 9-year draught geldings, broken to all work and guaranteed sound and quiet Harness Sundries — 1 Ford lorry “ CLEARfNG~SALH ON THE FARM, MORETON ROAD, CARTERTON. MONDAY, JULY 31, 1939, At 12 noon. yyRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND COLTD.. have received instructions from the Trustees in the Estate late Martin Johnson, who have sold his farm, to offer as above: — 25 HIGH-GRADE JERSEY COWS (August calvers) 8 p.b. Jersey cows (August calvers) 1 3 p.b. springing Jersey heifers | 3 cows in milk 8 heifer calves 1 3 Jersey bulls, 3 sows with litters. 1 sow r.w. boar, 1 Tamworth ped. | bear, 1 3-year $ draught filly (handled), 2 ponies, 200 bales of I hay. ? AUCTIONEERS' NOTE—We have inspected this herd, and have no hesitation in recommending it. The cows are in excellent condition, and have produced butterfat figures well above the average. Calving dates and butterfat records given at sale. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. PAHIATUA STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 1. 1939, At 11.30 a.rn.

Sheep—--30 ewe lambs 70 wether lambs Cattle — G gtd. dairy cows 3 spg. Friesian cross heifers 3 spg. Friesian cross cows A/c. A. Hoggard and Sons: 60 rising 4-yoar P.A. bullocks Pigs—--4 slips Dogs—--1 good huntaway dog SALE OF DAIRY HERD. ON THE FARM. AT MATARAWA, ON THURSDAY. AUGUST 3, At 1 p.m. VyRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO.. LTD., have been instructed by Mr F. Jones, who is giving up dairying, to offer as above: — 31 SPRINGING COWS. August calvers 7 2-year springing heifers 5 milk cans, pig troughs, movable pig sties, 3-cow milking machine, complete, 350 bales of hav. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE—Mr Jones has been dairying for many years, and by careful management and heavy culling has built up a high-class herd founded principally on Ayrshire blood. All calving dates will be given out at the sale. CARTERTON' SALE? FRIDAY. AUGUST 4. 1939, At 11.30 a.m. sharp. Sheep—1G ewe hoggets A c. David Anderson. West Taratahi: 100 rn.a. ewes. r.w. S.D. rams since 14. 3 39. Cattle—--4 springing Jersey heifers 6 store cows 2 fat cows 1 cow, just calved 11 springing cows (August calvers) 1 50gal/ “Lister" separator A/c. W. H. Bubb: 9 3-year heifers on drop (from tested dams) A/c. Mr Stevens. Belvedre: 4 Jersey cows on drop (extra good) Sundries—--1 450ga1. water pump 1 gent's bike Pigs—--10 slips 6 weaners 8 porkers 5 store pigs 9 weaners TO THE FARMERS OF WAIRARAPA DISTRICT. COOPER & SANDERS, Cash Buyers and Exporters of Wool. Skins. Hides, Horsehair, etc. (Established in Hastings. 1912.) 1-JAVE commenced business in Masterton, and are paying cash for Wool, Skins. Hides. Horsehair, etc. Highest prices paid. Lorry will call and collect. Store open all day on Wednesdays for buying. 'Phone 1684, day or night. Store: Lincoln Road (near Railway).

I CsmiN ; “ I | sa HL Wonder Car of the 20th Century. ; And we are now Wairarapa Agents. Let • us demonstrate the new features of this ! amazing car. ! A. - ? ★ MAXWELL’S GARAGE ’ MASTERTON. 'Phone 2342,