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Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20409, 28 January 1938, Page 12

a. W. VERCOE & CO. LTD, HAMILTON STOCK SALE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY i SPECIAL ENTRIES On account of MR HALLYBURTOX JOHNSTONE, of WHAT AWT I AT A—ftAA F U U R - Y EAR - OLD EWES 200 2-tooth Ewes On account of MR L. R. A.- JOHNSTONE, of WAITETUNA--220 FUUR AXD FIVE YEAR OLD On account of MR G. A. JOHNSTONE, of WAITETUNA—3Q() FOUR-YEAR-OLD EWES On Account of MRS M. EGAN, of WHATAWHATA — 10Q FOUR-YEAR-OLD EWES SPECIAL AUCTION. H. FEATIIERSTONHAUGH, WAITETUNA. 100 S_YEAR -° LD EWES AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE. These sheep are the annual drafts from the clients mentioned. We recommend the sheep, coining- as they do from hilly country, free from ragwort. Entries Solicited CLEARING SALE AT TAUPIRI THURSDAY - , FEBRUARY 3, 1938 1 AT 12 NOON Acting under instructions from MR 'R. J. FISHER, of Taupiri (who is going in entirely for sheep), we shall sell on the property, Corner of Orini and Warings Roads, on the above date his whole herd of:— A A YOUNG JERSEY AND JERSEYSHORTHORN CROSS DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS 3 Springing cows 1 Pedigree Jersey bull (4 years) 1 Pedigree Jersey yearling bull 3 Good Tamworth sows 20 Store pigs 1 Good aged heavy draught mare (all farmwork) 1 Good three-quarter draught gelding (all farm work) 65-gal. Alfa Laval Separator; Harness; usual Farm Sundries. Luncheon Provided G. W. VERCOE AND COMPANY, LTD., AUCTIONEERS, HAMILTON 584 NEWTON KING, LTD. TE AtVAMUTU FOR PRIVATE SALE 214 F.M. ewes, price 18/6 168 6-year ewes, prime 21/1000 Aged marked 5-year ewes, prime, 26/For further particulars write or DAY ’PHONE 209, NIGHT ’PHONE 427 CAMBRIDGE AGENT 305 HAMILTON AGENT, 3699 ARIA ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR TUESDAY, Ist February, 1938; 12 noon. 4500 SHEEP, comprising: 1000 4-year Romney breeding ewes 1800 5-year Romney breeding ewes 900 5 and 6-year Romney breeding ewes 800 Romney lambs 15 one-shear Romney rams Some of the finest straight lines of breeding ewes off high country to go under the hammer this season will be offered at these fairs, and prospective buyers of top class sheep are advised to be in attendance. The majority of these sheep are tor unreserved sale. Cars will leave our Te Awamutu branch on mornings of sales. Prospective buyers are asked to book seats early. Luncheon at Saleyards. NEWTON KING LTD., 449 EWE FAIR THE TAUMARUNUI EWE FAIR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1938, At 10 a.m. Sharp W 22,000 Comprisin E s _ 2800 2-tooth Ewes GOO 4 and G tooth Ewes 4350 4-year Ewes 7100 5-year Ewes 4200 4 and 5 year Ewes 800 6-year Ewes 1100 S.M. Ewes 1200 M.A. Ewes E S NOTE. —These comprise the main annual draft of ewes from the Taumaruntii district and are clean, healthy sheep in good condition. Buyers wanting ewes shuuld make a point of attending this sale as no sheep do better when moved to outside districts. ABRAHAM A WILLIAMS, LTD. DALGETY & CO., LTD. 621 RAM FAIR <. Y EILDIN G~J>AM~JVUR Under the auspices of the Feilding A. & P. Association). SHOWGROUNDS, FEILDING. rpiIURSDAY AND pRIDAY*, FEBRUARY 3 AND 4, 1938. ORDER OF SALE First Day: ROMNEYS at 10 a^s. Sharp. Second Day; SOUTH DOWNS, at 10 a.m. sharp. RYELANDS at conclusion of the first run of Southdowns. T ,ie jyjANAWATU L !YE gTOCK AUCTIONEERS’ A SSOCIATIOn Will sell as above:— SI 77 STUD AXL) FLOCK RAMS * AND EWES, consisting of: 39 Stud Romney Rams 33 Stud Southdown Rams 1345 Flock Romney Rams 1076 Flock Southdown Rams 04 Flock Ryeland Rams 20 Flock Southdown Ewes These sheep are from the best breeders over a wide area and we can •onfidentlv recommend those in want good rams to attend this sale. GO*'