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Waipa Post, Volume VI, Issue 262, 7 November 1913, Page 4

I'f.S. Loan & Mercantile Agency Co., Limited. . NOTICE. CLIENTS are particularly requested to note that, as from Ist October, 1913, all stock accounts arc due in fourteen clays, and any amounts not paid within that time will be charged interest from date of purchase. Clienis requiring accommodation must make their financial arrangements with our Hamilton office before purchasing. TE AWAMUTU STOCK SALE. Saturday, November 15. r~ ~ HEAD Cattle to fat steers 35 fat cows 40 18 month to 2 year steers 30 2 year empty dairy heifers 120 15 month steers 150 15 month heifers 'BO mixed cattle 40 store and wcaner pigs Entries Solicited.

CLEARING SALE AT OHINEWAI. Saturday, November 15. [-FAVOURED with instructions from Mr P. F. Higgins, who lias disposed of his property, we will sell on above date— Cattle, horses, implements, etc. Full particulars later. PIRONGIA Stock sale. Monday, November 17. 200 CATTLE Entries solicited. CLEARING SALE AT KARAPIRO, NEAR CAMBRIDGE. [-FAVOURED with instructions from ~ Mr W. J. Graham, who has sol 1 his farm, we will sell the whole of his live and dead stock, including—--32 'choice young dairy cows, all in full milk 5 choice 2\' 2 year heifers, in milk or right at profit 1 Shorthorn bull 25 calves 3 useful farm mares I child’s pony The whole herd of Devon pigs, comprising— Champion sow, Oamaru Lass Black Princess, winner of many prizes Black Bess, 18 months old, winner of three first prizes in strong competition Champion boar, Black Prince 4 young boars 3 young sows 6 slips and porkers Implements, harness, tools, etc., posts and wire, White Leghorn fowls, household furniture, etc. I good cattle dog Also, on behalf of a client—--15 young cattle Waggon and spring trap

Luncheon provided. CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE. Monday, November 24. 700 cattle - Entries solicited. Wanted: 60 fat cows and heifers HAMILTON HORSE FAIR. Friday and Saturday, December 5 and 6. oqq HORSES Entries solicited. Note;—l iie dates of this sale have been altered as above/so as not to clash with Waikatc A. and P. Show. N.B.—Horses will be numbered in order as they arrive at Bazaar. WOOL SALES. Dates of Auckland Wool Sales—26th November, 1913. 3oth January, 19x4. In order to be catalogued Wool must be in stors by the previous Friday. New and up-to-date wool warehouse, with every facility for displaying wool to best advantage. Liberal advances made against clips.

To Stand the Season on the Farm, Tokanui, Kihikihi, the Purebred Shetland Pony MIGHTY ATOM. A/j IGHTY ATOM is adark brown pony, standing 10.2 hands, well built, very showy, and remarkably good tempered. Prize-taker at Auckland Show.—For particulars apply G. S. CLARKE, Kihikihi. To Stand at Te Awamutu, the Wellknown Clydesdale Stallion . HIGHLAND CHIEF (Commodore —Myra). O IGHLAND CHIEF, as a three-vear-■Fl old, gained first prizes at Auckland, Hamilton, and Cambridge Shows. This, with his progeny, is ample recommendation to the public. For further particulars apply to JOHN POLLARD, Owner. BREED TO THE BEST. To Stand the Season at “ Jsla Bank/' Te AwamuUi, the Trotting Stallion GHOAI. W' HOAI (2.28), by Wildwood —Dolly, LI is one of thebest. - He is full brother to the peerless Ribbonwood (2.9), for eight years champion of Australasia, and udio was displaced from that proud position by his own son King Cole by twofilths of a second over a mile course. Ribbonwood has 20 performances at better than 2.25 to the mile. GHOAI, with no chances, is sire of Futurity (2.23JA), Glioam (2 miles in 4.53, a high-class performance for a 3-vcar-old lilly), and the trotters Desmond, Igho, and Myrtle G. Every care taken, but 110 responsibility FRANK QUIN, Te Awamuiu.