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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 16 July 1924, Page 10

AUCTIONS. FARMERS’ CO-OP. AUROA. FRIDAY, .TULY 18. 100 HEAD MTXED CATTLE. Etc. ON THE FARM, ROWAN ROAD, KAPUNI. THURSDAY, JULY 17. At 12.30 p.m. 'J'HE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have received instructions from Mr T. A. Bridge to sell on above date — WITHOUT RESERVE COWS 9 heifers 1 bull o yearlings 9 store pigs 1 sow 1 boar The above is a mixed herd with a strong strain of Jersey. They have been milked on very light country and would do well wherever shifted. Light Luncheon Provided. OX THE FARM, PUNGARETIU.

THURSDAY, JULY 17. At 12.30 p.m. sharp. 'JUIE FARMERS' CO-OP. have been favoured with instructions from Mrs L. Layman to sell by publie auction as above— WITHOUT RESERVE gg DAIRY COWS 2 Shorthorn bulls 48 well-grown Shorthorn . mixed weaners 4 exceptionally good farm horses 1 waggon mare 2 breeding sows r 1 Berkshire boar 14 milk cans, waggon (in good order, carry 12 cans), d.f. R. and - G. plough, spring dray and frame, ladder, tubs, Duncan s.f. plough, Steel Queen disc harrows, 9-coul-ter P. and D. drill, 4-horse gear, gig, waggon and dray harness, saws, McCormick mower, 10ft. chain harrows, chains, harness, farm tools and usual sundries NOTE. —Our agents have inspected this herd and report that the cows are all in great condition, 70 per cent, being August calvers. They are practically all Shorthorns, and the above is a herd which has been systematically farmed and culled for many years. This season the herd has produced 19,6001 b. butter-fat. In order to. wind up the estate everything will be sold to the highest bidder. Those in seracli of good class dairy cattle would do well to attend. Provided seats are booked cars will leave our South Taranaki and New Plymouth offices on morning of sale.

Luncheon Provided. AUBOA YARDS (For convenience). FRIDAY, JULY 18. At 1 o’clock. T HE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have received instructions from Mr Dave Campbell to offer on above date— WITHOUT RESERVE 7Q DATRY COWS The above cows are a very choice lot, practically all Jerseys, 2nd, 3rd and 4th calvers, very high testers, having tested in the flush 4.2 and at the end of the season G. 5. These figures may be verified at the dairy factory office. We recommend persons in search of good dairy stock to be present at this auction. FRIDAY, JULY 25. WAVEBLEY SALEYARDS. At 1 o 'clock. 240 HEAD EARLY CALVERS. ABSOLUTELY TOP JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS HEIFERS. r JMIE FARMERS’ CU-OP. have received instructions from Messrs Robert Bremer, Sons and Co., to offer on above date—100 HIGH QUALITY JERSEY FAWNS, 2-vear-olds 70 JERSEY CROSS, 2 and 3-year-olds 40 HOLSTEIN & SHORTHORN 2 and 3-vear-okls 30 DAIRI COWS; 2nd calvers These heifers have beeji very carefully selected as calves and are out of the best herds in the Manaia and Stratford districts, and are Undoubtedly one of the best lines to be offered this season. They are in good condition and close up to profit, and all in calf to Jersey bulls. 17 ’9 '2l-’2 '4 AT ICAKARAMEA YARDS. MONDAY, JULY 21. At, 1.30 p.m., immediately after the Yard Sale. X HE FARMERS’”"I’O-OP. have received instructions from Mr E. Storey to offer his small herd of—--44 VERY CHOICE COWS Eight of these are grade Jerseys, three are Jersey-Holsfein cross. This herd has done over 3001 b. fat per cow at the factory, and our agent, who has inspected them, recommends these cows to anyone wanting good cattle.