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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19365, 23 July 1925, Page 12

AUCTION SALES. ' CLEARING’SALE OF VALUABLJ DAIRY STOCK. THURSDAY, JULY 23. AT NOON. Freeman k. jackson & co are instructed by Messr | Horrocks Bros., to sell by auction o; | the farm, Penworthan, Makirikiri, th whole r,f their present Dairy Herd, con sisting of: r/? DAIRY COWS, nearly all Jersey Holstein cross, six due to calv July, 27 iu August, and balanc' in September. nr JERSEY - CROSS YEARLINC HEIFERS out of above herd (tw< I months on swedes). | Also—7o mixed hoggets. These cows are a thoroughly soum herd and the only reason for selling i that Messrs Horrocks arc intending ti milk nothing but purebreds in future The vendors will guarantee calvinj dates, and will also take back any row ; that do not, come in sound. All the cowhave been tested by the Okoia Testin'. Association for the past three years and including ten 2-year heifers. have averaged 2871bs butter-fat. Calvins dates will be given at sale, and cow will be trucked at Okoia free of charge The following are the individual tests: I Fxaiwhaiki 3511b5, Ayrshire 303, Im [shoe 148, Dollv 326. Byshanc 350, Clnt 327, Freak 328, Star 254, Cherry 316 Minnie 215, Smutty 269, Dainty 243 Hereford 241, Sunday 274, Spot 275 I Gipsy 325, Kate 426,' Polly 287, Boggs i 332, September 336. Inky 260, Ritchie 305, Raorikia 310, Nancy 275, Jill 385 ■ Dunlop 368, Creamy 281, Jessie 294 Lady 267, Cockhorn 246, Riecarton 268 JeiHeoe 269, Dinah 278, Julia 311, Walker 226, June 351, Fanny 262, Flirt. 276 Dolly Varden 313, Punch 257, Pansj 282/March 251, Dopie m Gog 251 Betsy 270, Boyers 283, Bottleoh 276 i Barbara 234, Mount Rowan 254, Pigmy i 255, Te Kiri 228, Chapman 190, Colina ; 138, Lazy 154, Boxer 118, Golden Eagle 216. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. RAETIHI SALE YARDS. FRIDAY. JULY 24, 1925, AT 1 P.M. pREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO., LTD., will sell by auction as above: 350 good 4 and 5-yr. ewes, b.r. Rom rams. 130 2 and 4-tooth ewes, b.r. Rom. rams. 50 mixed lambs. 40 s.m. owes, b.r. Rom. rams. 40 2 and 4-tooth wethers. 50 good s.m. ewes, b.r. S.D. rams. 250 mixed hoggets (good). 4 fat cows (speyed). 6 forward cows (speyed). 1 25 20-month steers. 25 20-month heifers. 7 bullocks. 20 mixed cattle. On behalf of a client whose lease is excxpirlng: 500 good m.a. owes, b.r. Rom. rams. SALE OF STOCK AND EFFECTS. WAVEBLEY. MONDAY. JULY 27, 1925. AT NOON. Freeman r. jackson & co., LTD., instructed by the Public Trustee in the Estate of the late OWEN HAWES, will sell: 3 dairy cows. 5 cattle. 1 horse. I buggy and harness. Sundries comprising crop of Tr r 'Tlgold' ! . FURNITURE & EFFECTS, implements, tools, poultry, etc. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. BALE OF DAIRY HEIFERS. Freeman r. jackson & qo., LTD., instructed by W, J. POLSON, Esq., will sell at their Wanganui Sale on Wednesday, .July 29 QA HOLSTEIN-CROSS HEIFERS & ov COWS, in calf to Holstein bulls (early calvers). SALE OF FIRST-CLASS DAIRY HERD. WANGAEHU. TUESDAY. JULY 28, 1925, AT NOON. Freeman r. jackson & co., LTD.. instructed by E. E. FLETCHER. ESQ. (whose lease has ex pired) will sell—nn DAIRY COWS & HEIFERS, Hoistein and Jersey crosses, mostly August calvers; in calf to S.H. bulls (milking strain). 18 fat and forward bullocks. 10 forward empty cows. 15 2-year empty heifers. 12 2-year steers. 21 yearling heifers. 240 4-tooth wethers & maiden ewes. 1 3-stand shearing plant (no engine). 2 draught mares; all harness 2 harness horses. 1 pony hack. 1 Shetland pony. 35-gal. Malotte separator. 1 spring cart. Avery weighing scales (5 cwt.' Implements, etc—D.F. plough, s.f. plough, mower (nearly new), drill. Ctfnbridge roller, tripod, chain and 1 circular saw bench, quantity of mangolds, etc.

Auctioneers’ Note —This herd can bo highly recommended to dairymen; they have been tested and heavily culled, and are mostly early calvers. Returns will bo given at sale. On Account, other Vendors: 130 ewes, in lamb to S.D. rams. “SWAN” Km-mtml Trad* Mark-«w*riri*. N.Z. BACON CO. “SWAN Bacon is obtainable at all the b«st Stores; sometimes a little dearer than other Bacon, but worth it. Now Buying Calfskins for Cash. • Buyer: C. WEBSTER, Waverley.