FARMERS* CO-OP. AWmoWEEWiriQ CO. | CLEARING SALE AT WHATAWHATA I MONDAY, JULY 2, at Noon. Favoured with instructions from Messrs Bowman and Weir, who have decided to sell their herd in order to further improve their property, we shall sell on the above date— Opt COWS, mostly all grade Jerseys, 00 tested by F.U. Herd Testing Association, mainly due July and August, to purebred bull. Average butter-fat per cow 2781 b; individual returns will . be given at sale. 1 2-year Jersey Bull, purebred 1 Yearling Jersey Bull 1. Useful Farm and Buggy Mare 1 Thoroughbred Mare (good lady’s hack), 4y:.i, by Penury 8 Young Brood Sow*. (4 Berkshire, 4 Taniwirlh), due August-September 1 Berkshire Boar Farm spring waggon (25cwt), s.f. plough, a 5-gal. separator (Beatrice), l'sin. saw* bench and belting. Luncheon provided. CLEARING SALE AT EUREKA. (UNRESERVED). TUESDAY, JULY 3, at Noon. Favoured with instructions from Mr R. H.' Townsend, we shall sell on the farm, on above date — pri GRADE JERSEY COWS, young, *■*-*- and in calf to Pedigree Jersey Bull. Factory returns this season average 333.661 b butter-fat. CLEARING SALE AT TE MAWHAI. TUESDAY, JULY 3, Noon. Favoured with instructions from Mr B. Corlett we shall sell, on above date, on the farm (2 miles from Tc Mawhai Railway Station), as follows : KA DAIRY COWS (Shorthorn and Jersey-cross) • 12’2-year Shorthorn Heifers, r.w-b, Tamworth Sow 72-gal. separator, spring dray, light waggon, disc 12-blades, 3-cow Auto milking machine, 4 cream cans. Also on account of a client—--18 Dairy Cows 45-gal. Alfa Laval separator, s.f. disc plough, gig. < Luncheon provided. MATAMATA STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, NOON. BO “ e 7 ° _ Entries Solicited. HAMILTON HORSE SALE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 10.30 A.M. gQ HORSES (ALL CLASSES) CLEARING SALE AT PUKERORO. WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, NOON. Favoured with instructions from Messrs Russell Bros., Pukeroro, | whose lease has expired, W'e shall sell without reserve on the farm:— DAIRY COWS, mostly 2nd, 3rd * ° and 4th ealvers, 60 being grade Shorthorn and 15 grade Friesians, August and September ealvers 2 Draught Mares, 6-yr-old, all work 1 Draught Mare, 9-yr-old, work 2 Light Sprang Cart Horses, 1 j 6-yr and 1 aged 1 1 Cow Pony ■Five-cow Farmers’ Milking Machine (with 2i h.p. engine, Greenslade, in Ist class order), Bentall ii h.p. Ben- • zine Engine and Pump Jack, Kauri 3 I h.p. Engine (kerosene), 2-ton Spring ] Milk Waggon (hold 18 cans, built by Ferguson), Tip Dray, Spring Cart (10 cwt.), McCormick Reaper and Binder, Albion Mowing Machine, Deering Hay Rake, Manitoba Stacker, 2 Sweeps, 4-leaf Tine Harrows, Beaney 16-blade Disc Harrows, Tripod Harrows, R. and G. Cambridge Roller, J D.F. R. and G. Plough, S.F. R. and G. j Plough, Deering Cultivator, Scarifier and Moulder, Hand Cultivator, 5 Sets Plough Harness, Spring Cart Harness, Saddle and Breeching, 6 Horse Covers, 14 Milk Cans, Rapid Water Heater, Stewart Horse Clipper, Good Assortment Tools, Champion Drill ((11-hoe), Swingletrees and Sundries. The above herd has been heavily culled, and the cows are in the pink of condition. • The average butterfat per cow for the last season was 2451 b. The horses are a splendid lot, and lit to take prizes in the show ring. The implements are in iirst-class order. Luncheon Provided. CLEARING SALE AT MORRINSVILLE YARDS. THURSDAY, JULY 5, NOON. Favoured! with instructions from Messrs Ashwell and Clark, we shall sell in the Morrinsville Yards, on 1 above date, their dairy herd, comprising:— OR CHOICE DAIRY COWS, due July, August and September 18 2-yr Heifers, in calf 25 Yearlings 6 Breeding Sows 1 Boar 8 Porkers 6 Farm Horses 1 Jersey Bull, Waipiko Jqsian, born 17th August, 1917, bred by Mr Dormer, Feilding. 1 Friesian Bull, Duke Springhill, born 9th September, 1919. Bred by Messrs Whewell Bros., Tamahere 1 Friesian Bull, Riverside Joe of Pendinnis. Bred by Mr A. Robbins, Matamata. Waipika Jesiah is by Eminent’s Fontaine —Joyce, and is full brother to Jozz, 5661 b butterfat S.O. test, also brother to Joyful, who was half brother to 24 C.O.R. cows with record up to 6041 b fat, and were prize and medal winners. PUTARURU STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, JULY 6, NOON. Entries solicited. 'jpHE pAR.NIERS’ AUCTIONEERING QO.. AUCTIONEERS. HAMILTON. MAKE four boilers do die work of flve. use “STOPSKAL" BOILER COMPOUND Removes seaic and prevents it reforming. Saves 20 per cent, on your fuel bill. —n. P. M. Manning- Co., Forresters’ Buildings. 135 Albert St.. Auckland. 3 I 15TEN In. It’s One, and near messages J and concerts. The latest Wireless apparatus in stock.—R. W. Lauchlan, Battery douse, Colllngwood St., Hamilton-
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Waikato Times, Volume 97, Issue 15274, 26 June 1923, Page 10
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