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Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20422, 12 February 1938, Page 12

G. W. VERCOE & CO, LTD OHiNEWAI STOCK SALE MONDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 103 S 150 caTTLe 1" Fat Cows and Heifers 30 Store and Boner Cows 50 Weaner Heifer Calves 6 Bulls 20 Fat Ewes Entries Solicited. 384 HAMILTON STOCK SALE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY' 15 20 Fat Bullocks 25 Fat Cows and Heifers 30 Store and Boner Cows 10 Bulls On Account of a Client. — 8 li-year Jersey Heifers R.W.B. 'l2O Fat Wethers 60 Fat Ewes 60 Fat Lambs 150 Fat and Store Pigs Entries Solicited. HAMILTON STORE SHEEP SALE VCDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16 500 SHE E p Entries Solicited TE KAUWHATA STOCK SALE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21. Entries Solicited. CLEARING SALE AT GORDONTON. THURSDAY, MARCH 3, AT 11.30 A.M. Acting under instructions from Mr *T. W. Cleland, who is going out of dairying, we shall sell on the property at Gordonton on the above date, his Whole Herd of: '1 04- FRIESIAN AND FRIESIAN CROSS DAIRY COWS. 22 Good Tamworth and Devon Sows, with litters and to farrow 1 Devon Boar Auctioneers’ Note.—Twenty of the cows are recent calvers; 98 cows v in December produced 3700 lbs. fat, Factory Returns. The Herd is * young, the majority being second and third calvers, and is due in July and August. * Luncheon Provided. 383

SALE OF HOUSE PROPERTY. TO BE HELD AT TE KAUWHATA SALE YARDS, MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1938, AT 1 P.M. Acting under instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of the late Geo. Mclnnes, we shall offer on the above date at our Te Kauwhata Saleyards, an UNENCUMEBERED FREEHOLD house Property, Consisting of five-roomed House, with with bathroom and ■scullery at Te kauwhata on Waerenga Road (few minutes from town). The property has a good garden and small orchard. The house is in good condition, fitted with electric light and power, and has a good electric stove. On Account of Mrs H. Nelson, of Te Kauwhata the present occupier), a small quantity of household furniture and effects. Clients interested may call on our Te Kauwhata Agent, Mr J. R. Foote, who lives next door and arrange an inspection. TERMS CASH. 356 DISPERSAL SALE DISPERSAL SALE OF ROMNEY SHEEP, FARM PLANT AND STOCK AT THE OVINGDEAN HOMESTEAD, GREATFORD. ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, AT 11 A.M. Acting under instructions from D. J. WILLIS, ESQ., who has sold his property, an unreserved dispersal sale, as above, will be conducted by the undersigned, when the offering will comprise:— THE OYIN 'vDEAN ROMNEY STUD REGISTERED 1-Shear Ewes 52 Registered 2-shear Ewes 18 Registered 3-shear Ewes 3G Registered 4 A 5-year-old Ewes 24 Registered Aged Ewes 8 Stud Rams 3 Stud Ram Lambs 63 Registered Ewe Lambs 160 Ram Lambs 354 Unregistered Ewes (purebred ) The Ovingdean Romney Flock (registered) was founded in 1927. Sires used were bred by Messrs. W. F. Jacob Ct Son, .1. E. llewitt, 11. B. Johnstone, A. L. Wheeler and the owner, and most of the ewes are descendants of Tc Marama ewes. The unregistered llock is descended from the original Woodendean llock established in 1875 by the present owner’s father, the late Major Willis, with Ludlam ewes, and both docks have been maintained at a high standard. They have been carefully culled and classed for the Sale by the well-known breeder. Mr <;has. Small. Catalogues are obtainable from the Auctioneers. FARM STOCK AND PLANT, Including:

1 ?tud Book Mare, Mayflower, i Res. No. 23 12. 1 Mud Book Mare, Rosemount Bonny. Beg. No. 2335. Light Luncheon Provided. M’CTI'iNEERS IN CON.II'NCTION: i Palmerston North, Feilding Sc Marlon. ■yyBIGIIT, gTEPHENSON & QO., WelPnstnn and Branches. N.Z. F ARMEn5 ’ C"-° p - D ls TRIBUTING C°- L TD - I Marton, Feilding and Palmerston \ North. 36G i HAMILTON VACCINE CO., LTD. Hamilton Vaccine Co., Ltd., 154 VICTORIA STREET. Our latest Free Booklet, “ Mammitis ■ Policy of Inoculation,” should be read , by every Farmer. % FRED PRATT, Manager. Phone 3208, B"X I s 1. HainiUnn. j SURVEYORS 'jpHOXISO.N & pARRER. SURVEYORS AND ENGINEERS. Elswiek Chambers (opp Alma Street), phone 2178; Private 1217.