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Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19911, 13 June 1936, Page 12

CLEARING SALE AT STARKEY’S ROAD, MORRINSVILLE , t MONDAY, JUNE ‘22, it A.M. FAVOURED with instructions from‘ .\ttt R. E. TAYLOR. of Starkey‘s Road, .\lnrrinsville, who is giving up dairying. l and putting on sharemilkers with own herd. we will sell on the farm on the above date. the \Vhole of his two choice dairy herds: 200 JERSEY & JERSEY CROSS COWS, due to solve to Jersey Bulls 3 Jersey Bulls ‘26 Tamworth and Berkshire Saws, in pig and due to farrow to Tamworth Boar it) Slips 4’ t‘sei‘ul Draught. , Horses—all farm work i')t'.\‘t!,\N TI'iPDRESSEB. Hercules .\tt'iwer. )litr‘llell Rake. new; i new SJ”. Plough, iJ—l'dode Steel Queen liisrs. Set 3—leat’ Tine l-lorrows, 9ft. , ’l‘ripod llarrows, \Yaggon. 2 sets 3-horsn Swingletrees and Chains. 5 srts Harness. Cari. Saddle and llrecching‘. \Vimel Sledge, 2 Cream tlm-riers, Osborne Mower. Osborne Bake. ‘2 Dandy llziy Sweeps. 1 Tuml>lrr Hay Sweep. i Gate Hay Sweep, i it‘t. Alta llarrows. 9ft. Booth .\inc. Tripod liarrows, I Budgie," \\'ntrr lleater. Nl,l'l‘E.—Thc vendor having recently sold his term and purchased .\ir ll,i ili. llerherl's property. and hast shuremilkers coming with their own herd. therefore the above sale re—presents two whole. herds. They are all first—class dairy cattle. mostly all young. 2nd, 3rd and 4th calvers. in good condition, and due from July i onwards. Luncheon Provided. CLEARING SALE AT RANGIRIRI SALEYARDS. ' .\IONDAY, JUNE '22, 1936. On account of Mr E J. Powell. Buawaro, who is leaving the district, the ‘ whole 01‘ his live and dead stock. 98 JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS “ » DAIRY cows, due to celve from June onwards 4 Jersey Cross Heifers, running with Bull 3 Yearling Jersey Heifers 2 Jersey Bulls 2 Reliable Farm Horses, all Work 2 Tamworth Cross Sows 1 Berkshire Boar 3 Store Pigs 1 Viking 50—3-41. Separator, 3 Cream Cans, 1 Vol, 1 Sledge. Collars, Chains, Swingiotrees, Farm ’i‘ools. etC. CLEARING SALE AT WAIHOU. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, NOON. Favoured with instructions from Mr H. A. \Vorruii, who is giving up dairying on account of iii-health, we will‘ sell ou‘the farm on the above datez—i 5,; llitjll GRADE JERSEY COWS, ' mostly second, third and fourth (Inlvers, and due in July and August to Pedigree Jersey Bulls 17 Choice 2—year Jersey Heifers l s—year Pedigree Jersey Bull 8 Purebred Tamworth Sows t Purebred Berkshire Boar ‘i-Cow Simplex Milking Plant, com—plete, Skim Milk Pump, 95—gal. AiL. Separator and Motor, 50 Cow Covers and 4 Cream Cans. NOTE—This is a choice herd, many of the‘oifering being prizewinners at. the Te Aroha Show. The average for the herd on last year‘s Factory Returns was 31811). fat. Luncheon Provided. MATAMATA STOCK SALE. MATAMATA SALEYAHDS. \VEDNESDAY, JUNE 24’. On account of Mr C. Slater, of \Vaharoa, who has sold his farm:— 16 CHOICE JERSEY DAIRY COWS l NOTE—This is an exceptionally pro: dltclive herd of young high grade cows, practically all being second and third calvers, and purchased as heifers ex "i‘aranahi. They are in excellent order ,and clue to calve early to Jersey Bulls. 01] account of Mr L. L. Cubis, who has recently purchased Messrs Gunn ‘Brosfl farm and stock at Taihoa, and ‘decided to put on sharemilker with own herd:— 46 JERSEY _-\.\‘D JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS 9 2—year Jersey and Shorthom in-calt‘ lieit‘ers 11 Jersev Cross Yearling Heifers 3 Yearling Shorthorn Steers i 5 Yearling Shorthorn Heifers i it Forward Condition \Vethers 28 Fat Lambs 1 Jersey Bull i i Shorthorn Bull l Aged Gelding. all work i 2—year Colt, unbroken 2 Gig ilorscs ,Gig and Harness, Collar, Ilames, Carl isdtltnc and Drool-hing. :CLEARING SALE AT WHATAWHATA. i ' 'I‘iiL’IKSDAY, JUNE 25, .\‘oox. ‘ Favoured with instructions from Mr I<_ lioii, ol' \\'h:tiet\\hata, who has sold his turn), we will offer on the Drop—orty on the above (intezw 25 JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS l COWS, due to Cut“) July and August. 6 i—vcur Heifers '7 Jersey (ittlws i Pedigree Jersey Bull 3 Horses, all tiliuin \Vork l :i Fows, due to Farrow, August 1 Duroc Boar Konalti. McCormick Mower, Oliver Plough. Chain lint-rows, Scariflor, \Vhakatane liarrows, tiny Rake, liar Sweep, Sledge. 3—horsc Set Swinsie—trees, 3 pairs Plough Chains. 3 Col—tars, Blacksmith‘s Forge. '7O gal. Alta Laml Separator, 3 Cream Cans, 30lgal. \‘at, Sundries, etc. Luncheon Provided. ’ CLEARING SALE AT OKOROIRE. ' FRIDAY, JUNE 26. li.o AM. . Favoured with instructions from Mr In, LIARRL'TII, who is giving up dairy—inp. we will sril on the property, as inlmve :ws il3O l‘lX'l‘ltA l'llitlltll’, JERSEY AND t ' JlillSi-LY CROSS DAlltl‘ Cl)\\'S. to Selected springing heifers lL' r‘ows with littn-rs, and due in t‘.irrn\\ I t'.‘ l“.xl‘ill harm's, .ill “writ. llli'lllil‘ f in: ltwu’istrrt-ti l’mlixrro tllylrs—tldlv Sidliioii and it [ivy—'isil-z‘vl j l'titllgt'w- iii)ili~stl.‘tli~ .\l:tt‘l> . \\i:ll.trl~ \lIlltiu; .\lm-ltittin 4'ttill[llt‘|4'; ,‘trvitmr Slintiii l’tmrr i'i:itli: til Pl]; 3'l‘inttsits. t-lx'. “ _\‘H't'ii.-—'l'lii- lllltfll' rims :iri- .11l ox‘l‘l'lltil‘llulL‘ i'iiwirn' int. llt'.tl'l)' it” M”— will]. third and l'llll'lll t-nin‘rs, 'l‘liM‘ ‘litlt‘ iltii- il‘Hitt the cunt ot‘ .llllli' tlll\\.iril.~, Jud \\|' run rt'rumuicnd lingers: in Jlit'tid this .\.ilu'. Luncheon Provided.