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AUCTIONS. UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE.' ' OAA HEAD HIGH RECORDS. I AVV HEAD HIGH RECORDS. ASnLYNN FIUESIAN HERD. ASHLYNN FRIESIAN HEI'D. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1920, At 11 a.m. sharp (shortly after arrival of Thames aud Hamilton trains). THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO, LTD., instructed by MR. C. A. HOPPING, of Hikutaia, will sell at HIKUTAIA YARDS, adjoining his Farm, his complete .herd, comprising— 45 REGISTERED FRIESIAN COWS, most or wnich are by King of the Black and Whites, No. 800, Dam and Sire's Dam records average: Milk, 20.3971b:; Fat,8251b.; Test, 4.1; aud Dominion de Kol Domino, sou of Sir do Kol Inka Pietertjo and Domino 3rd. 25 2-YEAR REGISTERED FRIESIAN HEIFERS, chieily by Black and White King of Ashlynn No. 1879; 5 nearest tested Dams' records, average : Milk, 17,3501b.; Fiat, 7121b.; Test, 4.1 50 15-MONTHS REGISTERED FRIESIAN HEIFERS, mostly by Royal King Cliam'pion No. 2320. Dam and Sire's Dam records average: Milk, 1G,2021b.; Fat, 7321b.; Test, 4.5 (being Manor Beefs Daughter 2ud and Longbeach Patciiwork). B0 REGISTERED FRIESIAN HEIFER & BULL CALVES, sired by Royal King Champion No. 232G and Black and White King No. 2325. Both are sons of tho champion butter-l'at cow Manor Beet's Daughter 2nd of Ashlynn. Milk, 18,7331b ; Fat, SG3lb.; Test, 4.G. Age 3 years. A record for the Southern Hemisphere. She has 11 C.O.M. half-sisters, average tests 4.1, and records up to 7161b. fat. 24 1 and 2-YEAR REGISTERED FRIESIAN BULLS from high producing dams. Included is a son of Woodcrest Pietertje Pontiac, and Woodcrest Johanna Tehee; 7541b. fat.

NOTE.—Special 'attention is drawn to the high testing and milk and butterfat records represented in above offering. CATALOGUES a'nd full ixirticulars will be supplied to all members of tho BrSesian Breeders' Association'. NonlHehibers requiring same are requested to apply to the Farmers' Co-op.' Auctioneering Co., Ltd., Victoria iStrect, Hamilton. THE FARMERS* CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD., Hamilton, Auctioneers. DISPERSAL SALE Of PUREBRED SHORTHORN CATTLE, 1 At tho Homestead, "NOTTINGHAM," WAIHAICEKE, Carterton, ' On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1920, At 12 o'clock sharp. The wairarapa farmers' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD., STOCK DEPARTMENT, have been favoured with instructions from ALFRED MOODY, ESQ., who has disposed of his property, to offer as abov^— 15 purebred Shorthorn cows and ; heifers (regd.). i • 3 purebred milking Shorthorns , (regd.). > 20 purebred milking Shorthorn cows and hoifers (unregd.) 12 2-vim r Shorthorn steers ,30 mixed 2-year steers 60 English Leicester ewes with lambs 5" amis 200 mixed-sex hoggete 40 wethers 2 horses 2 ponica LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Full particulars and catalogues on ap- , plication to the Auctioneers, ] THE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' .CO-OP. ASSN., LTD., STOCK DEPT.. , Masterton and Branches.

r FRIDAY, MORNING, NOVEMBER 12, e At 11 o'clock sharp. Q IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE, VALUABLE MACHINERY. 1 li.p. BROOKS ELECTRIC MOTOR (English) - 15 h.p. -CRYPTO ELECTRIC MOTOR (English) 1 FAY and EGAN DOVE-TAILING MACHINE ffl spindles) 1 BELT SANDER 1 ROBINSON BORING MACHINE . t M'LEAN BAND SAW 1 M'LEAN SIIAPER 1 ROBINSON PLANER (under and over) * 24 inch 1 KIRCHNER JIG SAW 1 IRON SAW BENCH 3 SAW BENCHES 2 TURNING LATHES OR-ESCENT SWING SAW SHAFTING, PULLEYS, BELTING, etc. Also , 9 Benches, Office Table. Revolving Office 1 Chair. 13-Jrawcr Office Cabinet (drop frontV, -Clock, Cupboard, Chairs, and Cabinet-maker's Sundries, Glue, etc. AT THE FACTORY, NO. G6 KENT TERRACE,- WELLINGTON. (On Account of whom it may concern.) E JOHNSTON AND CO. have receiv • ed instructions to sell on tile Pre THE WHOLTTOF THE VALUABLE MACHINERY, SHAFTING. PULLEYS, ETC. . , t ' All this Machinery is in perfect order and may lx? seen running any time up to day of sale. _ The large factory is to let or tease. E JOHNSTON, Auctioneer,,

TIMBER. TIMBER. TIMBER. AUCTION SALE Of ' SAWMILL, SAWN AND MILLINGTIMBER, ETC. . TTIREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO., 'X? LTD., under instructions from i TRUSTEES in ESTATE la to H. MERSON will offer at the null site, near Raet'ihi. at 11 a.m. on THURSDAY, ; NOVEMBER 18, us follows i 200,000 super feet sawn timber—Matai and Rimu, with small quantity totara. in lots to suit purchasers. SAWMILL PLANT COMPLETE-in i thorough working order, and capable J of cutting SOllOrt. daily, together with } about 1} million feet milling timber, I Luke hauler, tram trucks, 2 wagons and reams, and all necessary apn pointmiiiiU. , x Terms and conditions ot sale and milling rights mav be seen at ofiico of Messrs. Tustjn 'iwid Waldegravo. Solicitors, Raetihi. • r Millers will be shown over bush plant on day before salo. NOTE.—The plant is in first-class order, and is ready to commence work im- ' motliatclv. and the salo presents a unique opportunity to millers and timber ' morchants to procure supplies of timber.