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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13817, 23 July 1918, Page 8

FAntoZ.i:,' :v:cy' ACRES—Alongside Glaxo Factory. Ofgicuii)" heavy kiuukatea OUaii. Ail been stumped and ploughed, and now in the best o! grass and in good heart. Trrs property has been well farmed. Pine homestead. All necessary outbuildings. Well subdivided and .veil watered. First-class orchard. A splendid cutting-up proposition, nothing to beat this in the Waikato. PRICE, £45. Easy terms to approved man. The Farmers' Co-op. Auct. Co., Ltd. WARD STREET. HAMILTON. „E CONDITIONS OF SALE FOR O SECTIONS OK oJ ACRES EACH - STOCK ARE—CASH WITHIN, « ' AT IE KOWHAI. 14 DAYS. Clients wishing for an ox- Full particulars *n another part of tension of time for payment, either by this paper. cash or by the subsequent sale of stock must make arrangements prior Entries Solicited. to purchase with the management of __ bend office, Hamilton.

CLEARING SALE AT KAINUI. TAUPIRI. FRIDAY, JULY 20, 12 o'coek. On account of Mr J. CV'i"liey, who has disposed of his farm, vr will Soil THE WHOLE OF HIS LITE AND DEAD STOCK. S Cows, close to profit 23 Calves, mostly steers 5 Sows in pig 1 Boar 40 Slips 5 Draught Horses (work anywhere) 2 Ponies 2 Saddles and Bridles, Dray, Saddle and Breeching, 2i-ton Sp. Waggon, 25cwt Sp. Dray, 11-coulter Drill, Broadcaster, Mower, Hay Rake, 2 Oliver Plows, 2 Sets Disc Harrows, Disc Plow, Tripod and Chain Harrows, 4horse Block and Tackle, 10 tons Lime, 1 Sledge, 200 Matai Posts, 2 Sets Horse Clippers, 400 battens, Plain and Barb Wire, Wheelbarrow, Piping, 2C> Culvert Pipes, >j Sacks Seed Potatoes, Sundries, etc. Fowls, Ducks One Fcrd Car, o-seater, contents of newly furnished G-roomed house ki good order. Luncheon Provided.

CLEARING SALES. JULY. 11. J. McC'ausland, Motumaoho: Wednesday. July 24. R. Frodsham, Katikati: Thursday, July 25th: T. Bunting, Athenree: Friday, July 26 J. Caughev, Kainui: Friday, July 20. W. Biv: Sale of Dairv Herd, Friday, July 20. A. C. Hove, Tamvhare: Satn. day, July 27. G. Thomas, Te Kowhai: Monday, July 29. J. Teddv, jun., Kaipaki: Tuesday, July 30th. LATER. C. A. Hopping, sale of 80 Stud nolstein Cattle, at Hikutaia, Wed., October 20.. in conjunction with Dalgety and Company. AUGUST. M rs Harney, Walton: Thursday, Ah K. Sprott, Morrinsville, August 2nd. B. Spencer, Netherton, August sth. A. C. Milne, Riki-o-Rangi, Ohaupo road': Monday, August 12. M. H. Henburn, Tirau: Tuesdiiy. August 13. REPORTS OF SALES will ■be published in Tuesday and Friday's issues of this paper. HAMILTON KOF.SE FAIR. TO-DAY and TO-MOKEOW, at 10 a.m. **fWl DRAUGHT, LIGHT AND »vU UNBROKEN HORSES. 50 Heavy Draughts 60 Medium Draughts 100 Light Harness Horse s and Hacks 40 Unbroken Horses Numbers will be allotted as horses enter yards morning of sale. Order of Sale. —To-day, Unbroken and Draughts; To-morrow, Light Horses. Also at 2 p.m. To-morrow, on account of Mr D. Moroney: Double Buggy and pair of Horses Single and smart single buL'sxv Horse Entries Solicited.

WAIHOU STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, JULY 20. 12 it SQO HE A D CAT TL E. 1 Purebred Jersey Cow. 100 Clives l) Fat Steers "!•" .''-yer.r Steers 70 Shorthorn Yearling Steers, aud Heifers GO 2-year Heifers 40 2-year Steers 2 Heavy Draught Horses 10 Two-year Steers 50 Beef' 30 Store Cows 200 2-tooth Ewes (in Innit, to Hornney Hams) 100 Fat and Forward Ev.es 100 Mixed Cattle 30 Pigs On account of Mr W. Bly .'{o Jersey-cross Dairy Cows in calf to Purebred Jersey Bull. Also a private sale on account of J. Alt-Hardy 25 to 30 Two-year Steers CLEARING SALE AT TAUWHARE. SATURDAY, JULY 27, 12 o'clock. Favoured with instructions from Mr A. C. Hove, who has disposed of his farm, we will sell THE WHOLE OK HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. 100 Empty Ewes 43 Mixed Ycarilngs 9 2-year S.H. Heifers in calf 3 2-yeav Steers 14 Dairy Cows, mostly 2nd calf 1 S.H.' Halt 4 Unbroken Horses 2 Farm Horses 1 Thoroughbred Mare 1 Fat Pig 1 Sow in pig 4 E.L Hams 3 Black-face Bams 30cwt Waggon, 30c\vt Dray, Holler, Drill, Manure Distributor, Tint - . Chain and Disc Harrows, D.F. Plow, S.C. Plow, