FARMERS’ CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING CO. MORRINBVILLE STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, MAY 25, NOON. HEAD OF CATTLE. 40 Fat and forward cows. 60 Fat ewes. On account of MR .l! FORLONG, his whole herd of 28 Dairy Cows (Jersey and Jersey Cross) On account, of MR. F. MARSHALL, the thoroughbred entire GENERAL LATOUR. Also on account of the WAIKATO COUNTRY RAGING CLUBS’ BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION— The thoroughbred entire “ DAY COMET.” FULL PARTICULARS AS TO BREEDING, ETC., ON APPLICATION. UNRESERVED SALE Of “GOODWOOD” PEDIGREE & HIGHGRADE JERSEYS, FENCOURT, CAMBRIDGE. FRIDAY, MAY 25, AT 11 A.M. Favoured with instructions from MR. L. SAMPSON, who is giving up Breeding and Dairying, we will sell on the Farm on the abovementioned date, the — WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK— Comprising:— JLg PEDIGEE JERSEY COWS 2 Do. 2-ycar in-calf Heifers 3 Pedigree Yearling Heifers 8 Yearling Bulls Pedigree Jersey Bull, “ Woodlands Viola Sultan,” 21046 Pedigree Jersey Bull, “ Marshlands Achievement," 18331 Also — AA HIGH-GRADE JERSEY COWS, mostly 2nd, 3rd and 4th calvers (due July, August and September) to the service of “ Woodlands Viola's Sultan and Marshlands Achievement, whose dams average 6251 b fat as 2-year-old heifers under semi-official test. Individual Herd-testing Records will be given at Sale. Records run from about 300 to 6501 b fat. Also 2 Draught Mares 1 3-year Gelding, broken to chains 1 Stock Pony, Saddle and Bridle 10 Breeding Sows, Berkshire and Tamworth cross, due to farrowin July and August. 1 Black Devon-Berkshire cross Boar, 3 years 50 Stores and Slips. 3 Collars, Hames, Winkers, Backstraps and Chains; Single and Double Furrow Plough; Steel Queen Discs; 1 Bamforcl Mower, as new; 1 Ilouchcn Distributor, as new; Spring Tip Dray; Konaki; Tripod and Chain Harrows; all Farm Tools and Sundries; 11 Milk Cans; 3 Cream Cans; 1 Grain Crusher, in perfect order, with belting and pulley; Barrels and Pig Troughs; Quantity Wire; 4 Movable Pig Sties on skids. Also — QUANTITY OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, as follows: — 1 2-Leaved Extension Dining Table with turned kauri legs; 1 Polished Rimu Table; 1 Polished Rimu Sideboard with overmantel and bevelled mirror back; 6 Drawers and 2 Cupboards; 1 Kitchen Table; 6 Bentwood Kitchen Chairs; 1 3-Com-partment Sugar and Flour Bin; 1 Duchess Chest; 1 Single Bedstead, complete with Wire Wove Mattress; 1 Oiled Rimu Double Bedstead and Wire Wove; Quantity Preserving Jars and Sundries. ORDER OF SALE— Furniture and Sundries, 11 a.m. Pedigree Stock, 12.30 p.m. Grade Cows immediately after Pedigrees. , LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 327
CLEARING SALE AT OHAUPO. SATURDAY, MAY 26, AT li A.M. .Favoured with instructions from Mr .T. 0. DEATH, who -is giving up dairying, \vc will sell on the farm on the above-mentioned date the whole of his live and dead stock comprising:— DAIRY COWS, MOSTLY 2ND., 3RD. AND 4TH. CALYERS, DUE TO CALVE FROM END OF JULY. 112 and 3-year Heifers r.w. Ayrshire’ Bull, selected from best cows 11 Calves, (selected) Practically all these Cows and Heifers were bred by the Vendor. 1 2-year Ayrshire Bull, bred by Ruakura Farm 31 Fat Ewes 3 Heavy Draught Horses 1 Harness Horse 3 Hacks 5 Sows in pig (close to farrowing) 20 Young Pigs 14 Goats 4-Cow L.K.G. Milking Plan! ; 90-Gal-lon Alpha Laval Separator; 2-h.p. Motor; M.H. Drill, Roller, Tine Harrows, D.F. Plough; M.H. Scarifier; M.H. Disc (16 blades); Dodge Motor Car; 30-Cwt. ■ Waggon; Dray, Buggy, Pole and Shafts, Sledge, Konaki, Sack Bearer, Hay Sweep, Ladders. Still yards; Quantity Harness; 'Swinglctrees etc.; Quantity of Furniture. Piano (Ambridge & Son, London) : 3Piece Suite; Extension Dining Table; Couch; Hall Stand; Easy Chairs; Book Shelf and Large Quantity Books, Small Sideboard; Writing Desk: Linen Press; Pictures and Ornaments; Fender and Irons; Small Tables; Hearth Rugs; Kauri Wardrobe and Duchess Pairs; 3 Double Bedsteads; 2 Combination Chests; Kitchen Table and Chairs; Preserving Pan; Mangle; Wringer; Washing Machine; Step Ladder; Blinds and Fittings; Curtain Poles; Linoleum for six rooms. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 378
CLEARING SALE AT TAIHOA, MATAMATA. MONDAY, MAY 28, AT NOON. Favoured with instructions from MR R. HOLMES, who is going out of dairying, we will sell on the farm on the above-mentioned date the whole of his dairy herd, etc., comprising:— AK DAIRY COWS, (DUE JULY, AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER), JERSEY, JERSEY CROSS & SHORTHORN. 3 Springing Heifers 2 Empty Cows 3 Breeding Sows to farrow I Berkshire Boar l Thoroughbred Mare, Chessy (Elysian—Sphinx) half-sister In Mia Bella and Some Lady, with foal at foot by Lapidary (imp.) and stinted to Lapidary. .1 2-ycar Gelding (Valkyrian— Chessy) (unbroken) 1 30-cwt. Milk Waggon, in good order 2 20- gal. Milk Cans Sundrie.fi
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Waikato Times, Volume 103, Issue 17408, 22 May 1928, Page 12
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