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Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19638, 26 July 1935, Page 12

OTOROHANGA STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, NOON. ]_QQ HEAD CATTLE. 10 FaL cows 15 Store cows 10 Y'earling Jersey heifers 20 Dairy cows and heifers . 40 Store and weaner pigs Entries Solicited. HIKUTAIA STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, NOON. 200 HEAD OF CATTLE. 10 Fat cows 25 Store cows 15 Y'earling Jersey cross heifers 30 Dairy cows and heifers 40 Store and weaner pigs Entries Solicited. TE PUKE HORSE FAIR. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 10.30 A.M. 200 HORSES OF ALL CLASSES Entries Solicited.

TE ANGA STOCK SALE. FRIDAY. AUGUST 2, NOON. JQQ HEAD CATTLE. On account of Mr W. Larson, his whole herd: OA PEDIGREE AND HIGH-GRADE JERSEY DAIRY 'COWS. (The above is one of the top herds of the Marekopa Factory). >' Entries Solicited. •THE QO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING QO., pTD. WAIKATO VALLEY DAIRY CO.. LTD. /TRIE pROOF Y)F 'THE pUDDING Is in the eating, and our results give us the assurance that we must have given satisfaction, as we started as an unknown quantity thirteen years ago, but we have held our own and have shown a substantial increase in number of suppliers, and consequently in output from year to year. We are satisfied in asking you to make enquiries from any of our many suppliers and they will no doubt tell you to give us a trial with your c’ream supply. For further particulars write or call on us. WAIKATO yALLEY J)AIRY QO., LIMITED. P.O. Box 18, FRANKTON JUNCTION. (5) '

ANALYST. L S g PAGKMAN > analyst. 501 BRITISH CHAMBERS, HIGH ST., AUCKLAND, C.i. Consulting and Agricultural Chemist. FARM APPLIANCES FOR SALE. OIVCRETE Troughs, reinforced, SO gal.', 41s; 150 g;al. 65/-; freight paid 100 miles. —Firth, Ranglrlrl. DAIRY AND STORE CATTLE. SALE AT WESTFIELD. A slight firming in values of good quality cows took place at the Westfield weekly stock sale yesterday. There was a fairly large offering of dairy cattle hut the majority'of the lines were of backward and inferior •quality, for which there was little demand. Good type springers and recently calved cows and heifers sold at slightly advanced rales, the best realisation being £6 7s Gd for a Jersey cow. The general average of values, however, did not appreciate on the reduced rales of the two previous weeks, and the supply was still in excess of buyers’ requirements. The yarding .of f»tore cattle was cleared at prices on a par with recent rates, but there was a keener competition than nusual in fat cattle. Several butchers, who were unable to fill their requirements at the fat stock sale, were buyers yesterday. In the boner section the best price was £5 15s for a well-finished bull. Quotations w r ere as follows: — Store Cattle. —Young cows, good condition, for £2 to £3 15s; good quality, less condition, 30s to 37s Gd; others, to 255; boner and aged cows, to £2; boner bulls, to £5 15s; breeding Jersey bulls, to £3 15s; yearling Jersey heifers, good quality, to £2; others, to 255. Dairy Cattle. —Jersey cows, good quality, close to profit, to £6 7s Gd; more backward, to £i; others, to £2 10s; Jersey-cross cows, good quality, close to profit, to £5 10s; more backward, to £3 15s; Jersey heifers, good ■quality, close to profit, to £5 7s Gd; more backward, to £3 15s; Shorthorn cows and heifers, good quality, close to profit, to £5 2s Gd; more backward, to £3 10s; other cows, to £3 ss.