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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 9, Issue 84, 10 June 1946, Page 8

STOCK SALES WEIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. LTD. COMPLETE CLEARING SALE OF GRADE STOCK & IMPLEMENTS combined with an offering of BULLS from the “TARNIIOWE” STUD On the Farm, Papamoa. MONDAY, JUNE 10th at 11 a.m. On account of Mr B. Mossop, who has sold half his farm, we will offer the following:— 45 Choice Jersey Friesian Cross (Ist Cross guaranteed) Dairy Cows, due July, August and September 30 Rising 2-year Choice Jersey Heifers 22 Rising Yearling Choice Jersey Heifers. NOTE: Cows —All the cows are in calf to grandsons of “Vagabond of Oaklands” and “Oddicombe Dreaming Sam.” The cows have been very heavily culled and only sound cows axe left. Test figures and calving dates will be given out at the sale. 2-year-old heifers —All out of cows that have done between 300 and 4001bs butterfat and are showing well in calf. Two of the heifers are in calf to a son of “Raeburn Blue Peter.” Yearling Heifers—All by good Pedigree Bulls from cows with 300 and 400 fat G.H.T., and have all been inoculated against contagious abortion. At the same time from .the TARNHOWE STUD (owner Mr B. Mossop) we will offer:— 10 Rising 2-year Pedigree Jersey Bulls I'Rising 3-year Pedigree Jersey Anyone wishing to purchase a herd sire should attend this fixture as these Bulls are sired by Kupata Pasha, grandson of Vagabond of Oaklands and out of cows with records up to 7811bs fat under C.O.R. and with excellent G.H.T. records up to 4691bs fat in 314 days, and also sired by “Tarnhowe Sampson” and “Glenara Silent Knight”, Oxford Design’ and “Raeburn Blue Peter.” HORSES 1 | Draught Mare, ex South Island and all harness. IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES 1 Broad Tyred Heavy Tip Dray and Harness; 1 2-Horse Bamford Mower, practically new (only cut 50 acres); 1 Bisley Sledge, almost new; 1 Set Rotory Harrows; 1 Rushcutter; 1 “4 Oaks” Flame Thrower; 2 12gallon Cream Cans; 2 10-gallon Cream Cans; 24 Young 8.0. Hens from best laying strains. Numerous sundries. This -‘herd has been consistently culled over a period of years and no grade cattle are being retained at all as Mr Mossop is concentrating on his Tarnhowe Stud from now'on, owing to his smaller holding of land. Catalogues of Bulls available on application. ALSO TO BE OFFERED On account of Mr R. C. Wilson, Papamoa: 1 Crossley Cut-down Farm Tractor, not in renewing order; 1 4ft 6in 2-Horse Bisley Mower; 1 14-Blade Steel Queen Booth Mac Discs; 1 P. and D.. Duncan D.F. Plough; 1 8year h Draught Gelding; 1 Aged -•> Dr aught : ;|felding; 1 7-year \ Draught Filly (2 Shatters 1 Pole and Chains); Sundry Harness. Liglit Luncheon Provided. CLEARING SALE AWAKERI ' .< To be held at Messrs. Howell Bros.’ Farm THURSDAY, JUNE 13th, 1946 at 11 a.m. Favoured with instructions from Messrs. Howell Bros,, who are going out of dairying, we will sell their whole Dairy Herd and Pigs, as follows: 140 Choice Jersey Cows 20 Choice 2-year Springing Jersey Heifers 1 Pedigree Jersey Bull 3 Grade Jersey Bulls 20 Devon Sows 40 Store Pigs 1 Pedigree Devon Boar. Also: 1 Wallace Stacker. The above herd consists of good -quality well bred cattle, mostly young and due to calve from July