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Waikato Times, Volume 105, Issue 17750, 29 June 1929, Page 12

2 Springing heifers 2 .Yearling heifers 1 Shorthorn bull 1 Medium draught mare, all harness 1 Hack HAMILTON STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, JUJLY 2, AT 11 A.M. HEAD OF CATTLE. 27 Fat steers 20 Prime fat cows 10 Fat cows 12 Store cows 15 Heifer calves 10 Springing dairy cows Whole herd of—--11 Choice dairy cows 120 Prime fat wethers 60 Fat ewes 150 Fat pigs 50 Store and weaner pigs Entries Solicited. CLEARING SALE AT TE AWAMUTU SALEYARDS. TUESDAY, JULY 2, AT NOON. Favoured with instructions from Mr W. Holdcroft, we will sell in the Te Awamutu Saleyards on the ■ above date his whole herd comprising : 1 CHOICE DAIRY COWS, all high grade Jerseys and in calf to registered Pedigree bulls 30 2 and 3-year Jersey heifers in calf to Pedigree Jersey bulls NOTE. —Our, Agent has inspected this herd, and’ reports them as exceptionally choice, being all second calvers but two. 156 of them are early calvers and 10 are in milk now for winter supply. The whole line are straight Jerseys most of which were bought in Taranaki last year. They are very good type, good constitutioned and in good condition, and a guarantee is given with every cow. Anybody wanting to build up their herd with choice young cows should not miss this opportunity. HIKUTAIA STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, NOON.

HEAD OP CATTLE. 150 35 Fat cows 50 Store cows 20 Heifers in calf 20 Springing cows and heifers 30 Fat wethers 70 Store and weaner pigs ALSO. —On account of MR JACK THOMAS his whole herd of: — DAIRY COWS, 2ND,' 3RD., AND 4TH. CALVERS, due August and September CLEARING SALE AT TIRAU. (Corner Rotorua’and Putaruru Rjads, half mile, from Tirau). WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, at 12 NOON Sharp. FAVOURED with instructions from Mr L. W. Rishop, Tirau, who is giving up dairying, we will sell on the farm, on the above date, the whole of his choice dairy herd, in calf heifers, pigs, etc., comprising:— QK CHOICE HIGH-GRADE JERSEY • COWS. 13 In calf heifers, by “Royal Oak Conqueror." 1 Pedigree Jersey Bull “Royal Oak Conqueror,” bred by A. J. Hale, New Plymouth. 8 Breeding Sows. 40 Store Pigs. 1 Middle White Boar. Cream Cans, etc. NOTE. —Mr Bishop has been dairying on this property for the past 10 vears, and the entire herd, with the exception of a few foundation cows, which were brought from Taranaki, were bred on the farm. The herd is without doubt one of the finest in the Waikato, being of splendid type, and great production. They have been tested by the N.Z. Herd Testing Association for three seasons, and have averaged over 3001bs fat each year, while this season the 85 have averaged 348.04 lbs fat in 288 days, surely a great record, when it is taken into consideration that there were 26 heifers in the herd. Do not miss this great Sale. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Catalogues giving individual records and dates of calving available on application to the Vendor, or the Auctioneers. 479 CLEARING SALE AT OHAUPO. WEDNESDAY r , JULY 3rd, NOON.

FAVOURED with instructions from MR H. G. DINGLE, who is giving up dairying, we will offer on the property on the above date the whole of his DAIRY HERD, comprising:— OA EXTRA CHOICE JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS all young and in good condition and well forward in calf. 1 Pedigree Jersey Cow “Noble Lass of Bruntwood.’’ 6 Spring Heifers. 50 Jersey and Jersey Cross Heifer Calves (42 marked). 8 Sows, due to farrow to Berkshire Boar.. 10 Store Pigs. 1 P.B. Berkshire Boar. The well known hunter “Glen Tui” (splendid jumper). 4-Cow Treloar milking machine; New Gane and Victory cups, with Vacuum, Belting and shafting; 90 I gallon Alfa Laval separator, 2 vats; skim milk pump; 8 cream cans; chip heater and copper; pig barrels; and box of testing bottles etc. Sundries, etc. j^OTE.—This Is a very choice herd of high class dairy cows. They have averaged over 3001 b fat this season and they are all early calvers. Individual tests will be given at sale, and w.e would strongly recommend buyers to attend. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. CLEARINQ SALE AT TE AROHA WEST. WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 11.30 A.M. FAVOURED with instructions from MR A. McCRACKEN, who is giving up dairying, we will sell on the farm on the above date his Live and Dead Stock as 60 , follows: DAIRY mostly 2nd. Calvers, due C O W S, 3rd and 4th August and September 2 Bulls 6 Two-year Heifers, due August and September 11 Yearling Heifers 1 Black Gelding, 6 years, by “Rotomanuka," winner of number of prizes in the Show Ring; make good hun-