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Waikato Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5325, 4 June 1913, Page 6

NOTICES -- The Farmers’ Cooperative Auctioneering Company,ld Hamilton, Oliaupo and Matamata, WAIKATO AGENTS FOR (i Storrie” Milking Machine, Belt Driven Releaser, Automatic Releaser or Bucket Plants. Most Sanitary Machine on the Market —Simple and Reliable. Splendid I estimonials from Waikato users. = ==- ll Lister" Benzine Engine -/‘ , 6, 8, &10h.p) w Splendid Sample of British Workmanship. Fitted with high tension “Bosch Magneto.” No Oil Cups, forced lubrication throughout. Steady and silent running. Strong, Simple and Efficient. with Aluminium Lister English-made Separators Rustless Discs. Clean skimming Easy to run Self-balancing Bowl. These Discs are few in number and all interchangeable. They go on in any rotation. The Gears are of the Spin and Bevel Type, beautifully made, consequently the friction reduced to a minimum. Free Trials to bona-fide enquirers. Machines can be seen in our Show Rooms. Engine, Separator and Motor Gar Oils Of Best Grade always in stock. AGENTS FOR Massey Harris Coy’s Farm Implements. Sheep Dip-Little's, Cooper’s & Highland Mew Zealand Portland Cement Co.,Ld. Bodmin’s Sheep Drench. ‘Keystone” Threshing Machines. Hunter-Weston Rabbit Exterminators.

AUCTIONS. Farmers' Auctioneering Co. Sale at 12 sharp. Terms: Cash, unless arrangements made beforehand. IE AWAMUTU STOCK SALE Monday. June 9gQ I-YEAR STEERS 16 Fat Steers 15 Forward Cows 80 Heifers, in calf JO Two-year Steers 25 Calves On account Mrs Macdonald, who has sold part of Thorncombe Estate, OQ DAI RVC 0 W S Entries solicited. OHAUPO STOCK SALE. Tuesday, June to. Entries solicited. ANNUAL HORSE FAIR AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, June ! 1. On account Mr C. Stevens,Te Kuiti, who is reducing his plant during winter months—--1 p DRAUGHT MARES & GELDINGS, straight off waggon work on the Te Kuiti-Pio Pio road, young horses full of feed Also,— Thoroughbred Mare, syrs., by Sensation St. Leonards mare Black Mare, syrs, half sister to trotter Dick Ely: never tried CLEARING SALE AT WAITOA Wednesday, June 18.

AUCTIONS. Farmers' Auctioneering Co. Approaching Sales. Hamilton, Tomorrow Ngaruawahia: Friday. June 6 Te Awamutu : Monday, June 9 Horse Fair at Oliaupo: Wednesday, June II Clearing Sales Arranged VV. Sheard, Nevvstead, dairy herd: Monday, June 16 J. Caughey, Gordonton: Tuesday. June 17 M. Olsen, at Waitoa; Wednesday. June 18 F. Flavall, Hinuera: Wednesday, June 25 (J. H. Gilling, Gordonton: Friday, June 27 W. Gill, Tc Kauwliala; Saturday, June 28 R. Carruth, at Okoroire: Monday, June 30 Jas. Dunning, at Whitehall, Cambridge: Tuesdav, July 1 Levctt and Klingender, Kiwitahi : Thursday, July 3 J. A. Harney, Franklon: Friday, July 4 , K. at Hamilton; Tuesday, July 8 W. B. Ellery, Matamata ; Thursday, July 10 Fred. Jones, at Matamata: Thursday, July 10 M. E. Bagnall. at Whatawhata : Monday, July 14 C. Day, Tamahcrc, all grade dairy cattle: Wednesday, Julv 30 Albert Day, Matamata, dairy herd : Wednesday, August 6^ D. Moroney, in HamiltonSaleyards: Wednesday, August 13. NOTE — TERMS : CASH, unless previous arrangements made. OR PRIVATE SALE sene Engine: can be seen working at Waerenga I Complete Threshing Plant, with chaffcuttcr. nress. whare, etc. I 5-cow Gane Rcleaser Milking Plant, with 2 l / 2 h.p. Crosslcy Engine, 6sgal. Alfa-Laval Separator, Pulleys, Shafting, etc , etc. 1 4-cow Plant, similar to above Bath plants arc reported to be in good order, and have been erected two seasons. 1 sft. M.H. Reaper and Binder I 6ft. Cambridge Roller HAMILTON STOCK SALE TOMORROW. {TAT AND STORE SHEEP AND r CATTLE 90 Fat Cattle 350 F.M. Ewes, in lamb 300 Woolly Lambs 100 Ewes, in lamb 100 Fat Lambs 300 Fat Ewes and Wethers 400 Fat and Forward Wethers

