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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 52, Issue 3274, 11 June 1943, Page 1

Stock Sales THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-TIVE AUCTIONEERING CO.. Auctioneers. Hamilton CLEARING gALE AT EASTPORT ROAD, WAIHOU. TUESDAY, 15TH. JUNE 11.30 A.M. Favoured with instructions from Mr V. Hose, Eastport road, Waihou, who is leaving the district, we will conduct a Clearing sale on the property, as above, offering the whole of his live and dead stock, comprising: 100 JERSEY AND JERSEY--IUU CROSS DAIRY COWS 20 2-year Jersey Cross Hfts. 5 Heifer Calves' 4 Young service Bulls 1 Aged Mare (all work) 1 Aged Gelding (all work) 1 Entire, rising 5 years (all work) 1 Heavy harness horse 1 4-wheel Waggon, 1 Bedford Truck, double wheels, 2 tons, with tip; collars, hames and winkers for 4 horses, 4 horse covers, 20 cow covers, Dover stove, dining table, sideboard, meat safe, quantity sundries. Note.—The Vendor has spared no expense in establishing a tip-top herd. They have been heavily culled, and are in good condition, and showing well forward in calf. They are expected to calve from the 7th July onwards. Luncheon Provided. gALE QF HI gh “G RADB JERSEY HERDS At MORRINSVILLE SALEYARDS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16 11.30 A.M. Favoured with instructions from Mr A. N. Gibbons, of Morrinsville, we will sell at the Morrinsville Saleyards (for convenience of Sale) as above, the WHOLE of his TWO DAIRY HERDS, comprisng:— HERD No. 1 100 GOOD JERSEY DAIRY COWS, 2nd, 3rd and 4th calvers, expected to calve July and August. lITPRD NTn 9 100 Mostly JERSEY COWS, 2nd and 3rd calvers, expected to calve July and August. Also 65 Choice Springing Jersey Heifers. 20 Good Jersey-Shorthorn Springing Heifers. 28 Jersey Yearling Heifers (good line). 1 Aros Mower, 1 set Tripod and Chain Harrows, 1 set Whakatane Harrows, 2 Price Water Heaters (one 12 months’ use), 50 Sheets 7ft. good Corr. Iron. , Note.—Mr Gibbons has been dairying for a number of years. He has always culled heavily, and always replaced with the very best of heifers procurable, irrespective of price, so that the herds are now of excellent quality and are in good condition. Mr Gibbons is . putting a sharemilker with his own herd on No. 1 farm; and he is going to put sheep and grazing on No. 2 farm. The springing heifers are. exceptionally choice and this is a great opportunity for dairy farmers to acquire outstanding dairy stock. WAIHI gTOCK gALE THURSDAY, JUNE 17 100 HEAD CATTLE Including 10 Fat Cows. 30 Boner Cows. 40 Mixed Cattle. Also, on account of Mr Widdison, of Whangamata, His WHOLE HERD of 22 good young Dairy Cows, Jersey and Jersey-cross. Further entries will appear in next issue.