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Waikato Times, Volume 98, Issue 15283, 9 July 1923, Page 8

BRIERS'CO-OP MJO GO- LTD EXCHANGE PROPOSITION. GOING CONCERN. SHEEP RUN FOR DAIRY FARM. 648 ACRES 0.R.P., at 35/-, situated in Te Awamutu district. All in grass with exception of 48 acres shelter bush. Subdivided into 10 paddocks. Buildings comprise house of 4 rooms, woolshed, cowshed, implement shed, etc. Distance to school 3 miles, and to railway 22 miles. Stock on the property, and which are included .In the price, are 543 choice breeding ewes, IG4 dry stock, 26 milking cows and 3 horses. PRICE £fQ "JO/ GOING CONCERN. EQUITY £3600. Owner would exchange for good dairy Farm, also as a going concern. GOOD MIXED FARM. 300 ACRES O.R.P. at 12/6. Situated 11 miles from railway north of Hamilton. 265 acres in grass, balance bush and fallow. The property is subdivided into 10 paddocks and is well watered by hard bottom creeks. Buildings comprise a nice 4-roomed Bungalow with scullery .and porch, washhouse, dairy, 4-bail cowshed with engine and separation room, The land '« undulating to hilly and Is of good quality. Stock on the property are 20 dairy cows, 2 horses, 60 head of cattle and some "heep. Would easily carry 300 ewes and fatten lambs; also a few dairy cows and usual dry stock. * A very handy little farm. Government Mortgage £730, 20 years' to run. Deceased estate, must be sold. i PRICE £g OR NEAR OFFER. VERY EASY TERMS. THE FARMERS' CO.-OP. AUCT. CO. LTD. VICTORIA STREET, Office "Phono 1902. LIST OF STOCK FOR PRIVATE SAUL After Business Hoars ring— J. H. Elliott. 2028: M. C. Strange;*, IS6B. SHEEP—"TIOOO 4-year Ewes (Rom. Rams), 30s 280 Ewes, r.w. Rom. Rams, 33s 57 Reg. Romney Ewes, bred to Registered Rams, also 21 Hoggets, the lot at £2 2s STORE CATTLE—--30 18-mos S.H. Heifers, £3 5s 30 18-mos Steers, £3 10 Breeding Cows, 8 PA., 2 S.H.-, , r.w. P.A. Bulls, £5 5s 30 Yearling Holstein Steers, £1 15s 39 2-3-year S.H. Steers, £3 10s 30 4-year Holstein Steers, £4 10s ©AIRY HEIFERS—--25 2-year Heifers, mostly Jersey and Jersey cross, £8 30 Jersey Heifers, pick of 10 at • £l2 10s. 60 Holstein and Jersey Cross, pick of 20, at £lO 10s. ■}'-.'. 30 S.H. Heifers, £7 10s 40 Jersey Heifers, pick 20 at £l2 10s 65 Holstein Heifers, pick 20 at £lO 120 Jersey and Cross Heifers, fick 20 at £l2 10s 100 S.H. Heifers at £7 DAIRY COWS— We have the following whole herds for private sale. Full particulars on application. 10 Good Cows, 350 fat, £ls 10s 13 Cows and Jersey Bull, 2501 b fat," £l4 50'Cows, mostly 2nd carvers, £ll 2 Sows t Berkshire Boar Household Furniture and Farm Tools Also on account Mr A. Curie, Te Kowhai, who is giving up dairying, whole Herd of—--32 Jersey-S.li.-cross Cows, young, and due to calve early. Luncheon provided. ! HIKUTAIA STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, at Noon. 150 HEAD CATTLE Entries Solicited. COROMANDEL STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, JULY 12, at Noon. .HEAD CATTLE Entries solicited. CLEARING SALE AT TE KUITI SALEYARDS. »UYERS are notified that delivery * 'will only be, given for CASH unless f arrangement's for credit have been previously niaue with the management. ' CLEARING *ALES. Com. 'crown Lands, Te Kuiti Yards — July 12. Miller and Pacey, Matamata—July 10. W. E Mahood, Otorohanga—July 11A. Wigg, Te Kowhai —July 11. A. Curie, Te Kowhai—July 11. i Dowds and Guthrie, Rotokauri —July ;'•■ 12. ,-- ' Scott Bros., Pukctalia —July 13. Meares Bros., Waihou Yards —July 13 (Pedigree Jersey Cows and l-ii&u .Grade Jersey Heifers) 1. Fletcher, Monavale—July 13. M. H. Wynyard, Hangatiki—July 16. T. W. Evans, Morrinsviile —July 16. L. H. Pettit, Eureka —July 17. E. J. McGregor, Taupiri—luiy 18. W.'H. Herbert, Te Arolia —July 18. W. Goodwin, Tirau—July 19. Dr. St. L. , H. Gribben, Te Awamutu : Yards—July 19. - W. H.