Favoured by Mr M. Olsen, who lias disposed of his farm, we will sell on above date— Q A COWS, carrying 2nd, 3rd and 4th calf to Holstein bulls, and to calve July and August 70 Three-year Heifers, in calf to Holstein bulls 6 Empty Cows 4 Holstein Bulls, 2 and 3 years old 5 Draught Mares, 5 to 7 years old, all harness 2 Draught Geldings, 5 and 7 years old, all harness I Pair Bay Buggy Mares, 4 and 5 years old, broken to single and double harness 1 Pair Black Ponies * I Child’s Pony Duncan and Cooper Swamp Plough and Drill, R. and G. Mower, Set Disc and Chain Harrows, 3 Sets Blocks and Chains, Set Bars, Waggon, Double Buggy and Sulky, Plow. Double Buggy and Gig Harness, Milk and Cream Cans. Sledge, dial! Sacks, I Sheep and Cattle Dog, Fu rni t u re, Son dries, etc. PRELIMINARY NOTICE We have received definite instructions from Mr J. M. McCarthy to sell by public auction, at an early date— HIS “DARADALE" (part of Hillside, Kirikiriroa, 3 miles from Hamilton), PROPERTY, comprising about 17t2 Acres, divided into about 12 Farms. Full particulars will be advertised when survey is completed. FA RME KS ’ CO-OPERATIVK AUCTIONEERING COM PAN \ Ltd., HAMILTON. G. F. McCULLAGH) G. W, VEHCOF [■ Auctioneers T. A. DUNLOP 3 D.C.L. WHISKY To those who drink Whisky, always see that you have the best, that is D.C.L. Brand Pure Whisky is beneficial and do not forget D.C.L. WHISKY THE BEST OBTAINABLE,

NOTE—Wanted at this sale: 40 to 50 Porkers and Baconers. Entries solicited. NGARUAWAHIA STOCK SALE Friday, June 6. 80 FRESH-CONDITIONED 3year STEERS 50 Very Forward 5-year Bullocks from Te Akau 40 Forward Four-year Bullocks 35 Fat Cows J Draught Horse 1 Harness Marc, with foal at foot by General Wood 1 Pony, broken to harness I Cob i iH-inonihs Filly Entries solicited. CLEARING SALE AT WAITOA Saturday, June /■ instructed by W. MtOuarleis, wh" has sold his farm, we will hold a Clearing Sale on above date. O R DAIRY COWS, to calve July O*J a nd August, mostly Jerseys, and carrying second and third calf, beaw milkers and high testers 12 Yearling Steers and Heifers 40 Calves 6 Breeding Sows, 14 Store Pigs, 30 Young Pigs 4 months old, I Devon Boar 14 Milk Cans and Buckets 1 D.F. Plough, Set Discs, Stack Hay 30 tons, Lot Troughs, etc.

FARMS! FARMS! FARMS! Farmers! Support Your Own Association: The Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneering Co. LIMITED THE ABOVE COMPANY HAS FOR SALE: Many Choice Dairy, Sheep & Cattle Farms Also Gco'l Cntting-np Propositions, including SUBURBAN and COUNTRY BLOCKS. PROPERTIES WORTH INSPECTION. rAO ACRES Freehold at Waitoa. New b-roomed liou.se OUO and all conveniences. All in grass and subdivided into 1 N paddocks. Carrying JnO big cattle, <0 horses, and 40 young cattle. S miles from school, creamery, railway and post-office. Price, Ai" per acre. Terms arranged. FI IN *7/ J ACRES Freehold at Tiran. 7-roomed house, -IllUi roomed house, cowshed, implenieut shed and necessary outbuildings. All in grass and subdivided into _>S paddocks. Carrying INtjl) sheep, J n o cattle, IJu dairy cows. 1 mile from school, creamery and post-office, 5 miles from railway. Price, A s l"s per acre. Terms arranged.

F4<)(i tiqi ACRES Freehold at Tauwhare. 7 roomed house, om all conveniences, IJ-stall stable, woolshed, etc., 4. stand shearing plant. I SOU acres in grass and subdivided into In paddocks. 1 Vb" ewes, I"" cattle, I" horses. - miles from school, creamery and post-office, miles from railway. Price, £• per acre. Terms arranged. F 4 i If you want to BUY or SELL a FARM, keep in touch with The Farmers’ Co-opcrativo Auctioneering Company, Ltd. O. F. CLOTHIER, Land Department