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Waipa Post, Volume II, Issue 77, 16 January 1912, Page 4

Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneering Company, Limited. 1912. In future our Cambridge Sales will be held on Mondays—the first sale in the New Year will be January 8th —and every four weeks afterwards. Our Tirau Sales will in future be held on Wednesdays—the first sale in the new year being on January ioth. Waihou Sales will in future be held every three weeks —next sale date, Friday, January I2th. Morrinsville Sales will be held triweekly, commencing on Friday, January 19th. A S delay often occurs through absenre ■ of owners when stock is being submitted at auction, we will accept in future that whereno instructions are given that it is left to the auctioneer to do his best for the owner and sell. Matamata—Wednesday, 17 Morrinsville—Friday, 19 Ohaupo—Tuesday, 23 Matiere —Tuesday, 23 Ngaruawahia—Wednesday, 24 Otorohanga—Thursday, 25 Hamilton —Thursday, 25 Ohaupo Sheep Fair —Wednesday, 31 MATAMATA STOCK SALE. Wednesday, January 17th. 100 18 months steers 110 yearlings 100 18-months to 2-year heifers 40 2-year heifers with bull 50 beef 50 empty cows 3 forward cows 30 fat lambs 30 fat ewes 60 heavy fat wethers 170 f.f.m. Romney-cross ewss, with 100% lambs Quiet reliable buggy mare Sale at 11.30 a.m. Entries solicited. MORRINSVILLE STOCK SALE. Friday, January 19th. TC O ch O ice DAIRY HEIFERS, -L J W 2 years old, bull put in end November. Also, on account of Mr J. M. Scales, who has sold his farm — 200 longwool ewes, chiefly 4 and 6 tooth, with 100 per cent lambs 150 2 tooth ewes 60 wethers' I yearfing colt by Labourer Entries solicited. OHAUPO STOCK SALE. 600 Tuesday, January 23. \ HEAD Cattle Entries solicited. MATIERE STOCK SALE. Tuesday, Jauuary 23rd. 600 HEAD CATTLE 400 4,6, and f.f.m. ewes with lambs 300 ewe hoggets Entries solicited. CLEAEING SALE, RIVER ROAD, ROTOTUNA. Tuesday, January 30. Favoured with instructions from Mr F. Zimmerman, we will hold a clearing sale on the farm on above date, comprising the whole of his dairy herd, etc. — . 0 COWS in full milk 43 . . 3 springing cows 2 cows and calves 2 fat cows 5 2 year'heifers in calf , 9 18 month heifers with bull, IS 10 month steers and heifers 42 calves, I Shorthorn bull 3 medium draught horses/ work anywhere I buggy mare and foal by Welcome Willie 1 hack and harness horse, 6 years I unbroken hack, 1 boy's pony, gig and harness 1 sow and 8 young, 4 porkere, I Tamworth boar 7 ducks, 40 fowls 2 drays, waggonette (pole and shafts), d.s. huggy, hay rake, 2 d.f. ploughs, s.f. plough, tine and disc harrows, cultivator, harness, swingletrees, ' chains, mowing machine, 2 separators (Globe and Alfa-Laval), I 2 h.p. oil engine (Harvester), shafts, pulleys, belts, buckets, milking utensils, lady's bicycle, household furniture of 6roomed house. "

Luncheon provided. Sale at 11.30 a.m. ANNUAL OHAUPO SHEEP FAIR. Wednesday, January 31, 1912. We will hold our first sheep fair of the season on above date. Entries solicited.

H. MEYER, . \YATER QIVINER AND \Y ELL S INKER ' MANGAPIKO. Water Divining in any part of the District^ No*snarge for locating water if to sink well is placed in my Artesian Bores or open wells sunk at shortest notice. Further particulars given on request. 2363

T. HASTINGS, Builder & Contractor, TE AWAMUTU, and at Taihape. "RUILDING of any description undertaken at shortest notice in any part of the district. Workmanship guaranteed. Plans and specifications prepared if necessary. No job too small. No job too big. Letters receive prompt attention. 2292