STOCK SALES. SALE OF DAIRY HERD. ON THE FARM. AT MATARAWA. GN THURSDAY. AUGUST 3. At 1 p.m. WRIGHT. STEPHENSON AND CO.. LTD., have been instructed by Mr F. Jones, who is giving up dairying, to offer as above: — 91 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 hay. 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. EKETAHUNA SALE. THURSDAY. AUGUST 3, 1939. At 11.30 a.m. Cattle — 2 cows on drop, guaranteed 2 cows on drop, gtd. A/c. J. H. Macdonald: 4 springing cows, gtd. 5 3-year springing heifers Pigs—--5 slips 5 slips Sundries — 122 red birch posts 128 red birch posts CARTERTON SALE. FRIDAY. AUGUST 4, 1939, At 11.30 a.m. sharp. Sheep—--40 woolly wether hoggets 16 ewe hoggets 10 Jersey cross cows .close to profit 2 Jersey cross heifers on drop A/c. H. E. Ward: 7 3-year Ayrshire-Jersey cross heifers. close to profit A/c. David Anderson, West Taratahi: 100 m.a. ewes, r.w. S.D. rams since 14/3/39. Cattle—--4 springing Jersey heifers G store cows 2 fat cows 1 cow, just calved 11 springing cows (August calvers) A/c. W. H .Eubb, Longbush: 9 3-year heifers on drop (from tested dams) A/c. Mrs Stevens, Belvedere: 4 Jersey cows on drop (extra good) Pigs—--10 slips 6 weaners 8 porkers 5 store pigs 9 weaners Sundries — 1 450ga1. water pump 1 gent's bike 1 50gal. “Lister” separator 80 bales rye and clover hay 150 bales meadow hay 200 bales hay
CLEARING SALE. ON THE FARM. BELVEDERE. NEAR CARTERTON. On TUESDAY, AUGUST 8. at 11 a.m. STEPHENSON AND COLTD., have received instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of the late J .Sage to sell the whole of the live and dead stock on the farm, as above:— DAIRY COWS, close to profit. 3 2-year heifers, close to profit 5 yearling heifers 3 bulls 1 5-year gelding 2 aged mares 12 fat hoggets 2 sows with litters 1 empty sow 2 bacon pigs 1 Berkshire boar Sundries and Implements—--800 bales hay, 10 milk cans, churn, butter worker, 1 21 h.p. Anderson engine, L.K.G. milking plant, complete, water trough, copper, McCormack mower, hay rake, 2 spring carts, manure sower, M.H. 11-coulter drill, blocks, chains, swingle trees, cultivator, disc, 3leaf harrows, d.f. plough, s.f. plough, chain harrows, harness, farm tools, Planet Jr.. grindstone, electric water heater, 50 bags chaff, wheel-barrow, 20 cords firewood, 2 acres swedes, 2 acres turnips, etc., etc. Note.—The wood and turnips can be inspected on the property. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE—The herd is comprised of extra good cows, practically all Jersey cross, in good condition, and all early calvers. All implements in good order. Dairy farmers should not miss this sale. _LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. _ LIST OF ‘CLEARING’SALES: AUGUST 3. —A/c. Frank Jones, Matarawa. Dairy Herd. AUGUST 8. —A/c. Estate John Sage, Belvedere. Dairy Herd and Sundries. AUGUST 18.—A/c. T. H. Hunter, Kaituna. in Carterton Saleyards. Dairy Cows and Heifers. OCTOBER. —A/c. Wairarapa Jersey Club. Pedigree Jersey Bull Fair. OCTOBER. —Grade Dairy Bull Fair in the Carterton Saleyards. For further particulars, apply WRIGHT. STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. MASTERTON. TO finri^RMEßS _ dF WAIRARAPA DISTRICT.
COOPER & SANDERS, Cash Buyers and Exporters of Wool. Skins. Hides. Horsehair, etc. • Established in Hastings. 1912.) JJAVE commenced business in Masterton. and are paying cash for Wool. Ekins. Hides. Horsehair, etc. Highest prices paid. Lorry will call and collect. Store open all day on Wednesdays for buying. ‘Phone 1634. day or night. Store: Lincoln Road (near Railway). DON’T NEGLECT YOUR EYES! EYESIGHT means good ’* health. If your eyes get sore and uncomfortable—consult, us. We have had years of experience in all branches of optical work, and are fully quali-j fled and equipped with the most mod-| ern apparatus to ensure the best pos-l sible attention. Glasses are prescribed! only when necessary. PRESCRIPTIONS DISPENSED. Morrison & Gilbert], Ltd., QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. 48 WILLIS ST.. WELLINGTON.
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