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Waikato Times, Volume 97, Issue 1600, 31 May 1924, Page 12

4 Ist Glass Farm Horses (work anywhere). ~ School Pony.' P.D. Duncan Topdresser, 9ft,., good as new; Single Farrow Massey Harris Disc Plough, almost now; S.F. Rcid and Grey Mold Board Plough; 14-Blade M.H. Discs; Chain liarrows, 12ft; 3 Corner Swamp Harrows; Hayrake; 3 Horse Bar Swingle Trees; 2 Horse Bar Swingle Trees: 4 pair of Chains; 2 Back Bands; Bull Chain: Shatter Gig and Harness; 1J ton Spring Tip Dray and Harness, all in good order; 4 Collars and Hamcs and 2 Open Bridles; Riding Saddle and Bridle; Strong Sledge with milk vat on it: Skim Milk Barrels; 2 10-gal. Cream Cans; 3 Horse Covers; 3 12gal. Cream Cans; Marvel Cream Cooler; Cream Plunge; 4 Milk Buckets; Tibby and Macdonald Patent Separator Pulley; 2 good Spades; 2 Shovels; Mattock; 2 Slash Hooks; Hay Knife; 3 Hay Forks; Wire Strainer; Brace and Bits; Scythes; Grinding Stone; 20gal. Pig Boiler; & Sundries. M.H. Mower, Haysweep A written guarantee will be given with the cows, if required. Luncheon Provided.

TIRAU STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, JUNE 5, NOON. Entries Solicited. WAIHOU STOCK AND SPECIAL HEIFER SALE. FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 11.30 a.m. HEIFERSEntries Solicited. RANQIRITH STOCK SALE. MONDAY, JJU*&- 9. Entries Solicited. HIKUTAIA STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, NOON. 200 HEAD CATTLE 47 3£ to 5 year Forward Bullocks Entries Solicited. CLEARING SALE AT TURANGA-O-IWOANA (NEAR MATAMATA). THURSDAY, JUNE 5, NOON. Favoured with instructions from MR R. J. MAISEY, who has decided to give up dairying end turn his attention entirely to sheep, we shall Sell on the farm, on above date—■ HIS HERD Of 1 AA CHOICE DAIRY COWS, in calf to Shorthorn Bulls, and due July, August, and September Also, 4-COW WOLSLEY MILKING PLANT and all accessories, in good working order. Beatrice Separator 90gals. Milk Vat. All the above cows have been bred by the Vendor, and none have ever been alTccted with mamitis or abortion j Andrews and Bcvan Doublebagger Chaff Gutter (14inoh| mouthpiece) Cheese Press (hold three),| with hoops GO-gal. <Vat LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ■ 643 CLEARING SALE AT KIWITAHI. j THURSDAY, JUNE 10. I At Noon. WVOURE'D wit'h instructions from MR J. \V. HILDIRETH we shall sell ou the farm on above da'te the following:— JO SHORTHORN DAIRY COWS. ** Individual tests (Dairy Association) will be given at sale. 8 2-year heifers 10 calves Luncheon Provided. 790 CLEARING SALE AT TE AROHA WEST. THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1 P.M. ! Favoured with instructions from MR R. B. HINES we shall Sell on the farm on above date his ENTIRE PEDIGREE AYRSHIRE HERD And also his THOROUGHBRED HORSES. QQ PEDIGREE AYRSHIRE COWS OO PEDIGREE AYRSHIRE COWS °° 9 Pedigree Ayrshire Heifers (2 years) 7 Pedigree Ayrshire Heifers (yearlings) 2 Pedigree Ayrshire Bulls Also, 1J THOROUGHBRED HORSES, inincluding St- Amans, Marble Arch; also the progeny of these in addition to others by Hymettus, Lucullus and others. Catalogues on application. SALE OF HIGH-GRADE JERSEY HEIFERS. MATAMATA YARDS, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, NOON. Favoured with instructions from Mil J. F. VOSPER we shall Sell at Matamata Yards, on above date — > "I AO HIGH-GRADE JERSEY HEI- { ±\JO FE RS, been running with Pedi- I gree Jersey Bull. Many of the above are Taranaki Bred. The Dams of these Heifers gave from 280 LB to 368L8 BUTTERFAT. Q PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS, 2 to 3 years old,. K PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS: Golden Swan's Maid, 2175; Mystery's Queenie, 5419; Dusky's Pet, 7714: Queenie's 'Eila, 9372; 'Jewel's Sapphire, 93G8. *7 PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS: • Surprise's Exquisite, 12887; Delight's Chalice, 12879; Wilful's Tyrant, 12-889; Lady's Merryjbby, J 2884; Ruby's Nimrod, 14415; Chase's Athlete, 14407; Princess's , Lens. 14414; Dusky Pel's Exploit, 14408; Lady's Ivanhoe, 14412. Extended Pedigrees available at sale. 789 The cows sold last year have given great results, and one is likely to exceed 9001 b butlerl'at mark. The half sister and grand-daughter of this cow ■ are among those to be offered. npHE TfARMERS' 00-OPERATIVE A UCTIONEERING T y TD„ AUCTIONEERS, HAMILTON.