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

CLEARING SALE AT WALTON. MONDAY, JULY 8, At Noon. Favoured with instructions from Mr H. Kirk, who is giving up dairying and going in for sheep, we will offer on the farm on the Richmond Downs Valley Road (opp. Mr R. F. Hall's gate), on the above date, THE WHOLE OF HIS DAIRY HERDS, comprising:— DAIRY COWS, consisting of: No. 1 Herd: 70 High Grade Jersey Cows, 2nd, 3rd and 4th calvers, and incalf to pedigree Jersey bulls. No. 2 Herd: 70 Jersey-Shorthorn cross Cows, well forward in calf to pedigree Jersey bulls. 1 pedigree Jersey bull 2 good farm horses 1 hack; 1 boar 6 p.b. breeding sows, due to farrow end July 3 yearling Jersey bulls by Richmonds Masterful. 1 set chain harrows, 1 set discs, 1 set tine harrows, colonial drill, sundries, etc. NOTE. —Our agent has inspected these herds and reports them as particularly good dairy cattle. The Jersey herd is true to type and are good constitutioned cows, and due to calve July and August. The No. 2 herd is also in good order and every cow is guaranteed free from disease. Will buyers please note the sale is being held on RICHMOND DOWNS VALLEY ROAD, and not at the old homestead which has recently been burnt down. Luncheon Provided. 621 „ CLEARING SALE AT BRUNTWOOD. TUESDAY, JULY 9. At 12 Noon.

Favoured with instructions from Mr C. S. Moule, who has sold his farm, we will sell on the property on the above date, THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, comprising:— 200 HOLSTEIN & JERSEY-CROSS COWS, averaged 3301 b fat this year. 3 yearling heifers, from cows 350 to 500 lbs fat. 1 2-year Jersey bull 1 aged mare, any work Hay rake, spring cart, mow T er, BoothMcDonald harrows, topdresser. 36 Black Orpington laying hens and pullets. Sundries, etc. NOTE. —This is a very choice herd and we can confidently recommend buyers wanting high grade butterfat cows to attend this sale. Individual tests will be given at sale. Luncheon provided. 622 CLEARING SALE AT MORRINSVILLE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 10TIL, NOON. Favoured with instructions from Mr P. McNaughton, who is giving up dairying, we will offer on the farm on the above date his whole choice herd of Pedigree and High Grade Jerseys comprising—--18 Pedigree Jersey Cows. 50 Grade Jersey Cows —mostly by “Defender of Meadowvale” and “Vivandiere's Laddie.” The Pedigree and Grade Cows are in calf to "Victor Hugo" and “Alex-” 2 Pedigree. Jersey Bulls. 2 Grade two-year Bulls. 4 2-year Heifers. 3 Large White Sows, in Pig to Berk. Boar. 1 6-Cow Plant, "Lawrence Kennedy." 1 130-gal. Separator; Vacuum Pump; Pulleys and Belting; 1 2% h.p. Lister Engine; 6 Cream Cans. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE: This is one of the best herds in the district. The Cows are all young and are mostly by two of the best Pedigree bulls in the province. Mr McNaughton has always culled heavily and has spared no expense to get the best- We can strongly recommend buyers in search of good foundation cows to attend this sale. CLEARING SALE AT WHATAWHATA. THURSDAY, JULY 11th. At Noon.

Favoured with instructions from MESSRS. HIGGINSON & WALMSLEY, who are giving up dairying, we will sell on Mr. Jack Walmsley’s Farm at Whatawhata, on the above date, his Whole Herd, comprising: 20 DAIRY COW'S, Shorthorn and Jersey Cross. 90 2-Year Jersey Cross Heifers, in calf to Shorthorn bulls. 50 Choice Yearling Jersey Heifers. 1 Child's Pony. Luncheon Provided. CLEARING BALE AT CAMBRIDGE FRIDAY, JULY 12th., At Noon. Favoured with Instructions from MR. C. L. ROBERTS, Hora Hora, who is giving up dairying and going in for sheep, we will sell in the Cambridge Saleyards on the above date, his "Whole Herd, comprising: 67 DAIRY COW'S, Jersey and Jersey Cross, Friesian and Shorthorn cross, In calf to pedigres bull. 7 2-Year Heifers, in calf to Pedigree bulls. NOTE.—These cows coming off the Hora Hora oountry will do exceptionally well with a change. The vendor has been eight years working up his present herd; about 35 of the herd were bought in Taranaki, and we offer a genuine herd of young dairy cows. CLEARING BALE AT MORRINBVILLE SALEYARDS, FRIDAY, JUNE 12. On account of Mr J. A. Sanders, Plako, who is selling all his grade cows and going in entirely for pedigree stock. OQ GRADE JERSEY COW'S, due July and August, and in calf to ped. bulls. 2 rising 2-year heifers (marked) NOTE. —This is one of the best herds in the district. They have averaged over the last three seasons 3551 b butterfat and were the top herd in the Morrinsville group for season 1927-28, with 3671 b fat. Production cards and calving dates of each cow and catalogues will be given at sale, 623