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Waipa Post, Volume VII, Issue 334, 28 July 1914, Page 8

JI.Z. Loan & Mercantile Agency Co,, Limited. CLEARING SALES. August s—Geo. Titidle, junction of Canibridge-i'iako Roads August 10—Mrs J. Grant, Matahura Augilst 13—Self, and Cooper, Te Kuiti DAIRY COW SALES. Cambridge—August I Te Kuiti—August 19 CLEARING SALE A-T OIIAUPO. Wednesday, July 29. At 11.30 a.m. Instructed by Mr Henry Patten, of Obaupo, who has sold his farm, we will sell on above date— I brown cob mare, good in all harness I Berkshire sow 11 slips > 13 White Leghorn fowls Gig, spring cart (nearly new), plough (double wheel), milk cart harness, saddle and bridle, swingle trees, plough chains, sledge, pig barrels and troughs, 200 drain pipes, pigsty on skids, pig race, grinding stone on frame, ladder, wlv: elbarrow, two tanks, hay knife, horse covers, 2 small stacks hay, sundries. Quaint kauri combination pair, set of toilet ware, bedsteads and mattresses, linoleum, bedding and pillyws, high-backed chairs, rockers, coucli. fender and irons, table and cover, S-day clock, dresser, dining table and cover, dinner set, bl ; nds and curtains, crockery, kitchen utensils. Zonophone and records, breech-loading gun, milk puns and buckets, wash tubs and wringer, sundries, etc. HAMILTON PIORSE SALE! Tuesday, August 4, at 10.30 a.m. 9 qo WORSES °f All Classes Entries Solicited, Horses will be numbered in order of their arrival at bazaar

CAMBRIDGE SPECIAL DAIRY COW SALE. Friday, July 31. 011 account of Mrs Kingdom, of Pukekura, whose lease has expired, her whole herd of 20 choice Shorthorn dairy cows, the majority due in August 2 Berkshire sows Milk cans, etc. 50 cows, due August, J. M. Hall 10 millc cans, J. M. Hall 50 Jersey cows, due end July and early in August, Peppercorn Bros. 24 cows, due August, Mrs Atkinson 4 milk cans, Mrs Atkinson 16 cows, close to profit, Wynn Brown JO cows, close to profit, Mr Goyle 12 Jersey, Holstein, and Shorthorn heifers, close to profit, A. Forrest 12 Shorthorn heifers, to calve early, T. PI. Smith - 10 Shorthorn heifers, W.and E.Nickle 30 very choice 3 year Shorthorn heifers, at profit, Mrs F. Hicks These lines are well-grown, good-con-ditioned heifers from splendid da'rystrain ALSO—--200 choice 2 1 / z to3-yr springing heifers Entries solicited. NOTE—On account of the large entry of whole dairies and heifers this sale has been altered to above date. The sale will commence at 11 a.m. sharp with whole dairies, and continue at 10 a.m. on Saturday.

CAMBRIDGE SPRING CATTLE SALE Monday, August 3. 1200 CATTLE 1000 well-bred cattle, yearling to 2 year old, off turnips, from local settlers 300 choice well-grown yearling to 18 month Shorthorn steers 40 fat steers 15 well-bred 4 year fat and forward bullocks, off turnips 65 fat cows 35 fresh-conditioned cows 45 18 month to 2 year- empty Short horn dairy heifers 20 choice yearling Holstein - Jersey cross heifers 20 extra choice yearling Shorthorn heifers, front one of the best herds in Pukerimu 30 store pigs Wanted—loo fat cows .Entries solicited. HAMILTON HORSE SALE. Tuesday, August 4, at 10.30 a.lll. 2qq HORSES OF ALL CLASSES j Entries solicited. Horses will be numbered m order of their arrival at bazaar. CLEARING SALE ' Junction Cambridge and Piako Roa'ds. Wednesday, August 5011 account of Mr Geo. Tindle. 20 choice dairy cows I 3 year Shorthorn bull I draught mare, very staunch I hack and harness horse 1 sow and litter 2 sows, close to farrowing 5 young sows I Berkshire boar 60 fowls Tip dray and harness, gig and harness, child's riding pad, milk cans, troughs, barrels, garden tools, and usual sundries. SfiSs Stand the Season at Te Awamutu, and travel where inducement offers, The Trotting Stallion GHOAI (Wildwood—Doliy), 2.28. Full brother to champion Ribbonwood. Mares consigned to Te Awamutu by rail will be taken delivery of by a competent man. Terms: Single-mares, £4 4s; two or more mares, as arranged. All money due on Ist January, 1915. Grazing : Dry mares, Is 6d ; wet mares, 2s per week. Every care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to J. TEDDY, JUNR., Owner, Te Awamutu.