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Waikato Argus, Volume XXXVI, Issue 5728, 3 October 1914, Page 4

FARMERS* AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, LIMITED. l lie Farmers' Cooperative Auctioneering Co., (LIMITED.) HAMILTON, N.Z. Branches: Ohaupo, Matamata and Te Aroha. Turnip Seeds. Turnip Seeds Onr shipment from Home has just arrived, and we stronsly recommend Kenta to book early, in case of probable shortage. Hurst's seeds are we 1 inown round the Waikato, and the seeds purchased by us are ot the highest germination. _ , , . , Jersey Queen Mangold, Buda Kale, and Sugar Beet, also on hand. Manures* BASIC SLAG (Bilston's, and 17/20 o/o) arriving by Home steamers 0,1 SUPERPHOSPHATE, We have a largo shipment of Superphosphate 36/380/0, arriving in Auckland about the second weekin As this manure is very scarce just now, it would be advisable for a. mors equiring Superphosphate for the turnips, to send their orders in eaily, as we have already booked a number of orders. Motor Tyres and Tubes. We have recently |taken over the agency ot Barnett Glass Rubber Goods ; and clients requiring tyres and tubes would find it to their advantage to inspect these lines before procuring elsewhere. Waikato Agents for: "Storrie" Milking Machines, bucket or releasei plants. "Greeuslade" Combined Engine and Vacuum Pump. "Lister" Engines. Separators and Shearing 1 lants. Massey-Harris Coy's Farm Implements Motor Cars—"Buick," "Hudson and "Argyle. "Samson" Windmills. (J Sheep Dip—"Little's" and "Cooper s. New Zealand Portland Cement, "Crown" Brand Full stock of Manures, Grain, Fencing Materials, Seeds, and all Farmer's Requisites always on hand.

FARMERS' AUCTIONEERING CO 6 Yearling Shoithorn Heifers, by Edward's Dairyman 3 Bull Calves 8 Calves ■GARUAWAHIA STOCK SALE Friday, October 9. iCA FORWARD BULLOCKS IOU 200 Three-year Meers 30 Fat and Forward Cows 150 Good-framed Cows 100 Three and 354 -year Steers 150 Two and i-vear Steers 400 Choice Yearling Steers and Heifers 50 Sprindng Heifers 200 Four-tooth Empty Ewes Sale at ll a.m. -AUROA STOCK SALE Friday, October 9. ft YEARLINGS '" 15 Four-year Steers 25 Springers 30 Mixed Cattle 4 Bulls 100 Hougets 30 Empty Ewes Entries solicited. CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE j Monday, October 12. Entries solicited. BULL SALE Tuesday, October' 3 )X(\ HOLSTEIN and HORTjO\) HORN BUL S, from principal Waikato breeders. 150 Yearling Shorthorn Bulls from Jno. Fisher, R. Fisher. W. Vosper, Jas. Freegard, Jas. Corrigan, E. Allen, W. C. Ring, A. McNicol, E. Potts, VVm. Wil!ou«hby, Geo. Hall, C. Daibeth, b. Cavanagh. Vicktrs Bros., and others 70 Two-year Shorthorn Bu'ls, from Fisher Bros., Wm Vosper, E. Allen, W. C. Ring, Jas. Taylor, Wm Taylor, 11. Rh< des, C J. Storey, Geo. Hall, and others 10 Three and Four-year Shorthorn Bulls 1 Two-year Holstein Bull, bred by Newton King 20 Jersey and HoLtein Bulls 2 Pedigree Shorthorn Bulls, I and 2 years old Also, immediatelv after Bull Sale— Pf\r\ HE A D CAT TL E Entries solicited. URAU STOCK SALE Wednesday, October 14. Entries solicited. "|UTATIERE STOCK SALE Thursday, October 15. Entries solicited. AIHOU STOCK SALE vv Friday, October 16. Entries solicited. 3ANGIRIKI STOCK SALE I jX Tuesday, October 20. ;A YEARLING STEERS AND 't)U HEIFERS 100 Three-year Steers 2(0 Two-year Steers 40 Store Cows 20 Fat Co^s Entries solicited. QHURA STOCK SALE Tuesday, October 20. Entries solicited. f\TOROHANGA STOCK SALE Thursday, October 22. Entries solicited. ~,-ANGAROA (TE TEKO) Vl STOCK SALE. Thursday, October 22. I IXA FAT & FORWARD COWS JLO\J 100 Four-year Bullocks rco Three-year Steers 100 Mixed Cattle I Entries solicited.

FARMERS' AUCTIONEERING CO I Approaching Sales. OCTOBER. Hikutaia, Monday sth Te Anga. Tuesday 6th Matamata, Wednesday 7th Te Kuiti, Wednesday 7th Hamilton. Thursday Bth Ngaruawahia, Friday 9th Kauroa, Friday 9th Cambridge, Monday 12th Ohaupo Bull Sale, Tuesday 13tn Tirau, Wednesday 14th Matiere, Thursday 15th Waihou, Friday 16th Rangiriri, Tuesday 20th Ohura, Tuesday 20th Otorohanga, Thursday 22nd Oparau, Thursday 2 2nd Morrinsville, Friday 23rd Te Puke, Friday 23rd _______ •OR PRIVATE SALE Ensilage Cutter, Set Tripod Harrows I No. II Ohio Ensilage Cutter and Blower, both in good order 75 N.Z. Dairy Association Shares, 35s paid-up 3 Three-year Stallions by Lord Hopetown, all eligible for Stud Book I Four-year Stallion by Lord Hopetown—Jewel 4th / ILIENTS are particularly reques\J ted to note that as from the Ist October, 1913, all stock accounts are due in fourteen days, and any amounts not paid within that time will be charged interest from date of purchase. . Clients requiring accommodation must make their financial arrangements with our Hamilton Office before purchasing. We have just imported a small consignment of American Sulkies. Prices can be obtained on application. IKUTAIA STOCK SALE Monday, October 5. 2(\ 2% TO 3-year BULLOCKS OU 14 Working Bullocks, with or without gear 7 Breeding Sows Entries solicited. IE ANGA STOCK SALE Tuesday, October 6. ~ THREE TO 31-year STEERS -J 60 Yearling Steers 80 Two to 21-year Steers 30 Mixed Yearlings 20 Three-year Springing Heifers Entries solicited. IE KUITI STOCK SALE Wednesday, October 7. AA H eTB" CATTLE 50 Three and 31-year Steers 100 Ihree-year Steers 270 Two-year Steers 25 Two and Three-vear Steers 30 Forward Cows, off turnips 30 Springing Heifers 203 Yearlings 50 Fat and Forward Wethers Sale at 12 o'clock. IyiATAMATA STOCK SALE Wednesday, October 7. OW HEIFERS 70 Fat and Forward Cows 10 Fat Steers 30 Springing Heifers 2 Four->ear Holstein Bulls 10 Two-year Holstein Bulls 2 Yearling Holstein Bulls 15 Two-year Shorthorn Bulls I Three-year Shorthorn Bull 10 Yearling Shorthorn Bulls 160 Fat Wethers 120 Fat Ewes 80 Fat Hoggets Sale at 12 o'clock. Entries solicited. HAMILTON STOCK AND ANNUAL BULL SALE. Thursday, October 8. uU 100 Fat Sheep 30 Empty Two-} ear Heifers 2 15-month Shorthorn Bulls Also, on account of R. T. Gilmour, Esq., COWS, prize- takers

THE TOWER ESTATE The Pick of Matamata Sub-divided into Five Fine Dairy Farms. Land is The< Price is VRigl Terms are For Full Particulars Apply FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING COY., HAMILTON.