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Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20256, 27 July 1937, Page 12

CLEARING SALE OF WELL BRED MILKING SHORTHORN HERD. KAUROA SALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4 At Noon. Favoured with instructions received from Mrs. E. E. Roberts, Te Mata, who is giving - up dairying and going in entirely for Sheep, we will sell the whole of her Choice Shorthorn Herd, as under, 0Q . HEAD OF CATTLE, ■Comprising, 44 Shorthorn Cows, in-calf to Pedigree Shorthorn Bull 6 Shorthorn Cows (in-milk) 10 Shorthorn Heifers, r.w. Pedigree Shorthorn Bull AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—The above herd is the result of many years’ breeding, showing outstanding quality. They are due to calve August and September, and have been depasturing with one of Messrs. Souter and Sons, Waerenga. Shorthorn Bulls, and are all in good condition. We can recommend buyers wanting Shorthorn Cows and Heifers to attend this fixture. NEWTON KING LTD. TE AWAMUTU. FOR PRIVATE SALE. ‘ l 300 Romney Ewe Hoggets—Price 35/250 Romney Ewe Hoggets—Price 37/6 70 Polled Angus Yearling Steers. Good cattle—Price £5/10/26 Good Quality Yearling Jersey. Heifers—Price £4/10/TARANAKI HEIFERS. We can quote, at various prices, many lines with •good butterfat backing. For further particulars write or ring Day ’Phones, 209, 259. Night ’Phone, 427. CAMBRIDGE AGENT, 395. SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE. GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY SALE SALE SALE SALE THE 1937 THE 1937 WALLACE MACMONNIES IMPORTATION WALLACE MACMONNIES IMPORTATION WALLACE MACMONNIES IMPORTATION WALLACE MACMONNIES IMPORTATION OF 1 o great gheat -J O GREAT GREAT JERSEY SIRES JERSEY SIRES JERSEY SIRES JERSEY SIRES NOW COMPLETING 60 DAYS’ QUARANTINE, WILL BE SOLD, BY. PUBLIC AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE, AT AUCKLAND (IN OUR WOOL STORE) AUCKLAND (IN OUR WOOL STORE) TUESDAY, TUESDAY, TUESDAY, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, AUGUST 10, AUGUST 10, AUGUST 10, AT 2 P.M. AT 2 P.M. AT 2 P.M. AT 2 P.M. Every Jersey breeder and fancier should see these great Bulls. They include the Grand Champion Bull of America (the world’s best), the Junior Champion Bull of America, several other great Champions and notable Jersey Island winners and sires, and include some of the most noted young sires of the breed, the whole representing an assemblage of Jersey sires the like of which has never before been seen in any part of the world. They represent the most fashionable and prepotent blood of the Jersey world both for type and production, the dams having records up to 9381 b., 9051 b., 8401 b. butterfat. etc. The purchase of any one of these sires should result in placing the herd to which they succeed at the top of the tree.' If you want the WORLD'S BEST in Jersey Sires, this is your opportunity. The sale, ts without reserve. Every Bull the Auctioneers, WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., WRIGHT, STEPHENSON «& CO., LTD., WRIGHT, STEPHFNSON St CO., LTD., WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., STUD STOCK SALESMEN, STUD STOCK SALESMEN, WELLINGTON, AUCKLAND St BRANCHES. WELLINGTON, AUCKLAND St BRANCHES. 797 SURVEYOR. S. 1). SLVISREGISTERED CIVIL ENGINEER. LICENSED SURVEYOR. Security Bldgs, (next Public Library) Victoria Street, Hamilton.

FINDLAY'S MAJESTIC This Polalo is ;i White Kidney that is becoming more popular each vear. 11 lias a line skin and very shallow eyes, two excellent points with table Potatoes. Findlay's Majestic is a second early and does particularly well if grown in wai'iu, moist conditions—llKAYY Id IAM, Pi:AT or CLAY LOAM. 11 is imp..riant to remember that Findlay’s Majestic is likely to be a failure if the tubers are cut, hut apart from this they arc quite a robust Potato, and one that can be lhoro.ughly recommended. When sowing use a special Potato Fertiliser or Super, Blood and Bone and Snip, of Potash. We can sup|d\ the variety in 11 AND-SOUTH!) SFKD. A. M. BiSLEY & CO., WARD STREET, HAMILTON Box 239 Phone 4100.