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Waipa Post, Volume 32, Issue 1786, 24 July 1926, Page 1

SUBSCRIPTION, DELIVERED: Per Quarter, 4s 6d earth; 63 6d booked POSTED: ; Par Quarter, 6s 3d c&oht \ .. 7b $d booked.

The Farmers’ Co-operative Auctioneering' Company, Ltd. PEDIGEEE STOCK SALES. R. J, Wilson, Putaruru —Sale of Pedigree Jerseys—4th August, 1926. W. J. Hall, Matatoki—Pedigree Jerseys—September 28. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. Tuesday, 27th July, 1926. Sale at 11 a.m. 10 fat cows 50 fat and forward Polled Angus bullocks, off turnips .10 fresh-conditioned cows 30 fat pigs 30 store and wean'er pigs 1 pedigree Berkshire boar 1 pedigree Berkshire sow 2 sows to farrow ' 2 isows with' litters Entries solicited. CLEARING SALE AT TE KAWA ED. KIO KIO. Tuesday, 27tli July, 1926. Sale at 11.30 a.m. 'Under instructions from Mr G. C. Bennett, who is giving up farming, we will sell, as above: — 20 Jeifsey-cross cows * '6 3-year Jersey-cross cows 13 2-year heifers 13 Jersey-cross calves ‘ 7 farm horses 1 gig horse 1 child’s pony, saddle and bridle 6 breeding sows 1 Berkshire boar 17 store pigs 700 new bricks 4 lengths railway iron, 24-foot 1 30-cwt spring cart 1 25-gallon ILily separator 1 100-gallon Lister separator F.P. drill, MJH. 14-blade discs, 10foot tripod harrows, 3-leaf tine harrows, swamp plough, s.f. Tliver plough, clog-cart, swingle-trees, chains, etc, wash-house and man’s room (for removal, 20 feet x 9 feet 16 inches), 20 <puriri strainers, 200 acacia posts. iHcufeehold furniture, etc.

Luncheon provided. 979 CAMBRIDGE SPRING HORSE FAIR. September 7th, Sth, 9th, 19th. Entries Solicited. TE KTJITI STOCK SALE. r , Wednesday, 4th August, 1926. Entries solicited. OTOROJIANGA STOCK SALE. Friday, 6th August, 1926. Entries solicited. OH AUTO STOCK SALE. Frid,ay, 6th August, 1926, ■ Entries solicited. TE AWAMUTU STOCK SALE. Thursday, 12th August, 1926. Entries solicited. TE KUITI STOCK SALE. Wednesday, 18th .August, 1926. Entries solicited. CLEARING.SALE AT OTOROHANGA. Monday, 2nd August, 1926. Sale at Noon. , Favoured 'with instructions from Messns H. Clark and Sons, who are giving up dairying, we will sell on' the farm, op the above-mentioned date, •the whole of their dairy herd, comprising:- , 72 dairy cows, in calf to Jersey hulls 18 2-year heifers, in calf to Jersey hulls 30 1-year Jersey heifers 2 pedigree Jersey hulls 8 forward store pigs Waggon, rake, MJH. disc, drill, M:H jtfler, 2 sells tine harrows, tripod and chain harrows, cultivator, 12-blade disc, McCormick binder, testing buckets. 4-cow plant (’M.V.), 2i-h.p. Auto engine, lot of cream cans, iron, and sundries. The butter-fat returns for this season are 19,104 lbs from the 72 cows. Factory returns may be seen at sale. The stock are in good condition, aud we can recommend buyeds to attend this sale. Luncheon provided. 7ALLACE users are Wallace boosters. Ask to see our testimonials m users of Wallace Milking MacuTf’Oß .SALE. —Several hundredweight of clean newspapers for wrapping. One penny per lb. —Waipa Post Office.