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Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20504, 21 May 1938, Page 14

Harrows, sot Whakatanc Harrows, set Swamp Harrows, ]2 Cream Cans, 69t Shear Legs, 1 Ton Endless Chain, i 2ton Waggon, i Spring Dray, Harness, Chains, Sundries, efc. Luncheon Provided. 50C THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 193*. Favoured with instwetions from Mr C. S. W. Clark, Athenree, who is giving up dairying, and putting on a Sharemilker, we will sell at the Waihi Saleyards as above, his whole herd of 7(1 CHOICE JERSEY AND JERSEY 4 v CROSS DAIRY COW'S, expected to calve from August onwards NOTE.—We have inspected . this herd and find it comprises choice quality young cows in good condition, and showing well forward in calf. 747 " HOROTIU ” PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORNS ANNUAL SALE On behalf of the EsU of R. D. DUXFIELD. to he he’d p.l the HOMESTEAD, HOROTIU, NGARUAWAHIA, WAIKATO On main Auckland-Hamilton Road between Ngaruawnhia and Horotiu) FRIDAY JUNE 3,1938 FRIDAY At 12 Noon, QQ HIGH-CLASS PEDIGREE OO MILKING SHORTHORNS Comprising—--8 Rising 2-year-old Bulls 15 Yearling Bulls 7 Rising 2-year In-calf Heifers 8 Yearling Heifers The annual offering of Pedigree Milking Shorthorns from the noted Horotiu stud is again an outstanding one. The stud ranks as one of the leading breeding and show-winning establishments in the country to-day. Tliis year’s catalogue contains many animals of exceptional breeding, being sired by such noted bulls as Horotiu Prince VIII (winner of 14 championships, including the Invercargill Royal and mostly from daughters of famous Pine Farm Gem IV. Racked by a wonderful wealth of butterfat the “ Horotiu ” offering makes strong appeal. Write for a catalogue. 508 CLEARING SALE AT MORRINSVILLE SALEYARDS FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1038. Favoured with instructions from M A. Coombe, Starkey's Road. Mon-ins ville, who is giving up dairying, w ■will offer at the above yards, all hi stock comprising:— 66 DAIRY' COWS, mostly Jerse and Jersey Cross, 2nd, 3rd an 4th Calvers, and expected t calve from middle of July on wards 10 2-year Springing Heifers 14 Jersey Heifer Calves 1 Yearling Grade Jersey Bull PRELIMINARY NOTICE SPECIAL SALE OF DAIRY HEIFEF TUESDAY’, JUNE 7. Oil account of Mr E. R. Worth, Annual Draft of Dairy Cattle:— 500 JERSEY AND JERSEY CROS Heifers, r.w. Jersey Bulls Fuller Particulars Later. CLEARING SALE AT PATETONGi WEDNESDAY’, JUNE 8, 1938. AT 11.30 A.M. Favoured with instructions from Mr W. G. BOWERS, of Patetonga, whose lease has expired, we will offer on the property as above, his whole Herd of:— Q 1 JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS DAIRY' COWS, expected to calve from July onwards. 9 2-year Heifers 1 Jersey Bull 1 |- 3-year Draft Gelding, very quiet, broken to chains 3 Tamworth Sows in pig to Berkshire Boar 18 Slips 17 Lambs Also 18 Fowls, S Ducks, 1 Dog Mac Ewan Skim Milk Pump, 140 ft. |in. Piping, i 120-gal. Concrete Trough, Jamieson Steam Steriliser, 1 Concrete Pig Trough, 2 Wooden Pig Troughs, M.H. No. 20 Mower, Potato Moulder and Scarifier, 26 Cow Covers, Horse Cover. Collars. I-lames, Swingletrees and Chains, 2 10-gal. Cream Cans, 1 14-gal. Copper and Concrete Stand, Iron Pig Copper, Sledge, pair Konaki Wheels and Axle, Tools, Sundries, etc. And Quantity of Household Furniture. NOTE.—This is a choice herd of mostly young Jersey Dairy cows, which have averaged over 300 lb. fat, Factory Returns. Luncheon Provided. 745 THURSDAY. JUNE 16, 11.30 A.M. R. MeMinn. Taihna. LIVE AND Particulars haler. STOCK SALES ON PAGE 13 DOJRY FARMERS I the tn prevent slipping by row-; and heifers nlie latter being- partimlarly susceptible). Our famous Washes are now firmly established throughout Mr.nawatu and Taranaki. as testimonials prove. '.<s per cent. THE EDMUR COY., 37 COM MERCK STREET, ERA X K l H. Mr V. Murpl d study and expi planned to advise ri.nled and published r »i : w Waikato and King Country Puss. I <i . I.> Arthur Edwards Manning. of 1 .audelands, li nnilton. at the oHim of the company. Victoria Street. SATURDAY, MAY 21, 193