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Waikato Times, Volume 109, Issue 18339, 27 May 1931, Page 16

FARMERS’ CO-OP. AUCI NOTICE.— Buyers are notified that it all Auction Sales delivery will only be given for CASH unless arrangements for credit have been made with the [Management previously. TE AWAftIUTU STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, MAY 28, NOON. HEAD OF CATTLE 20 Fat bullocks 30 Fat cows l 20 Store cows 30 Mixed cattle 30 Jersey Calves 25 Springing heifers' 5 Bulls 30 Fat wethers 30 Fat ewes 100 Store lambs 150 Store and weaner pigs 1 Konaki 1 Sledge On account of client: — 1 7-year-old Heavy Draught Gelding, all work and absolutely quiet 1 16-Blade Steel Queen Disc Harrows 1 D.F. Plough 1 4-leaf Tine Harrows, with 3leaf Bar The above are in good order,, and are practically new. Entries solicited. CLEARING SALE AT TE RAPA. THURSDAY, MAY 28, NOON. Favoured with Instructions from MR F. LORETT, who is leaving the district, we will hold a CLEARING SALE on the farm on the above date —

0-| CHOICE JERSEY AND JERSEY d L SHORTHORN CROSS DAIRY COWS, mostly early calvers, with some right at profit 1 Jersey Bull, “Masterful” strain 8 Yearling Jersey Heifers 2 Horses, work anywhere, one exceptionally good in harness 1 Stock Horse, Saddle and Bridle t Milk Floats, in first-class order; Spring Cart; 3 Sets Harness; 1 £- ton Ford Van; Unique Topdresser; Hay Sweep; Ensilage Sweep; Tripod Harrows; Plough; Wheelbarrow; 2-horse Swingle Bars and Chains; Sledge; 4 large Milk Cans, with ' taps; 10-Qal. Cream Can; Hay Forks; Hay Knife; Milk Fever Outfit; Wire Strainer; Scythe; Grindstone; Grubbers; Slashers; Corrugated Iron; Hedge Clippers; Lawnmower; Steel Butter Churn; and a Host of Sundries, Etc. NOTE.—The above cows are in tiptop condition and are well forward in oalf, and we can recommend buyers to attend this sale. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. JJENTH gALE Of pEDIGREE ]y/[ILKING gHORTHORNS. On Account of Messrs RANSTEAD BROS., MATANGI. To be held on the Farm, ipHURSDAY, j^JAY At 12.30 p.m. OQ HEAD OF YOUNG PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORN • CATTLE, Comprising—--25 YEARLING • BULLS YEARLING HEIFERS Practically all the stock to be offered is by sons and grandsons of j Matangi Quality 4th (9791 b fat) and Matangi Ruth 2nd (7471 b fat), two of the Dominion’s most famous cows of the breed, and from tested dams with c.o.r. up to 747.861 b fat. It is worthy of mention that in this sale not an animal will be offered that does not trace to that wonderful cow I Maniaroa Princess, c.o.r: 15,951.71 b i milk, 700.761 b fat, and the first Milking Shorthorn to exceed 7001 b fat in New Zealand. As in past years, no private sales of young stock‘have been made since Messrs Ranstead Bros.’ last annual sale; therefore intending purchasers can rest assured that they will have the opportunity here of securing the very best reared at this famous stud, and this year’s offering is easily the best yet submitted. A motor bus will leave the office of the Auctioneers, Victoria Street, Hamilton, at 10.30 a.m. on morning of sale, to convey passengers to the farm. Catalogues on application. 265 "BUNNYBRAE" JERSEYS “ SUNNYBRAE ” JERSEYS DIBPERSAL BALE DISPERBAL BALE The property of MR R. GRIFFITH, Rototuna. To be held on the farm on FRIDAY, 29th MAY FRIDAY, 29th MAY FRIDAY, 29th MAY (Show Week) Commencing at 1 p.m. The offering will comprise:—■ 26 Choicely bred Cows, mostly young—26. 4 Two year old in-calf Heifers—4 1 Herd Sire—l. A total of 31—HEAD—31 3I—HEAD—3I The majority of the females are by Te Auto Blackguard, a well bred sire from great butterfat lines. Other notable sires represented include Waipiko Bravado, Eileen’s Fox, Distinction King, and Te Ante Elf's Noble. Practically all the cows are in-calf to a high class sire in Almadale Golden Sultan, a son of one of the great daughters of the famous champion Chelsea Flower, and sired by Sunbeam’s Sultan 11 imp.), a son of the famous Xenia's Sultan. Fulfill your requirements in choice foundation or young stock at this sale. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. OPARAU STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, MAY 29 (NOON). 100 HEAD OF CATTLE. Entries Solicited.