COMING SALES
rho !• armors Co-op. Auctioneering U) draw ihe attention of clients to the followtng sales which will he held tomorrow: Horse sale, at Hamilton; , stock sale at Katikati; a clearing sale at -Motiiniaoiio on account of Mr R J JlcCaugland, who h:, s sold his farm; , stock sal." at Otorohanga; and (lainsale at Hamilton. Full particulars of these salvs will be found in the firm's advertising columns. -Messrs Dalget.v and Co., Ltd , draw attention to their Matamafn sale tomorrow, when they will offer a full yarding of cattle, including heef, store cows, two-year sr-ers, mixed sex yearlings, etc. On Thursday thev will'hold an important clearing sale on account of the Pancre Estate, near Tirau when they will offer the whole of their live and dead stock. The cuttle and sheep are of exceptionally good quality, haviiH! heen carefully culled and drafted. There is also a splendid range of implements in first-class order, and as good as new. For the convenience of buyers a conveyance will leave the post office. Cambridge, at 8.30 sharp on morning of sale. MILKING SHORTHORNS. ' At Stony River, on Thursday nex f , Mr Newton King will sell a very line ' line of pedigree registered and grade Shorthorn cattle. Leaflets giving full \ particulars can he obtained from any of the auctioneering offices. Amongst the ' cattle described will be noticed a two- ! year heifer Duchess, which Mr Thomas bred from a cow, Daisy, purchased at Mrs Gordon Salway's dispersal sale; Daisy was one of the registered cows sold by Mr Salway. Ruse Prince and Darbalara, the sire of Duchess, was j. imported to \ew Zealand by .Mr Salway n from the Darbalara estate! New South ,1 Wales. His sire, Emblem of Darbalara, s was champion milking Shorthorn bull li at the Sydney Royal Show for the b years 1010, 1011. 1012, 10K5, 1014, and '» 101.3, and also obtained special prizes ;i for bull and progeny, milking Short- ( ' horn (dass. Rose of Balara, the dam ''' of Rose Prince, is also the dam of :l Ranker -in!, Prince of Raleigh. David ,' Ifarum, and Souvenir, all well-known '.' prize-winners at the Sydney Rovnl and other leaning Australian shows. ."' and have been successful as sire.-; of ~ high-class winners, both in the show i' rin» ami idm-ia! testing. The bull Lee ei Metfor.l 7tii. althou-:> stated in the Ic< Ic::flc1 as not t'or sale, will be offered H withoul reserve, and it is int»tvsti«" m '•■ t- his hnvdiiu;. || 0 u .., s ]„,„, , 1V Il„ fls" tr-istees of the Moore Hunter , - j tale. Kvwera. and is bv the well- ' !<i -iwn hull Te Ante Knight Ist. an,; j out of Xaricy Lee :;ilr|.. As will Inoticed by iiie adve-iis.-nent, ear, will j ' HMi ir m: N rat ford. Kapeuga! and Ma- j '' ii»i» ' ;:1 1 ■'■■' morning of the su'e. hi '' lemilp.: buyers arc rr.ii: -i ..| -,,, |, . ,: J •.«•:': ';..■ h.'hi'i■.'"the '•■ ' '\:{,K'.'■", ! • i.-k any .-alii, ;;! i ', : ima •:••,': Ji.
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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13817, 23 July 1918, Page 4
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479COMING SALES Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13817, 23 July 1918, Page 4
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