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Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19889, 19 May 1936, Page 12

N. Z. L. & M. A. CO. LTD. (Incorporated In England). OTOROHANQA STOCK SALE WEDNESDAY, MAY 20 AT 11 A.M. 150 HE A D C~A TTLE 15 Fat Cows 30 Forward Cows 20 Store Boner Cows 50 Mixed Cattle 100 Ewes r.w. S.D. Rams 100 Lambs 70 Mixed Pigs On account Client, who is leaving the district:— Hayrake, Haysweep, Topdresser, Chain Harrows, Jamieson Heater and Sterilizer, Swingletrees, Chains and Sundries. Entries Solicited MR Q. E. SWAN’S CLEARING SALE, KAINUI, TAUPIRI WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1936 Favoured with instructions from MR G. E. SWAN, who is leaving the district, we will sell the following:— MOSTLY JERSEY COWS 5 Well grown Y'earlins Jersey Heifers 14 In-calf Jersey Heifers 1 Aged Farm Mare—all work FIRTH STEELITE COPPER & STAND; M.H. Drill; Milking Machine; Wirenetting; Hay Forks, Wheelbarrow; j Step-ladder; Ladder—long; Cans, Car Chains, 31' x 5 x 23; 3 Pair Scales; 2 Double Bedsteads and Wire Mattresses; 1 Dutchess Pair; Chairs, Kitchen Table; Small Table;! 2 Fire Baskets; Mats; Preserving! Pan and Jars; Fowls, and general sundries. NOTE.—These Cows are all sound and i are mostly coming to their fourth I calf. Considering they are off rough ] swamp country they are in fair con- j ditlon, and will undoubtedly do well 1 in better pastures. The bull went j out with the cows on October 13 last, and with the Heifers on November 3. Luncheon Provided. MR J. BLACKMAN’S CLEARING SALE ROTO-O-RANGI, CAMBRIDGE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, AT NOON WHOLE HERD OF: 3g BEST QUALITY DAIRY COWS These cattle are mostly Jersey and Holstein cross. They are due early to a Shorthorn Bull—2l should calve in July and the balance in August. 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. HOPKINB: DISPERSAL OF 44 IN-CALF JERSEY - HEIFERS These heifers have been selected from picked herds averaging up to 3281 b. fat, are in good condition; fairly well grown, and are well into the Jersey. They are well forward in-calf and afford an excellent opportunity for prospective purchasers to fulfil their requirements. 1 Luncheon Provided. RAETIHI SALE THURSDAY, MAY 21, AT 1 P.M. 1600 MIXED S » EEP Comprising: 250 4-year Ewes, r.w. Southdown Rams since 18/3/36 140 4 and 5-year Ewes, r.w. Southdown Rams since 18/3/36 70 4 and 5-year Ewes, r.w. Southdown Rams since 10/3/36 40 2-tooth Ewes, r.w. Romney Rams since 20/3/36 720 Wether Lambs (in lots) 140 Ewe Lambs (in lots) 170 B.F. Lambs (in lots) Also on account Client, whose lease has expired, the whole flock, comprising : 110 2-tooth Ewes, r.w. Romney Rams 21/3/36 1313 4-tooJth Ewes, r.w. Romney Rams 21/3/36 80 6-. tooth Ewes, r.w. Romney Rams 21/3/36 110 2-tooth Wethers 450 Wether Lambs We can thoroughly recommend the above Ewes as being faithfully farmed. MORRINSVILLE STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, MAY 22ND. 25Q HEAD CATTLE 20 Fat Cows and Heifers 50 Store and Forward Conditioned Cows 35 Yearling Jersey Heifers 5 Bulls i 20 Dairy Cows and Heif ;rs 50 Mixed Pigs 300 SHEEP . 150 Fat Lambs 50 Ewe Lambs 75 6-tooth Ewes—--in lamb Southdown Rams 50 4 and 5-year Ewes Entries Solicited. TAUPIRI PIG SALE MONDAY. MAY 25 AT 11.30 A.M. 35ft PICIS 250 Porkers and Bacohers 100 Stores and Weaners Entries Solicited. MR P. SARTON’S DISPERSAL SALE MORRINSVILLE YARDS WEDNESDAY, MAY 27 175 2 & 3-YEAR TARANAKI* JERSEY HEIFERS These are all fawns, good dairy quality Jersey Heifers. All are showing well forward in-calf, and are mostly due from first week in July. They are very attractive Cattle and have been chosen from dams which averaged over 3001 b. fat. NGARUAWAHIA STOCK A SPECIAL HEIFER SALE FRIDAY, MAY 2 9 250 DAIRY COWS A SPRINGING HEIFERS count'Mß J. BARTHOLOMEW, hose lease has expired. Whole. Herd of Jersey and Jersey Cross Cows —young stock and off hard

On account Various Vendors: 125 Jersey and Shorthorn Dair Heifers Full Particulars Later. Entries Solicited