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Waikato Times, Volume 194, Issue 22354, 22 May 1944, Page 6

N.Z. LOAN & MERC. i (Incorporated in England). At all sales buyers must sign their sale dockets before delivery of stock • will be given. Terms are CASH unless previous arrangements for credit has been made with the management. CLEARING SALE AT TE KAWA WEST TE AWAMUTU WEDNESDAY NEXT, MAY 24 11.30 A.M. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., favoured with instructions from MR L. STEVENS, whose lease has expired, we shall sell, on the property, on the above date, his CHOICE HERD of:— CHOICE JERSEY DAIRY OX COWS 20 2-year in-calf Jersey Heifers 2 Pedigree Jersey Bulls 1 Draught 5-year Mare; all farm work 1 Draught 6-year mare; all farm work 1 Aged Mare; all work 1 Hack 2 3-cow King Milking Machine 1 135-gallon Lister Separator in good order Milk Vat, 13 Calf Buckets, Set 14blade Discs, Bevan Harrows, 9-foot i Reid and Grey Top-dresser, S.F. ! Cockshutt Plough, Booth Swing 'Stacker, Electric Heater, Truck j Sweep, Host of Tools and Sundries.

NOTE: We have inspected this herd and they comprise practically all young cows sited by the best Jersey blood. Only sons of the following champion and imported bulls have been used; Ulweas Golden Lad, Brampton Standard, Combination Tidy Prince (2000 gns.), and out of dams containing the well-known blood of the following champion cows: Holly Oak Annie, Sultan Daisy, Snow Queen, and Vivandiere. i Tuhitarata Novelist and Premier Royal Edict are the bulls being used now. The cows are practically all July and August caivers. Individual dates shall be given on day of Sale. Dairymen requiring young cows sired by high-producing bulls are invited to attend this sale. Arrangements for transport can be made through any of our Branches or Agencies. LUNCHEON PROVIDED IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE of DAIRY HERD, IMPLEMENTS AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE On the Farm PATETONGA, MORRINSVILLE THURSDAY NEXT, MAY 25 At 11.30 a.m. Sharp N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE' AGENCY CO., LTD. have been favoured with instructions from MRS B. C. A. WOODYARD, who has I sold her farm to offer on the property at Patetonga on the above date the whole of her Choice Dairy Herd, Dairy Heifers, Implements and Household Furniture, etc., as follows: EXTRA CHOICE YOUNG JERSEY COWS, mostly 2nd and 3rd caivers, due to calve June and July. 17 Extra Choice 2-year Jersey Dairy Heifers 32 Well-grown Yearling Jersey and Jersey-Ayrshire Cross Heifers 3 Herd Jersey Bulls 1 Farm Gelding, 1 Farm Mare, 1 Pony (broken saddle and harness. IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES: 2-ton Full-lock Waggon, Pole and Shafts; M.H. Mower, Whakatane Harrows, Swamp Harrows, M.H. Hay Rake, Tumbler Sweep, Gate Sweep, Planet Jnr.. and Moulder, set 14blade Discs, Waggon Jack, Wheelbarrow, Lawn Mower, Hay Forks, Grindstone, Vice, Forge and Anvil. Shoeing Tools, 6 ft. Cross-cut Saw, Stock Saddle and Bridle, Hay Knife, Set Stocks and Dies, Cart Saddle and Breeching, Horse Collars, Farm Sledge, Spray Pump, Quantity of Timber, Farm Gates, 2 cwt. Barbed Wire, Wire Netting, Posts and Strainers, Milk Buckets, 16-gallon Copper and Stand, |-cwt. Plain Wire, 18ft. Ladder, 4 44-gallon Drums and numerous farm sundries. FURNITURE: 2 Single Beds, Double Bed and Mattress, 2 Wardrobes, Tables, Kitchen Chairs, Palm Stand, Mirrors, Pictures, Mats, Carpet Runners, Settee and numerous household utensils. NOTE.—We draw special attention to this offering of choice young Jersey Cows. During the 1941-42 season the whole herd averaged 314 lb fat, factory returns, and in the 1942-43 season it averaged 306 lb fat, factory returns. Mrs Woodyard has always culled heavily and replaced only with top quality heifers. The offering of Dairy Heifers is an exceptionally choice cne. They are all out of high testing dams and showing down nicely. The yearling heifers are also a quality let. Buyers in search of high grade dairy cows and heifers should make a point of attending this splendid offering. The farm is situated on the main Tahuna-Patetonga Road, about 16 miles from Morrinsville. LUNCHEON PROVIDED CLEARING SALE AT PARAWERA (12 miles from Te Awamutu, on main Arapuni Road). For convenience of sale cattle will be sold in Mr Houston’s shed. FRIDAY NEXT, MAY 26 At 11 a.m. N.Z. LOAN and MERCANTILE AGENCY, CO., LTD., favoured with instructions from MR J. MILLEN, who has leased his property, will sell on the farm, on the above date, all his LIVE and DEAD STOCK, comprising:— 70 CHOICE JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS COWS 21 2-year Jersey Heifers 26 Weaner Jersey Calves 1 4-year Pedigree Jersey Bull i 1 6-year Draught Gelding, all farm work 1 4-year Draught Mare, all farm work 1 3-year Draught Gelding, all farm work 1 Aged Half-Draught Gelding 1 Good Hack SUNDRIES: Riddell Stacker, Morrison Auto Sweep, 2-horse Boothmac Sweep, MacCormick Big-6 Mower, Disc Harrows, Tine Harrows, Chain Harrows as new 30-cwt Waggon, New Scoop, Treloar 4-Cow Milking Plant (Ridd Cup), 120-gal. Lister Separator, Davis Skim Milk Pump, 12£ h.p. Electric Motor, Buckets, etc., 2 Collars and Hames, Single Furrow Plough, Sledge, Fordson Tractor, 20gallon Cream Can, 12-gallon Cream Can, 10-gallon Cream Can, 8-gallon I Cream Can. ! NOTE: We have inspected these cows. They are jnostly 2nd and 3rd | caivers and coming off this country should do well wherever taken. Luncheon Provided