-'Butter, Orini Road —July 20. G. *T;' 'Morris, Toatoaroa. —July 20. : T. J. Broon, 'Whatawhata—July 20. i L. E. Aiieii^Piiururli—Aluly 23.. ' I Tyson Bros., Walton, in Matamata Yards—July 25. C. B. Knyvett, Manawaru —July 26. W Morecraft. Puriri—July-26. J. Beagley, llunga Hunga. Trustees Chudieigli Estate. Waihou —July 31. R. T. Watson, .Matamata —-July 31. Fred,'Rowe, Te'Aroha —August i. H." Allen, Putaruru Yards—August 2.,. E. GrillJth, Fencourt—August 9. \V. F. Carter, Te Kauwhata—August 16. Geo. Murray, Puketalia—August 16. Thames Valley Jersey Club—September 27. IMPORTANT TO DAIRYMEN. Attention of purchasers ia urawn to clause K iu "Conditions" of Sale wherein it is stated, "that no guarantee shall be implied irom an;, affirmation made at the time of tinsale unless such be reduced u. writing." HAMILTON STOCK~SALe! TO-MORROW, 11.30 a.m. 150 HEAD CATTLE ..-60 Ewes in lamb 60 Fat Ewes Entries Solicited. SALE AT MATAiWATA YARDS. TO-MORROW, at Noon,'. Favoured with instructions from Messrs Miller and Pacey, who arc exercising their rights under provisions of a Bill of Sale, wo will sell on above date —■ DAIRY COWS, Shorthorn and "'' Jersey Shorthorn Gross, mostly 3rd and 4th calvers. In calf to Shorthorn and Jersey Bulls, and clue early. Also on account of client—--50 2 and 3-year Shorthorn Heifers, in cair lo Shorthorn Bull 3 Pedigree Berkshire Boards ('l2 months) THURSDAY, JULY 12, 11 a.m. Favoured with instructions from .the Commissioner of Crown Lands, we will offer on the above date at the Te Kuiti Saleyards, THREE COM- i PLETE DAIRY HERDS, IMPLEMENTS, etc., as follows: IQQ COWS, mostly Jersey and Jersey Cross, due August and •• September, in calf 'to Jersey and S.H. bulls 10 heifers in calf I 2 Jersey bulls 1 bull 7 farm horses ..'-. , Four Oliver s.f. ploughs, Duncan s.f. plough, Hillside pl)ug.'i, set,';3lc.af tine harrows, 10-b'.ade set discs, set 8 blade discs, set 8-blade discs travellers, d. buggy with pole and shafts, 20 cwt spring cart and harness, light spring cart, copper and stand, 3-cow Ridd milking plant, 4cow L.K.G. milking plant, 2J. h.p. Mogul engine (oil), 2' 60gal. separators, lOOgal. separator, 75gal. separator, set harness, sundries, tools, etc. CLEARING SALE AT ROTOKAURI. THURSDAY, JULY 12, at Noon. Favoured with instructions from Messrs Dowd and Guthrie, we shall sell on the farm, the whole of their Live and Dead Stock, as under: — i 04 DAIRY COWS, due August and September 2 Heifers 4 Good Calves 1 Chestnut Gelding, work anywhere . . 1 Well-bred Jersey' Bull, 30 months old 65-gal. Alfa Laval separator, 3 10gal. cream cans, s.f. lever plough, set 3-lcaf tine harrows, set cart harness, 2 sets plough collars,. chains and winkers, probang syringe, 8-foot saw (almost new), set 3 horse swingletrees, 2 600-gal. iron tanks,,. 200-gal. iron tank, sledge, 800 battens, 2 barrels, Donald wire strainer, 2 pair pipe longs, etc. The above herd has been on turnips for the past six weeks, and should come in well. Luncheon provided. TIRAU STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, JULY 12. gAA HEAD CATTLE 150 3£-year Steers 12 Springing Cows and Heifers 10 Yearling Heifers 30 Slips 150 Ewes in lamb to S.D. rams. Also—--3000 feet Sawn Timber, suitable for farmers' requirements. Entries solicited. COROMANDEL STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, JULY 12; at Noon. Entries solicited. WAIHOU STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, JULY 13, at Noon. CLEARING SALE AT TE KOWHAI. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, at Noon. Favoured with instructions from Mrs A. Wigg, who is giving up dairying, we shall sell, on the farm, situated lj miles from Te Kowhai school, her Dairy Herd and sundries, comprising— O-j CHOICE DAIRY COWS (mostly *-* Jerseys), well forward in calf to Jersey Bull; due from Ist August onward 30 High Grade Jersey Heifers, in calf to Pedigree Jersey Bull a_vear Hiirh Grarla Jersi>--" n™* l Also on account of Mears' Bros. Walton—--15 Pedigree Jersey Cows Golden Seashell 11029, Sallow 9966, Charming Sally 3401, Fancy's Girl 5013, Mountain View Seashell 4938, Juno Beauty 4 604, Maid of the Mist 3307, Uenista 11028, Love in the Mis I' 11035, Vesta's Pride 11040, Mimosa 1103 G, Buckland's Primrose 4991, Queen Oko 12096, Olterburn Buttercup 10012, Dtterbura Girl 16017. The above cows are being sold to make room for Pedigree Heifers coming in. They are all in calf to Pedigree bulls, "Bushlends Lively" and "Olterburn Sultan." Extended . pedigrees will be available at sale. And their Annual Draft of— i 100 High-grade Jersey Springing Heifers, in calf to Pod. Jersey Bulls Also on account of 3000 Keel Sa»;n Timber, suitable for j j farmers' reauirements I \