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Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19884, 13 May 1936, Page 14

50 Mixed Pigs 400 SHEEP ' 150 Fat Lambs l 100 Ewe Lambs ' 100 Ewes in lamb to Southdown ‘{ Rams i Entries Solicited. KW, CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE |I MONDAY, MAY 18. AT NOON ‘ 250 HEAD CATTLE 80 Fat Cows . _ 100 Store and Boner Cows 5 Bulls ‘ 10 Yearling Heifers On account. Client:— . 60 Dairy Cattle ‘ 50 Jersey Springing Heifers 0n ace—cunt. Client: i ‘6 Young Jersey Cows. close to profit 50 Fat Pigs v 100 Store and Weaner Pigs 0n aocount .\m J. HUGHES. French Pass, Cambridge, who has leased his ’ farm, the whole of his live and dead stock. as under: 19 Jersey and Jersey Shot-thorn Cross Cows 5 Z-year Dairy Heifers _ A Yearling Heifers, by Pedigree _ Shorthorn Bull 5 Red Pulled Calves 1 3-year Pedigree Jersey Bull I 2 Tamworth Sows (to farrow early) 16 Slips iz-BLADE SET DISC (no frame): 2 Barrells; Copper; 2 Seythes: Concrete Trough; 55-gal. Lister Separaitor (as new); Ladder and quantity general farm sundries; 7 Tons Hay. MR (3. E. SWAN'S CLEARING SALE. KAINUI, TAUPIRI \VEDNESDAY, MAY 20. 1936 Favoured with instructions from MR G. E. SWAN. who is leaving the district, we will sell the following—— 31 MOST-LY JERSEY CO\\'S 5 Well grown Yearling Jersey Heifers 14 In—lcalf Jersey Heifers 1 Aged Farm Mare—all work FIRTH STEELITE COPPER & STAND; MJ-l. Drill: Milking Machine; \Vlrenetting: Hay Forks. \\'heellmrrow: Step-ladder; Ladder—long; Cans. :Car Chains. 31 x 5 x 25; 3 Pair Scales; 2 Double Bedsteajs and \Vire Mattresses: l Dutehess P.lir: Chairs, Kitchen Tahle; Small Talzle: 2 Fire Baskets: Mats; Presen‘lnz Pan and Jars; Fowls, and general sundries. NOTE—These Cows are all sound and are mostly coming to their fourth‘ calf. Considering they are off rough l swamp country they are in (air condition, and will undoubtedly do well‘ in better pastures. The hull wentl out with the cows on October 13 last, and with the Heifers on November 3. Luncheon Provided. MR J. BLAOKMAN'S CLEARING SALE Ro'l'O-O-RANGI, CAMBRIDGE, \VEDNESDAY, MAY 20, AT NOON] WHOLE HERD 0F: '35 BEST QUALITY DAIRY COWS These cattle are mostly Jersey and Holstein cross. They are due early to s Shorthorn Bull—‘ll should valve in July and the balance in Aug—ust. I'n the aggregate they have produced per factory returns in excess of 10,0001 b. fat. for 11 months. to April 30. 1936. Being also mostly third calvers we thoroughly recommend buyers to attend. Also: On account MR H. I. HOPKINS: DTSPERSAL OF .44 IN-GALF JERSEY HEIFERS ’ These heifers have been selected from pic’ked herds averaging up to 3281 b, fat, are in good rendition: fairly well grown. and are. well into the Jer—sey. They are well forward in-ealf and afford an excellent ODDOl‘lUnliy TOT prospective purchasers to fulfil the” requirements. Luncheon Provided. ‘ cnnnvme. MW Furniture and Stock handled. any distance: [99:13:36 charges. Largest lorries in walkalo available—CLEAVE, Phone 7153. Hamilton fascz. . . ea peppermn ure ‘V 23325 cgggh; and Colds. never fails.

] FARMERS! The Auckland Farmers’ Freezing Co. ‘ 6% again asks you to demonstrate your I 0% loyalty to your own company by $ stipulating when selling your calves to an exporter that % they must be killed at your 4$ I own freezing works— 9) 1 l'lorotiu Southdown C) ! Don’t forget you have a definite ! interest in the Auckland Farmers’ 1 Freezing Company, one reason‘alone being the fact that your Dairy Company is a Large Shareholder therein. W A. A, HAWKER & CO, MOTOR BODY BUILDERS, WHEELWRIGHTS. BUGKBMI'I’HI AND SPRING MAKERS. WE STOCK VALVOLINE MU’I‘OR OIL 'Phonsa: Works, 2032; Ruluanoo, 8246. - 21 BIN-on Stunt. HAMIL‘I’OI.

‘ AWfiyF-“ENEEYL- , , ‘7 ‘\' I)IHEST, VETERINARY PHALITI’I'HINICH. 'l‘n\\n and (lounlry l;lien\s \\'ill rvcclw prompt attention by rinsing l'hunrj 1'31“. HCbMCnPPZ 000 K 37., HAMILTON ans-LL