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Waikato Argus, Volume XV, Issue 6018, 15 July 1903, Page 3

MeAIOO L $ CO. CLEARING SALES (at Te Aroha)Wednesday, July 15, and Thursday, July 16 WAlHOU—Friday, July 17 CLEARING SALE (near Cambridge)— Wednesday, July 22 OHAUPO— Tuesday, July 28 ANNUAL SPRING HORSE PAIR (at Cambridge)—Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, September lb", 17 and 18 CLEARING SALE AT TE AROHA. To-morrow. Favoured with instructions from Mr Frank Strange, we will Bell at 2 p.m. on above date OK PICKED DAIRY COWS, (W?J to come in middle of August Bull, Milk Cart and Harness, Cans, Cooler, Sulky and Harness, Table, Chairs, Bedsteads, Oveu, etc., etc. Also, on account of Clients : 15 Dairy Cows 20 Calves Grindstone, Wheelbarrow, etc. D.S. Buggy, Pole and Shafts Sale at 2 o'clock sharp 27/6 CLEARING SALE AT WAIRONGOMAI BRIDGE. Thursday, July 16. Favoured with instructions from Mr D Murphy, who is giving up dairying, we will sell on his farm 31 CHOICE DAIRY COWS AND X HEIFERS, in calf Roro-o-rangi Bull 4 Factory Cans, Cheese Press, Vats, etc., Dairy Utensils, Disc and Tine Harrows, Roller, Plough, Tip Dray, Spring Tip Dray, Buggy, Spring Cart (np to 15cwt), Sulky, Buggy, Trap and Plough Harness, Block and Tackle, Scales, Lot Garden and Farm Toole, 500 Empty Sacks, Fowp, 20gal Copper Boiler, Cask Molasses, Lady's and Gent's Saddles, Lot Bricks, 120 Firebricks with all fittings for a copper furnace, Tubs, Calf Trough, Lanterns, Hay Knife, Forks, etc. 3 Two Year Draughts, by Lord Elderslii Six Year Old Mare, any trial Luncheon, Sale at 12 o'clock Attention is drawn to this sale. The cows are exceptionally good, vehicles are almost new, built by Gee and Potter J in fact, everything is in the best of order VVAIHOU STOCK SALE. Friday, July 17. f) A GOOD DAIRY COWS, /£\J frcm N Mikkelsen, who is giving up dairying 8 Dairy Cows, R Parr, C Brindle 50 Very Prime Beef, J Bell, J McNicol, A Orr, Walton 10 Springers, from W H Herries 60 Fat Sheep, A Orr Fruit and Ornamental Trees, H Ross 50 Fat Sheep, Meadowbank 30 Good Yearlings, by Matamata bull, J Latimer 10 Three Year Heifers, in calf, A Larsen Also, on account of D. McCarthy: The whole of his Cows, comprising 37 Very Choice Dairy Cows 50 Ewes, in lamb, Thos Bellamy 50 Fat Ewes, Thos Bellamy 25 Springers, Ohinemuri 5000 Eleagnus, Pinus Insignus and Hedge Plants CLEARING SALE NEAR CAMBRIDGE. Wednesday, July 22. Favoured with instructions from Mr George McCann, who has disposed of his farm, we will sell on above date the whole of his STOCK, comprising 37 Sound Picked Cows, carrying second calf 6 Three Year Old Steers 6 Mixed Cattle 55 Hoggets 45 Pigs 2 Berkshire Sows 55 Fowls Quiet Buggy Horse Chestnut Gelding, quiet in all harness Chestnut Mare, quiet in all harness Bay Mare, quiet in trap Good Pony, with Saddle and Bridle Real Good Cob Saddle and Bridle, Light Sprirjg Waggon, 3 Sets Harness, Spring Trap aud Harness, MasseyHarris Discs (new), 2 New Factory Cans, Dairy Utensils, 80gallon Boiler, 20<ga!lon Copper, Lot Hurdles, Wheelbarrow, Douglas Pump and Piping, 1 Ton Table Potatoes, Half Ton Bones and Super., New Orion Range with Boiler Also, on account of other Clients: 1 Spring Dray 2 Staunch Farm Horses 20 Calves 4 Cows Luncheon provided 8/7 OHAUPO STOCK SALE. Tuesday, July 28. QAA BIG FRAMED FOUR OUU TOOTH CROSSBRED EWES, in lamb to LincolD rams 150 Fresh Full Mouth Crossbred Ewes, in lamb ta English Leicester and Shropshire rams, C L King 150 Two Tooth Crowbred Ewes, in iamb to English Leicester and Shropshire rams, C L King 150 Two Tooth Crossbred Store Wethers, C L King 20 Good Yearlings ANNUAL SPRING HORSE FAIR, AT CAMBRIDGE. Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, September 16, 17 and 18. We will hold our Annual Spring Horse Fair at usual time, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 16th, 17th and 18th September All draughts will be sold last clay of sale. When entering give description and olass FARMS in all parts of the district AGENTS FOR : Little's Sheep Dip, Fluid and Powder The Highland Sheep Dip P. and D. Duncan's Implements E.L.T. Noxious Weed Destroyer, a condensed fluid prepared for the destruction of blackberry, gorse, briar, etc. When properly applied this preparation is entirely reliable. One gallon of fluid to 40 gallons of water. Supplied in one, two, and five-gallon drums; one gallon 6s 6d, two gallons 5s 6d, five gallons ss. Spray pumps specially constructed for the purpose, price £4 10s. If bushes are small the fluid can be applied with ordinary water-can. Further particulars and testimonials on application. \irc\r I O O L 4 A 0 M°N G. b\ MoCuuAiui, Auctioneer.