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Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20508, 26 May 1938, Page 16

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

Buyers are not.fied that delivery will •ni > be given for ra-.li unless arrangeha\r been made previously with he management MORRINSVILLE STOCK SALE FRIDAY. 27TH MAY, 1938. DAIRY 1 \TTLE: 11 a.in. FAT PICS: 11 a m. FAT SHEEP: 11 a.m. FAT i.ATTI.K: Noon STORE CATTLE: 1 p.m. STORK SHEEP: After sale Fat Sheep JQA HEAD "F CATTLE 8 Fat Bullocks 12 Prime Fat Heifers 40 Fat ilows *0 Store and Boner Cows 15 .Jersey Wcaner Calves 35 Choice 2-year Jersev Springing Heifers 25 In-calf Jersey Heifers 3i» Hereford and P.A. Breeding Cows. r.w. Hereford Bulls, ex Matahura 20 Fresh - conditioned Shorthorn Cows 5 Bulls 30 Fat Wethers 20 Fat Ewes 30 Fat Lambs I*o S.M. Breeding Ewes, r.w. S.D. Rams 200 fat pigs .}~O STORE AND WEAKER PIGS NUMBER HARDWOOD GATES SPECIAL ENTRY — 0000 5 . 11 E E p comprising—--3000 Wethers. Including—--800 Forward condition i arid 6th. Wethers 1200 Good 4th Wethers 1000 Well-grown 2th Wethers The above sheep are all off high station country in the Wairoa district. and are absolutely clean. They are an exceptionally good lot of Wethers, and will be drafted In lots to suit purchasers. 1200 2t!i Ewes, running with Romney Rams since 5/3/38. 5-year Ewes, r.w. Romney Rams 0 4 and 5-year Ewes, r-w. S/d Rams since 20/2/38. above Ewes are all ex Gisborne J and have been well farmed. They ; are all clean Sheep, and will be j drafted In lots to suit purchasers. Ex North Auckland 1000 3-year Breeding Ewes, r-w. i S.l*. Rams, off high clean coun- j 150 Th try Als CATTLE 400 STATION-BRED * Comprising 50 3-yr. Shorthorn Rullocks, In forward condition 53 3-yr. Hereford Bullocks 00 is inths to 2-yr Polled Angus Steers, extra good 55 18-rnths to 2-yr Hereford Steers 20 Yearling to 15-mths Hereford Steers 100 24-year and 34-year P.A. and Hereford Heifers 20 Well-hied 3-yr Polled Angus Heifers 30 2 and 3 year Polled Angus Empty Heifers 20 Hereford Empty Heifers At 11 a.m. Acting under instructions from Mr C. WHITTON. who has been sharemilking for Mr J. J. Seales and is lea\lng the district, we will offer ns above his whole herd of I (ir JERSEY A JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS, expec. 1 to calve from early July onwards. 1 120-gal. Alfa Laval Separator, as new I Set Spring Dray Harness, as new Sundry Harness NOTE.—These cows were tested last year and have been heavily culled. 13 averaging 4901 b fat. The herd can be inspected on Mr Seales’ farm, Tauhei, any day prior to the sale. Entries Solicited. CLEARING SALE AT FENCOURT, CAMBRIDGE FRIDAY. 27th MAY, 1938 At 11.30 a.m. Favourec with instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of J. W. JOHNSTON, who have sold the farm, we will offer as above: QQ JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS. Expected to calve from July and August onwards to Jersev hulls 8 2-yr. Jersey Heifers, expected to calve from August onwards 1 pedigree Jersey bull 1 grade Jersey bull 1 Aged mare; trial 1 aged gelding; trial 1 light draught; trial 3 Tam worth sows to farrow 1 Devon boar 9 Devon cross slips Farm Tools. Sundries, etc. NOTE.—This is a good clean herd of dairy cows, consisting of mostly third and fourth calvers. Luncheon provided. CLEARING SALE AT MANGARONGA ROAD, OTOROHANGA FRIDAY. MAY 27, 1938, At 11 a.m. Favoured with instructions from ?»IR A. VALOIS* who has been milking for tli#* pvt 10 years on Messrs Dempster and Singleton’s property, and is now retiring on account of ill-health. we will offer for sale.

LET US CHECK UP YOUR BATTERY V Wc recommend Vesta Batteries, and with the advent of cold weather, it is essential that this portion of your equipment is in perfect order. F.A.C. GARAGE FOR SERVICE. Farmers' Co-op, Auctioneering CO. LTD. HAMILTON