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Waikato Times, Volume 117, Issue 19597, 8 June 1935, Page 11

CLEARING SALE AT PIRONGIA. FRIDAY, JUNE 14. AT 11.30 A.M. Favoured with Instructiona from Mr J. Punoh, who is going out of dairying we will sell the whole of his live and dead stock as follows: — 70 Choice Dairy Cows 2 Pedigree Jersey Bulls 3 Sows to farrow' 1 Canadian 'Berkshire Boar Six-stand Treloar Milking Plant, 120-gallon McCormick Deerlng Separator, Booth MacDonald Stacker, Milk Cans, Cow Covers, Sundries, including quantity Iron, 'Timber and Wirenetting, Tripod Harrows, Topdresser. On account Messrs Grad Bros., Pirongia:— 30 In-calf Heifers These heifers are well forward and in good condition, and are mostly from dams of a herd which averaged 3501 b fat. MORRINSVILLE STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, JUNE 14. 100 HEAD 0F iCattle ’ ETC - Entries Solicited. CLEARING SALE AT TE MAWHAI. MONDAY, JUNE 17, 11.30 A.M. Favoured with instructions from Mr A. (Hanna, Te (Mawhal, who is 'giving up dairying on account of illhealth, we will sell the whole of his live and dead stock as follows: — ITA JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS ' U DAIRY COWS 8 Two-year i.o. Heifers 8 Yearling Heifers 2 Bulls •3 Medium Farm Horses 1 'Hack Farm Waggon, 30owt, Disc Plough, Reid and Gray Topdresser, MasseyHarrls Mower, No. 7 Whakatane Harrows, Tine Harrows, Swamp Harrows, Set 12 Blade Disc Harrows, Syracuse S.'F. Plough, Booth-MacDonald Stacker (complete), Anderson Ensilage Sweep, Konaki, 7 Cream Cants, Bedcock Tester, Test Bucket, Quantity Sundries, Double Bedstead and Mattress, Child’s Cot, Stretcher. STACK HAY STACK ENSILAGE. The majority of the above Cow's are young and early calvers and good constitutioned stock. Luncheon Provided. CLEARING SALE AT WALTON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, AT 11.30 A.M. Favoured with Instructions from Mr Cliff E. Barker, who is going In for sheep, we shall sell on the late Mr G. Gallagher’s property OA JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS COWS 35 l.c. Heifers 21 Heifer Calves 4 Bulls 3 Sows —close to farrowing 1 Boar, 5 slips 130-gal Lister Separator, 'BO-gal Wizard Separator, Skim Milk Pump, Vat, 5-cow Wallace Milking Machine, Milk Cans, Pig Troughs, eto. 22 Bales good Hay. [Luncheon Provided. 'NOTE. —The farm Is 2 miles from Walton Station, on the Richmond Downs Road. OTOROHANGA STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19. On account of Mr G. Joyce, whose >ase has expired:— COWS profit June and July 5 2-year Jersey Heifers 10 Jersey Calvers 1 Tamworth Boar 5 Tamworth Weaners UNDER Instructions from Mr H. A. Lurman: — HIGH-GRADE JERSEY COWS Owing to having enough pedigree heifers to fill the shed Mr Lurman has decided to quit this herd and have only pedigree on both farms. The cows are from a high testing strain of bulls. The home herd has a very high average test for the last two years 5.74 and 5.61 respectively, with cows over 921bs fat for 30 days; 17 of this herd of 70 cows averaged over 611bs fat for 30 days under ordinary herd test. The sires of this herd are the same as those offered for sale. Mr Lurman was tho first Jersey breeder to seml-offlcially test in the Otorohanga district and his first tested cow is still alive and milking. The herd was established in 1910. te awamutu stock sale. THURSDAY, JUNE 20.

HEAD CATTLE. 500 SPECIAL ENTRY—* *On account *of Messrs 11. and R. S. Rhodes, Paterangi:— 80 Two-year Jersey Heifers l.c. to Purebred Bulls On Inspection, these heifers, prove to exceed, if anything, the high standard of these clients' previous year’s offerings. They are well forward, attractive colours, and good bodied cattle. Fifty are from some of the best Taranald herds and, with reasonable competition, all are for sale. These are undoubtedly an outstanding selection, and this sale affords an opportunity which prospective purchasers should not miss. Also on account of Mr A. W. Townsend whose lease has expired. 38 June to August Calvers These are genuine young Cows. 1000 non Five-year Ewes, ex Gisborne 150 s.m. Ewes 100 s.m. Ewes 200 Lambs r.unvEYOßs. ' ""rjaHOMSON & j^AßTuin, SURVEYORS AND ENGINEERS. Elswlck Chambers (cpp. Alma St.) Phone 2178: Private 1217. S. B. SIMSREGISTERED CIVIL ENGINEER, LICENSED SURVEYOR, security Bldgs, (next Public Library). VICTORIA ST., HAMILTON. Phones: Office 1270; Res 2ioo.