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Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19888, 18 May 1936, Page 14

THE FARMERS’ CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD

CLEARING SALE AT MOTUMAOHO. TUESDAY, MAY 19, NOON. Favoured with instructions from Mr F. Colbeck, Motumaoho, who has sold his farm, we will sell on the property on th© above date his whole herd of: (*■? JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS, due to calve eirlv to Jersey Bull, and in first-class condition 1 Jersey bull 1 7-year draught horse (work anywhere) 1 Spring Cart, 1 Gig, Sundries, etc. Luncheon Provided. ' HAMILTON BTOCK SALEL TUESDAY, MAY 19, 10 A.M. JOO HEAD OF CATTLE. 10 Fat bullocks 25 Fat cows and heifers 20 Store cows 5 Vealers 6 Bulls 60 Fat wethers 40 Fat ewes 50 Fat lambs 100 Fat pigs 100 Store and weaner pigs Entries Solicited. HIKUTAIA BTOCK BALE. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, NOON. 200 HEAD CATTLE. 10 Fat cows and heifers 20 Store and boner cows 10 Springing cows and heifers 15 Yearling heifers 5 Bulls 20 Head mixed cattle 40 Store and weaner pigs Entries Solicited. OTOROHANGA STOCK BALE WEDNESDAY', MAY 20, 11 A.M. j 200 HEAD CATTLE 10 Fat Cows and Heifers 20 Store and Boner Cows 10 Yearling Jersey Heifers 5 Springing Heifers 5 Bulls 20 Head Mixed Cattle 50 Store and Weaner Pigs Entries Solicited. FAMOUS AND BEAJUTIfTTI JERSEYS. Complete Disposal of N.Z.’s Oldest Established Jersey Stud. ■3*?: “ PENCARROW ” JERSEYS. The Property of MR. F. E. DAY. To be held at the Homestead, “ Pencarrow," Cambridge Road, Tamahere, o. (On the main Hamllton-Cambridge Road. 5 miles from Hamilton). WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY MAY 20TH, 1936, at 11 A.M. yg HEAD » A Wonderful offering of 76 Head As Follows — 33 Wonderfully bred Cows 11 Rising 2-year-old Heifers 12 Yearling Heifers 2 Stud Bulls 2 3-year-old Bulls 8 2-year-old Bulls; 9 Yearling Bulls 1 2-Cow Victory Milking Plant; 75-gal. Lister Separator; 2 Cream Cans The sale represents one of the greatest Jersey offerings ever submitted at auction in New' Zealand. “ PcncaiTOw” Jerseys are famous throughout the length and breadth of the country for their splendid type, combined with their ability to breed on and produce. The majority of the offering are by those noted sires, Masterman of Pencarrow and Winning Post (Imp.) and are nearly all In calf to the splendidly bred sires Daisy’s Oxford Sultan (son of Imp. Daisy M. 0.) and Raleigh of Pencarrovv (son of Highsteads Dairylike, Imp.) C.O.M. 525 lbs. fat at 4 years. At no other fixture ever held have so many beautiful Jerseys been offered at auction. The Pencarorw fixture is one you must not miss. Write for a catalogue to-day. MATAMATA HORSE SALE THURSDAY, MAY 21, AT 11.0 A.M. 100 HORSES OF ALL CLASSES. 10 Unbroken farm sorts 40 Good useful farm sorts, broken to all farm work 15 Heavy draught horses 20 Hack and harness horses 3 Good hacks Harness. Sundries, etc. 1 Registered Pedigree Stallion On account of Messrs Peck Bros.— 1 Truck Good Useful Draught Horses Entries Solicited. WAIHCU STOCK SALE~ THURSDAY, MAY 21, AT 11.0 A.M. 200 HEAD CATTLE. 20 Prime fat cows 50 Fat and forward cows 80 Store and boner cows 15 Y’carling Jersey heifers 10 Springing cows and heifers 6 Bulls 100 Fat lambs 200 Fat pigs 250 Store and weaner pigs Entries Solicited. WANTED AT THIS SALE: FAT PIGS.

,4 Wc specialise in the manufacture of TARPAULINS and LORRY COVERS, and carry a wonderful range of material for you to select from. Our indent of Gumboots is just to hand and as 1935 stocks were completely cleared you are assured of only fresh, live rubber FARMERS’ CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD, HAMILTON