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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 468, 30 September 1919, Page 4

Auction Notices. Puni. MONDAY, OCTOBER > At 12 Noon. Have received instructions from Messrs T. and W. Waller. I'uni, to Sell, on account of the death of Mrs T. Waller THE WHOLE <)F Tilß LIVE ANI> DEAD STOCK. Particulars Later Alfred Buckland & Sons, Ltd. For Private Sale. rrilE THREE REGISTERED PEDIJ GREE FRIESIAN HEIFERS, Fillpail Johanna Colantha, Lady Manor Colantha, Colantha Fieter.ie Countess, all forward in calf to Domino V.in Lee. and in tip-top condition. Alfred Buckland & Sons, Ltd. Papakura Bull Sale. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1", At 11 a.m. The Undersigned will offer 1- A BULLS, ALL BREEDS, I»)'' Amongst them : On Account Mr F. Kimpton. Clevedon—--2 2-year-nld Shorthorn Bulls On Account Mr Jas. McConaughev.

Ardmore S Yearling to 2-Year Shorthorn Bulls ; seven of these are eligible for Milking Strain Herd Hook" From Mr .1. B. Aicken, Clevedoti—--7 Choice Shorthorn Bulls, from registered cows From Mr R. W. Hollingsworth, Ardmore •3 Yearling Shorthorn Bulls, milking strain, by Dam Adelaide's Prince of Ruakura 1 2-year Shorthorn Bull From Mr E. Knott, Ramarama—--1 Quality S.H. Bull From Mr A. R. Harrip, East Tamaki—--2 Choice Shorthorn Bulls, 18montlis. milking strain On Account Mr W. L. Orr, '■ Beachlands," Papatoetoe—--8 18-month to 2-year-old Shorthorn Bulls On Account of Mr W. G. 8011, Ardmore— -1 Choice la-month Shorthorn Bull On Account Mr J. H. Robertson, Ardmore— I Two-year-old Well-bred Shorthorn Bull On Account of a Client—- ! Shorthorn Bull Entries Respectfully Solicited. N.Z, Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd. Pukekohe Dairy Sale, FRIDAY. OCTOBER in. At 10 ;'ii a in. The Undersigned will offer— DAIRY COWS .v HEIFERS. Entries Respectfully Solicited. N.Z. Loan and Mercantile, Agency Co., Ltd. COUNTRY SALES

OCTOBER. PUKKKOIIE-Bull F.iir—Thursday 2 PAPAKURA- Dairy Salt's—Friday and Friday ol COROMAN DEL—Friday, October PAPAKURA- -Tuesday 7 PAPAKURA—BuII Fair—Thursday 9 PClvElvOllE—DairvSale—Friday in CLEVEDON—Monday M 11KXI)!•:RSOX—M. md;\ 13 PUKEKOHE -Tuesday 11 NGATEA—Friday IT KAlHU—Saturday IT WAII'KU — Saturday IS WHITFORD -Monday 2" PUKEKOHE—Horao SaleARAPOHUE—Wednesday 2? TU AK AU—Thursday MAUNGATUROrO-Friday ?4 KAlWAKA—Saturday TAKAITNA Monday °7 COROMANDEf —Thursday .'0 WEEKLY SALES. HIDES, SKINS, WOOL TALLOW ETC.— Everv Tuesday. FAT CATTLE, SHEEP, CALVEB PIGS, Etc.—Every Wednesday, at Westfield Yards. DAIRV AND STORE STOCK AND SHEEP—Every Thursday, Westfield Yards. N,Z Loan and Mercantile, Agency Coy.. Ltd

Tuakau Butter Factory The milking season as far as Tuakau is concerned is progressing apace, and by the beginning of November the season will bo in full Hush. The whole countryside is looking exceptionally well. There is an abundance of feed, with the result that milking cows are in the pink of condition. That the cream yield is is excess of the previous year is strikingly demonstrated by the increased output at the Waikato Cooperative Dairy Company's factory at Tuakau. On Tuesday last a representative of the Timii- interviewed the manager, Mr A. H. ltoberts, who stated that the output for the week amounted to TOO boxes of butter which is ■V) boxes more than was the caso for the toiresponding period of l'.'lv The factory is, without doubt, the most up-to-date in tho district. The buttor making facilities include) seven largo cream vats, vi/. : Four SUO-gallon, one 700 gallon, and two 000 gallofi vats There are t.vo large cream coolers, a large pastouriser, two Toplifs churns, ono Simplex and a huge Tupliss i hum capa'ilo of churning Oti boxes of butter at a single churning. A now air has b:>,en installed, and this supplier all the water required from a bore, the depth of which 'J.)O feet. Ihero is at present a stall of 1 I hands to deal with the increased supply. Mr lvoborts addbd that on the Monday night tho train, which arrives it Tuakau about 0 p.m., had about ii'">o cans of cream on hoard. The cream was manufactured into butter the same the job being completed about in pm. In conclusion the manager statod on that day (Tuesday the output was -'jO horns. He pointed out that the season was 1 ackwanl, attributed to the late spring, cold weather, anil the la< kof feed. Notv tho feed was plentiful he had hopes that the soason would be a record one ;h fur as die faitorv wa-i concerned. 1