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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 15, Issue 49, 26 May 1950, Page 8

STOCK SALES COMPLETE CLEARING SALE of STOCK & IMPLEMENTS on the fai’m, RANGIURU ROAD, TE PUKE MONDAY, MAY 29, 1950 at 11 a.m. Favoured with instructions from Hr W. H. (Bill) Shearer, Rangiuru Road, Te Puke, we will offer his complete herd and all implements comprising:—■ STOCK 224 2nd, 3rd & 4th 1 calving Dairy Cows 7 Empty Cows 1 Cull CoW 4 Rising 3yr In-calf Jersey Heifers - , . 10 Rising 2yr In-calf Jersey Heifers, bred by Mr R. Mutton 5 Rising 2yr In-calf Jersey Heifers, bred on farm \ 11 Rising Yearling Jersey Heifers, bred by Mr R. Mutton 16 Rising Yearling Jersey Heifers, bred on farm J Rising 3yr Registered Pedigree Jersey Bull “Broken Hill Dreaming Song” (2nd highest price at the Broken Hill 1948 Annual Sale, as a yearling) 1 Rising 2yr Registered Pedigree Jersey Bull “Cardonald Violas Sam” 1 Rising syr Pedigree Jersey Bull “Lucernevale Gerald” 1 Rising 2yr Unregistered Pedi- • gree Jersey Bull (Thornlea blood) - 1 Rising Yearling Grade Bull bred by Mr R. Mutton 4 Sows on drop 3 Sows due August 1 30 Mixed Store Pigs A/c Client: 1 8-year Pony, sound and quiet. Special Entry A/c Client: 1935 Buick Sedan, good tyres, engine just overhauled. IMPLEMENTS 1 /Ulis Chalmers “C” Traqtor. 18 h.p. 1 Allis Chalmers Tractor Mower 1 Tractor Sweep & Fittings 1 Set Chain Harrows 1 Bamford Hay Tedder 1 Bisley Tractor Trailer 1 Home-made Tractor Trailer j Sundries. Auctioneer’s Note: Mr W. H. Shearer’s health unfortunately has failed and he has been ordered by his medical advisers to give up farming 'temporarily. He has also concluded his sharemilking agreement and now has to sell everything. History of Herd: Mr Shearer purchased 100 2yr heifers from thoroughly # recognised sources three years ago. Next season he pui\.h«s ed 28 2yr heifers and the beginning of this season he purchased 54 2yr heifers. He has culled heavily and systematically over the last three years on testing returns etc., and now has to offer to the public a young herd which has been milked by one man on a. non-strip and no leg rope principle. Calving Dates: These will be announced at the sale but all except 15 are due to calve in July and August. * Since the inception of the herd NO cattle have been culled for udder troubles of any description, and all cattle are fully guaranteed as to soundness and in calf. Special attention should be taken of the fact that to improve this herd Mr Shearer has bought calves off Mr R. Mutton the last two years -and he is offering these for sale also. There are 10 in-calf rising 2yr heifers whose dams in Mr R. Mutton’s well known herd have averaged— Season 1948/49 4361 b fat • Season 1949/50 4251 b fat and 11 rising yearling heifers whose dams in Mr R. Mutton’s herd have averaged— i • Season 1949/50 4501 b fat. Full and extended pedigree of the bulls are available and anyone re purring an excellent herd improver •should write or contact us for tjje extended pedigrees. We have inspected the stock an.l have to* advise that they are in good condition and showing well in calf to early services. An excellent opportunity to buy young foundation cows. Light Luncheon Provided. Auctioneers: 1 WRIGHT. STEPHENSON &' CO. LTD., Te Puke and Branches. 352

TE TEKO SALE MONDAY, MAY 29/1950 Commencing 1 p.m. 120 Head Cattle, including:— 30 Fat Cattle 40 Store Cattle 50 Mixed Cattle Entries Solicited. A/c Clients: 1 -4- Bed and Mattress 1 Single Bed and Mattress 2 Single Mattresses 1 Double Bed Mattress ■ 1 Table 1 ' 7 Kitchen Chairs