Farmers' Co-op. Auctioneering Co., Ltd. STOCK SALES.—Continued from CLEARING SALE AT No. 1 ROAD, WASTOA. ciTunnAV onu, MAY, Noon. Messrs Hunger Bros., having sold tlieii property, have instructed us to sell on the above date, as under: —• STOCK—f'I) DAIRY COWS (real good lot), -2nd U,J and 3rd culvers , ; , •i 3-year Heifers (in calf) ."> 2-ycur lleil'crs J i Wcaners 3 Bulls 7 Horses (3 rising 3-year-old, - hacks and 2 yearlings) JO Fowls IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES— One 10-20 h.p. Tilton tractor, 1 d.f. swamp plough, 2 s.f. swamp ploughs, J d.f. disc plough, 1 d.f. Duncan plough, 2 Duncan disc harrows, 1 cultivator, I set. chain harrows, drill (Decring). 1 Cambridge roller, blocks and chains, swingletrees, etc., spring carl, and harness, block dray and saddle, number milk cans, and quantity of sundries. CLEARING SALE AT TIRAU. SATURDAY, MAY 29th, at. Noon. ivourcd with instructions from Mr D. Goodwin, we will sell, on lhc above dale, the whole of his Live and Dead Stuck, as under;— rocK— D A I it Y C O YV S 20 2A-year Sleers "),■) 3-year Steers 2 Waters •i Draught Horses, work anywhere 1 Hack M.II. 1 l-cuuller drill, M.H. disc (16blade), Oliver crescent plough, Hillside plough, line harrows, A chain, i flexible roller, light waggon (25cwt), double buggy, bit, posts, wire, wii'e netting, wheelbarrow, grindstone, milk cans, fencing tools, gates, hinges, lot, iron, spray pump and mixture, 2 axes, medium chest, Hfl, lightning saw, waggon jack, ladder ami steps, 2 potato forks, shovels and spades, 2 lanterns, 4-horse covers, snig chain, plough chains, empty sacks, \ calf troughs, double set buggy harness, o collars, 5 pair hames, 5 winkers, two riding saddles, bridles J side-saddle, dray saddle and breeching, fencing battens, lot, carpenters' tools, furniture of 5roomed house, mangle, book case, lot of books, letter press. 12 Fowls (Black Orpingtons)
Luncheon provided. CLEARING SALE AT MANAWARU. MONDAY, MAY 31st. Noon. An exceptional opportunity for purchasing sonic real good dairy stock will be given at Mr Win. .1. Law's clearing sale at Manawaru on Monday, May :jJst. particulars of which are as follows: —• STOCKOS COW'S, registered N'.X.M.S. Herd Hook B•. Heifers, 18 months, entered in N./..M.5.11. Book 2 Bull Calves, entered in X.Z.M.S. Herd BookEleven of the cows arc In calf to Chieftain of Pukeririui No. 13] Vol. 11, bred by .1. Fisher, Cambridge. Seven other cows and the heifers arc in calf to AshlcyiPark Baron Vol. IV., bred by Peach Bros., Ashley Bank, Canterbury. The two bull calves are by Chieftain of Pukerimu out of Morton Male Kuku No. 5710 Vol. ill. and Morton Dale Nikaii No. 5717 Vol. 111. 2"2 Crossbred Cows (very proud class of dairy cow) in calf to ChJeftafn of Pukerinm 12 Steer Calves (Shorthorn) 1 Half-draught Mare in foal order, seven 20-gal. milk cans, J.-lmi Brass manure. J-ton lime, hay knife, small hay rack, dray hay frame, pig frame, nig barrels, calf troughs, scaldinw trough, iron boiler and stand, 20 testing hollies, 3ineh drain pipes, J roll .'ifl Gin wire netting, plain and barb wire, posts, battens, limber, ladder, few fowls, sleigh, J sow with litter, lawn mower. Quantity of Furniture. Luncheon provided.
CLEARING SALE AT IVSORRINSVIL.L.E. MONDAY. 31st MAY, J'J-'O. Xoon. Favoured with instructions from Mr G. A. Moid, who has sold iiis farm, wo will sell, un tin- above dale, the who!.' of his Live and bead Stock, as 9f| UIIOICK YOUNG DAIRY COWS, including 10 high-grade Jerseys 2 ?o\vs wilh litters One spring tip dray, I sol harness, 12-gul. (•roam can, I 10-gal. cream car fiO young fowls (mostly While Leg horns, I .'i-yoar gelding hy Genera Lntour —Zinnia, I ;j-year pacing gold ing by Mornington -Orlando (Imp.) Both absolutely untried. Household Furniture and Effects Sundries, etc. The above cows can stand rccom mendation and inspection. Luncheon provided. PEDIGREE JERSEYS. LF OF SURI'LU lit I'. H. DAY'S N FRIDAY, 4th JUNE, 1920. We have been instructed to soil by üblic Auction on the property on love dad': — (\ CHOIGK PI'RFBHKD (registered) xy .IKI!SKY COWS & HFJFERS. For the most part the progeny of such well-known bulls as Fancy's Carnation Fox, Viper, Farleigh Fox and Noble Turglish. 3 Purebred (roiristored Jersey Bulls (yearlings) by Farlcigli Fox and Noble Turglish.
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Waikato Times, Volume 92, Issue 14368, 21 May 1920, Page 1
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