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Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21185, 7 August 1940, Page 12

FARMERS’ CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING CO.. LTD. BUYERS are notified that at all Sales delivery will be given for I CASH unless previous arrangements for Credit have been made with the Management. The Auctioneers accept no responsibility in connection with Guarantees and Calving Dates given at Dairy Sales. WAIHOU STOCK SALE THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, at Noon 150 HEAD OF CATTLE 10 Fat Bullocks 10 Prime Fat Cows and Heifers 20 Fat Cows 60 Store and Boner Cows 4 Bulls 30 Fat Wethers 150 PAT AND STORE PIGS 1 Pure-bred Berk. Sow with litter Also, 3 Cream Cans, 10 Cow Covers On account various Clients— Q() GOOD QUALITY JERSEY & JERSEY-CROSS DAIRY HEIFERS On account of MR F. I. HUNT, who is selling his entire herd as it comes to profit—--1 SHORTHORN AND R. POLLED COWS and HEIFERS i On account of MR J. MILNE—JERSEY DAIRY COWS (close to | profit.) ; On account MR F. BEST— Quantity Trees, Shrubs, Etc. Entries Solicited TE AWAMUTU STOCK SALE THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, at Noon 350 HEAD OF CATTLE 10 Prime Shorthorn Bullocks 10 Prime P.A. Bullocks 15 Fat P.A. and Hereford Heifers 10 Fat P.A. and Hereford Cows 20 Fat Jerseys Cows and Heifers 25 Store and Boner Cows 5 Bulls Also, Special Entry—--40 Very Forward-conditioned 3year Shorthorn and P.A. Bullocks. (These bullocks are well-bred cattle, and mostly all killable.) 15 2-year P.A. Steers 10 2-year Polled Hereford Steers 24 2-year P.A. Heifers 10 P.A. and Hereford Cows Also, | 100 Fat Hoggets ' 100 Store Hoggets 250 FAT AND STORE PIGS 4 20gal Milk Cans j On account of various Clients—fin SPRINGING COWS & HEIFERS Including—--40 2-year Jersey Springing Hfrs. 11 2-year Shorthorn Heifers On account of Client, WHOLE HERD of— QQ JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSS DAIRY COWS (close to profit) ■ These cows are mostly young, have been milked on high country in the Mangapehi District, and should do well in the Waikato. Entries Solicited MORRINSVILLE STOCK SALE FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, at 11 a.m. Order of Sale— DAIRY CATTLE: 11 a.m. FAT PIGS: 11 a.m. FAT SHEEP: 11 a.m. FAT CATTLE: Noon STORE PIGS: 1 p.m. i 350 head of cattle 20 Prime Cows and Heifers 30 Fat Cows 80 Store and Boner Cows 25 2-year Empty Jersey Heifers 6 Bulls SPECIAL ENTRIES—--18 2-year P.A. Steers 32 2-year P.A. Heifers 40 M.S. P.A. Yearlings 12 P.A. Cows (r.w. P.A. bulls) Also, 50 Fat Sheep 45 W.F. Ewe Hoggets 45 W.F. Wether Hoggets ] 200 Breeding Ewes, mostly 2, 4 and 6 tooth Ewes (r.w. Romney rams) These Breeding Ewes are an excellent line of local sheep off clean, high country near Te Aroha Mountain and can be recommended. : 3Q-0 FAT AND STORE PIGS On account of MR F. BEST— Quantity Trees, Shrubs, Etc. I On account various Clients—--100 GOOD QUALITY JERSEY & JERSEY-CROSS DAIRY HEIFERS On account MR W. SMITH, Quarry Road, who is giving up dairying and selling the whole of his herd as it comes to profit—--1 5 JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSS ! DAIRY COWS, at profit Entries Solicited CAMBRIDGE ANNUAL SPRING HORSE FAIR SEPTEMBER 3,4, 5 AND 6, 1940, At 10 a.m. HORSES OF ALL CLASSES NOTE—Entries CLOSE ITELY AUGUST 29 Entries Solicited 1800 800 DEFINQQOARE Farmed Iron Tanks, witn detachable tops and man-holes; manufactured from 13 gauge Iron; 200 anc’, 400-gallon capacity.—Write F. E. Jack son, Aczac Avenue. Auckland. I rs Gr ANE A GAIN 1 DAIRYFARMERS EVERYWHERE ARE INVESTING IN GANE MILKING MACHINES AUPIRI jyjACHINERY PHONE 18M. AH classe? of New and Reconditioned Farm Implements. SPECIAL.—Wt convert Truck* into term Snetsri. T