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AUCTIONS. I’AHIATUA SALE. TODAY (TUESDAY), At 11.30 a.m. 20 fat P.A. COWS and heil'er s 33 I'.A. cows r.w. i’.A. bulls 600 SHEEP, comprising—--136 4-toolh lo ■l ycar-old cues r.w. S.D. rams, March 20 65 m.n ewes r.w. S.D. rams 60 ewes r.w. S.D. rams UHi b.f. lambs Inn 4-year ewes r.w. S.D. rams, March ,u SO wether lambs 30 wethers SUNDRIES—--100 totara posts, 1 light trailer. A 307 MASTERTON SALE, TOM O R R 01V (W EDNE S D A Y), At 11.30 a.m. Sharp. 250 woollv ewe lambs 150 good wether lambs 61 4-tooth to 4yr. ewes. r.w.S.D. ram 4110 fat and forward wethers 200 fat sheep ~ , 2 :> draught.*, broken to all work 2 good hill hacks good welglit-carryfng hacks 1 colonial stock saddle and horse cover. A 302 COMPLETE SOUTHDOWN DISPERSAL SALE. Account H. A. STEWART. ESQ.. Reg. Flock No. 357. FEILDTNG SHOWGROUNDS. • TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), 1 At 12 Noon. 63 1 and 2-sbcar ewes, depasturing with “Ashlcigh” 162/41 44 3 to 5-shear ewes, depasturing with "Punchbow!” UIOO 10 aged gwes, depasturing with AG 44/38 07 ewe lambs 60 ram lambs Also the two sires, "Ashlcigh” 162/41 and “Punchbowl UlOO.” This floelt was founded in 1923 by the purchase of ewes from G. L. Marshall ano added to in 1928 by further ewes from Estate H. O. Washbourn. Since then selected sires from A. C. Vile, H. J. Andrew and J, and S. Madeley have been used with excellent results. The Flock has been inspected by the Southdown Inspectors and transfers are available. The sale has our strong recommendation as the complete flock is being dispersed. Catalogues will be available. Inquiries and purchasing commissions to the Auctioneers in conjunction:— DALGETY & COMPANY, LTD., STUD STOCK SALESMEN, PALMERSTON NORTH. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO.. LTD., FEILDING. Light Luncheon Provided. AI24 UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. ON THE FARM, KOPUTAROA. ON THURSDAY, -MAY 25, AT 1 P.M. MESSRS. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., Auctioneers, have received Instructions from MR. C. R. CHURCH, whose lease has expired, to sell by Public Auction his COMPLETE DAIRY HERD AND IMPLEMENTS, Comprising:— 39 Jersey, Jersey Cross Cows, June, July, and August Calvers 1 pedigree 5-yeaf Jersey Bull Mower, Top-dresser, Tripod Harrows, 20gnll. Copper and Stand 3-Cow Gaue Milking Machine (as new), 100-Giillon Separator 25-Gullon Water-heater (as new) Skim Milk Plimp. 200 ft. of jj-iuch Piping Pig-sties on skids, Pig Netting, Vat. Cream Cans (12 Gall., 10 Gall, and 8 Gall.), Cream Cooler. 0 yearling heifers Horse, eart and harness, rubber tyred Farm cart. We have inspected Mr. Churchill’s Hord and find it to be in first-class condition. The Cows are mostly young, and carry our strongest recommendation. Trucking Arrangements have been made.. Light Luncheon Provided. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., Auctioneers, Levin, A 306 DISPERSAL SALE OF HIGH-GRADE HEIFERS & YOUNG JERSEY COWS. ON THE FARM, MANAKAU. FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1944, At 12 Noon NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED (Ineorported in England), is in receipt of instructions from Takapau Stud Farm to offer at auction as above:— 26 JERSEY DAIRY COWS, mostly 2nd and 3rd Calvers ‘July 13, August. 8, Septembei* 2, and October 3 Calvers. S JERSEY HEIFERS, progeny of the above cows. 3-Horse Team,' comprising young mare all work), and two young geldings, South Island bred, together with Complete Set of Harne’ss. 1 6-yr. pedigree Jersey Bull, on account client 100 Bluegum posts PLANT:—D.F. Plough (in perfect order, Sets Discs and Electric Range requiring minor repairs, sundries, etc. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE.—The above Jersey Dairy Cows and-Heifers were all specially selected last season, and can be strongly recommended. They are only being sold in order to make room for pedigree ' stock. LIGHT REFRESHMENTS. A 254