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Waikato Times, Volume 84, Issue 13208, 25 June 1915, Page 8

FARMERS AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, LTD. (LIMITED.) HAMILTON, N.Z. Branch3s: Ohaupo, Matamata and Te Aroha. Waikato Agents for : "STORRIE" MILKING MACHINES, Bucket or Releaser Plants. LISTER ENGINES, SEPARATORS, & SHEARING PLANTS: "DOMO" and "WASA" HAND SEPARATORS. MASSEY HARRIS COY'S FARM IMPLEMENTS. BARXETT GLASS MOTOR TYRES AND TUBES. MOTOR CARS. SAMSON WINDMILLS. SHEEP DIP, " Little's " and " Cooper's." NEW ZEALAND PORTLAND CEMENT, "Crown" Brand. Full Stocks of MANURES, GRAIN, FENCING MATERIALS, SEEDS, .and all FARMERS' REQUISITES on hand. WE INVITE INSPECTION OF OUR STOCK OF FARMERS' HARDWARE.

APPROACHING SALES. JUNE. Hikutaia, Monday 28th Matamata, Wednesday 30th Mangaroa, Wednesday 30th CLEARING SALES. JUNE. G. W. Richards, Te Awamutu (in conjunction with N.Z. Loan Co.) Monday. June 28th A. Diprose, The Orchard, Hauriki: Tuesday, June 29th Mrs Hogan, Manawaru: Tuesday, June 29th J. Bird, Wharepca: Wednesday, June 30th Estate W. Hunter (deceased), dairy herd in Matamata Yards: Wednesday, June 30th Rose Bro-,, dairy herd Thursday, July Ist Fisher, Paeroa : Thirsday, July Ist W. J. Napier, Taringamutu: Friday, July 2nd H. M. Cole, Koromatua : Friday, July 2nd W. L. Caitmill, French Pass, Cambridge : Saturday, July 3rd Robson Bros, Whatawhata : Monday, July sth A.M. H. Welch, Waeranga: Monday, Tuly sth W. Berry, Turua: Monday, July sth H. Magil!, Waihou: Tuesday, July 6th H. Madsen, dairy herd, Ohaupo Yards : Tuesday, July 6 v h P. McFhnson, Waerenga: Thursday, July Bth C. Gibbons, Kcmata : Tr ursday, July Bth M. Madill, Taihoa: Monday, July I2th C. Rountree, Ctorohanga: Wednesday, July 14th W. F. Harding, Matamata: Friday, July 16.11 Executors Thomas Cowley, Kaipaki: Fiiday, July I6th A. J. Davies' dairy herd, Hinueia: Moirhv, July 19th Bloomfielu Bros, Motumaoho: Tuesday, July 20th Clearing Sale, Hicke/ Bros., Matamata : Thursday, July 22nd E. V. Weir, Turua: Thursday, July 22nd Mrs Fnirze, Matangi Friday, July 23rd Glynn lewis. Okoroirr?, dairy herd: Monday, July 26th G. Farmil'e, Matamata: Tuesday, July 27th Sale of Dairy account J. Andean, Tirohia: Wednesday, July 28th Montague Bros., Turanga-o-moana: Thursday, July 2Qth A. K. Alexander, Hikutaia: Friday, July V th AUGUST. Scott Eros., Ngarua: Monday, August 2nd Wm. Cony, Hinuera dairy herd: Tuesday, August 3rd J. T. Graham, Hillside: Wednesday, August .tth R. Chilcott, first annual sale of pedigree Berkshire pigs: Hamilton Yards, August sth R. D. Fisher, Monavale : Dairy herd, Thursday, August 12th WANTED AT ONCE - Secondhand Htrcules Scrub Cutter, in good working order. "ANTED - Four Good Dairy r V Herds of 50 Cows each. Client will inspect next week. Mustbeyoung cows and hand milked.

BUY THE BEST. The Farmers'. Cooperative Auctioneering Company have received instructions from Wm. Coerigan, Esq., to sell by private treaty his well-known fattening farm situated on the fringe of the Piako Swamp. LOT I—B9a. 3r. 28p. Two road frontages. Subdivided into 4 paddocks extra good dairying pasture. 30 acres young grass, splendid take. The balance, which has been down 4 and 5 year?, contain a good mixture of English grasses, and strong growth; watered by artesian bore, which supplies three pad-Jocks with an unlimited supply. This section contains a fineabuilding site, and would carry 50 cows straight away. LOT 2-82 acres. Good road frontage on to a good metalled road which leads direct to Waitoa Railway Station, 4% miles distant. Three subdivisions ; carrying extra good grass; has been down 4 and 5 years, the oldest pasture being the best. This section is watered by artesian, which supplies the three paddocks ; will easily carry 45 cows. LOT 3—106 acres. Homestead block, 5-roomed cottage, new washhouse large stable, shed and barn, which can easily be converted into a cowshed if required; 7 paddocks, watered by mill and artesian supply. The whole of this lot is in great pasture, from I to 5 years old ; will carry 60 cows and do them well. LOT 4-JOia. 3r. ICp., 40 acres of swedes, is equal to anything grown in the Waikato, balance in good permanent pasture, equal in carrying capacity to other sections. Arrangements en be made to have the turnip land put into grass. Three subdivisions, watered by No. 4 Artesian bore. LOT 5—128 a. 3r. 22p , 3 paddocks, 55 acres young grass, put in in March, is now 6 inches high, and a perfect sole. Will carry a beast to the acre in the summer. This section has 3 subdivisions, all of which are watered by a never-failing stream. 15 acres in turnips. Fine building site.and will carry PLANS ON APPLICATION. Farmers' Co-op. Auctioneering Co., WARD STREET H\MILTON