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

4-Cow Ridd Milking Plant, Belting, Etc., 10 Milk Cans, McCormick Mowing Machine, P. and D. Duncan Topdresser, Set M.H. Tripod & Chain Harrows, 12-Blade Reid & Gray Discs, Deering Haystacker, Hay Rake, 12h.p. Jumbo Engine. Booth McDonald Water Pump, 5 200-gal. Galv. Water Troughs, 600-gal. Tank, 150 feet 2-inch Piping. Vice, Portable Forge, */300ft 9x2 Timber, 100 ft 9x17-8 100 Totara Fencing Posts, Quantity Barb Wire, 30 Tons First-class Meadow Hay. 2 Bags Cement, Quantity Seed Potatoes, 2 Sulkies, in first-class order, 1 Waldman Piano, 7 Window Blinds, Quantity Preserving Jars, Sundries, Etc. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. CLEARING SALE AT WAHAROA ROAD MATA MATA. THURSDAY, JULY 4, AT NOONFavoured with instructions from Mr Jas. Were junr., W'aharoa Road, Matamata. who is putting on sharemilkers with all heifers, we will sell on the farm, adjoining the Saleyards, on the above date, his wTiole herd, comprising—--120 Choice Young Jersey Cows, mostly 2nd., 3rd. and 4th. oalvers, with an average Factory test of 4.4, July and August, and in calf to Pedigree Bull. 2 Pedigree Jersey Bulls, “Almadale Majestic Lad,” “Imperial Master.” 50 Fat Woolly Hoggets--2 School Ponies. 2 -Ton Full Lock Waggon. NOTE:—This is a very choice herd, of High Grade cows, well forward in calf and have done over 320001 b. butterfat this season- Factory returns can be inspected at the Sale. This is the Vendor’s first Sale, and we recommend buyers to attend, as Mr always bought the best and culled heavily. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. PATETONGA SPECIAL DAIRY SALE THURSDAY JULY 4TH. AT NOON. HEAD OF CATTLE. 10 Fat cows 20 Empty cows 25 Empty heifers 15 Jersey cross yearling heifers 175 Dairy cows and heifers, mostly in calf to pedigree bulls, well forward in calf 20 F.M. ewes in lamb to Romney rams

Entries Solicited. CLEARING SALE AT PUKEKAPIA, HUNTLY WEST. THURSDAY, JULY 4th., at 12 'NOON Favoured,with instructions from Messrs Burndred & Sefton who are giving up dairying, we will sell on the farm on the above date his whole herd, comprising:— 40 Dairy Cows, Jersey and Jersey Cross —mostly 2nd. and 3rd. calvers, due July and August. 1 Pedigree Friesian Bull. 1 Ayrshire Bull. NOTE: —This is a genuine herd of young cows, early calvers, in good condition. The Vendors are going out of dairying, and buyers can attend this Sale with confidence. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. CLEARING SALE AT WAHAROA ROAD. THURSDAY, JULY 4TH., AT 12 NOON Favoured with instructions from MR W. WERE, Waharoa Road, ' Matamata, we will sell on the farm on the above date the following:— Of) HIGH GRADE JERSEY COWS average butterfat returns for 3 seasons over 3001 b fat. July, August and September calvers. Herd testing returns given out with each cow on day of sale. ALSO 50 Full mouth ewes, in lamb NOTE.—This is an exceptionally choice herd, being all young highgrade Jersey cows; all cows are eaiv marked and certificates and individual tests will be given at Sale. They are all in calf to the Pedigree Jersey Bull “ Nonperiel.” 1 3-year Grade Jersey bull 1 2-year Grade Jersey bull (Both from dams of over 4001 b butterfat)

LUNCHEON PROVIDED. CLEARING SALE AT PUTARURU YARDS. FRIDAY, JULY 5, at NOON. FAVOURED with instructions from MR D. D. SNEDDON, who is giving up dairying, we will sell in the PUTARURU YARDS on the above date his WHOLE HERD, comprising:— On CHOICE DAIRY COWS, mostly 2nd and 3rd calvers, Jersey and Red Poll Cross, and in calf to Jersey Bulls. In good condition, wintered on turnips, and all early calvers. 10 Choice 3-year Jersey Cross Heifers, well forward, in calf and in good condition. CLEARING SALE AT FENCOURT, CAMBRIDGE. FRIDAY, JULY 5 th, at 12 NOON FAVOURED with instructions from Mr JNO. HANNON, who is giving up dairying, we will hold a CLEARING SALE on the farm on the above date of his WHOLE HERD, comprising:— OA JERSEY and JERSEY CROSS, OV/ FRIESIAN and SHORTHORN COWS. 10 Yearling Jersey Heifer Calves. 6-Cow Treloar Milking Machine. 12 Milk Cans. 1 Extra good milk waggon. NOTE.—This is a oholce herd of all young Cows, in good condition and well forward in calf to Pedigree Bulls. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. PUTARURU BTOCK BALE. FRIDAY, JULY 5, AT NOON. 150 HEAD OF CATTLE. 10 Fat cows 15 Forward cows 20 Store cows 15 Jersey cross yearling heifers 200 F.M. ewes in lamb to B.F. rams ALSO. —On account of Mrs. E . A. MORRISON, her whole herd of:— 1 Q DAIRY COWS; mostly well bred FRIESIANS, carrying 2nd., 3rd., 4th., calf and in calf to pedigree Friesian bulls 3 2-year in-calf Friesian heifers 6 Heifer calves Enlnlaß Solicited. •• -