N.Z.L. & M. A. CO. LIMITED, HAMILTON. STOCK FOR PRIVATE SALE. 600 Choice Jersey Heifers In calf. —£lo to £12 —for 1 truck or more. WHOLE HERD—--80 Jersey, Jersey Cross, Shorthorn and Holstein Cows. Owner can show factory returns, £lO 10s 70 Shorthorn Cows, a few Friesian and Jersey Cross, average, 2601 b. fat, £lO 10s CLEARING SALES. Friday, May 2b.—Mr Geo. Hall, Horotiu. In conjunction with Messrs • Dalgcty and Co. Saturday, May 2G—A. G. Forbes, Matangi (late Zanders’ farm). Wednesday, June 6.—Mr J. P. Edwards, Ilairini. , Wednesday, June 6.—Mr W. J. Chynowelh, Pukeroro. Horses, 1 implements, furniture, motor car > and sundries. Friday, June B.—Mr L. G. Osborne, Tuhikaramea. » Monday, June it—Mr S. Waidc, Waingaro Road. • Tuesday, June 12.—Mr W. E. Lloyd, , Orakau. . Wednesday, June 13.—Mr R. E. Robertstein, Rukuhia. 102 cows carrying 2nd. calf. , Thursday, June It.—Mr McKendry, Newstcad. j Friday, June- 15.—Mr 11. Rhodes. To r Awamulu yards. 150 Jersey Heifers in calf. Monday, June 18.—Mr P. Calder, Te Mawbai. Monday, June 18.—-W. 11. Hood, ) Ngaruawahia. Wednesday, June 20. —Mr A. Benge, Matangi. Thursday, June 21.—Mr T. Clemow, Orini. Friday, June 22.—Mr T. Aitchison, Newstcad. • Friday, June 29. —Mr Chas. Parker, Ilairini. Sale of High Grade Jersey Heifers Thursday, July 5.—J. McLennan, Jnr., Eureka. Wednesday, July 18. —Mr J. Belcher, Ohinewai. KING COUNTRY CLEARING SALES. Monday, May 28.—Mr A. D. Hall, Otorohanga. Tuesday, May 29.—Mr T. 11. Bond, Otorohanga. Thursday May 31.—Mr R. W. Robertson, Te Kuiti Road, Otorohanga. Tuesday June 26.—Mr John Hogg, Whawharua, Otorohanga. CLEARING SALE AT HOROTIU. FRIDAY, MAY' 25, AT 12 NOON. Favoured with instructions from MR GEO. HALL, who has leased his farm, we will sell in conjunction with Messrs Dalgely and Co., the whole of his Live and dead stock including— -60 Choice Milking Shorthorn Dairy cows. 13 2 and 3-year in-calf Heifers 12 Y'earling Heifers 1 Bull •i Fat Cows 2 Good Farm Horses (all work) 6 Purebred Berkshire Sows in Pig to Tamworlh Boar 1 Purebred Tamworth Boar 12 Porkers 1 Baconcr Waggon, Spring Dray, Waggon and Cart Harness, Saddle and Bridle, R. & G. S.F. Plough; Tine, Disc and Glikin Harrows; Scarifier, Albion Mower, 12 Milk Cans, 56-gal. Separator, Greenslade Milking Plant, Pump and 24-h.p. Engine, Fern and Grass Scythe, Grubber, Shovels, Hooks, Wheelbarrow, Pig Barrels, etc. Also, on account of a CLIENT — calvers. Note —This is one of the comparatively few old established, herds now in existence in the Waikato of ttie true Milking Shorthorn type. Some great records have at times been created by individual cows and the average of the whole herd has always been exceptionally good. A P.B. Shorthorn bull has been pasturing with the herd since October 16. NOTE. —The 2-year old and yearly heifers are well grown and good quality and are by a pure bred Shorthorn bull of Darbalara strain. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. CLEARING SALE AT MATANGI. Late Zander's Farm. SATURDAY, MAY 26. Favoured with instructions from MR. A. E. FORBES, who has disposed of bis farm, we will sell on the above date, the whole of his live and dead slock including:— 07 Jersey, Shorthorn and Friesian cross dairy cows. 1 Pedigree Jersey bull, No. 12366. 1 Shorthorn bull. Li High grade marked Jersey 1 heifers from dams averaged \ 387.611 b fat, this season. 10 Weaner heifer calves. .i Farm horses. 1 Child's pony. •shoul-’ . . 18 8d ii I*A io ..\ ct Dcoring Drill. Beamy BH. Roller, 16bladc Disc, Harrows, Massey Mower, Hay Rake, Hay Sweep, R. & G. D.F. Plough, Oliver Plough, Chain Harrows, Tine Harrows, 11-tooth Planet Jnr. Cultivator, Spring Tip Dray and Harness, Milk Cans, Swingletrees, Chains, Collars and Hames, Dcho'rners, Syringe, Sundries, etc. The above cows are in good condition and early calvers. Two hulls were put with the herd in September - This is an old established herd and has been heavily culled each year. Full Particulars Later. CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE.. MONDAY, MAY 28. HEAD OF CATTLE. 10 Fat cows. 30 Forward and store cows. 40 Head mixed cattle, j 20 18-months cattle. I 10 Grade Jersey weaner heifers dams backing 336 to 500 lb. fat. 15 Weaner heifer calves. 30 5-year Ewes in lamb to black face Rams 10 Springing heifers. 100 Store and weaner pigs. On account of MR 11. P. HEWITT, Te Miro, herd of o ~ YOUNG DAIRY' COWS, mostly second calvers, guaranteed sound 6 Cows in full milk 1 3-year Shetland Pony, quiet and a good jumper 1 Good all-round sheep and cattle Dog NOTE. —The above cows are off high country and will do exceptionally well on better land. 150 Entries solicited.
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Waikato Times, Volume 103, Issue 17410, 24 May 1928, Page 16
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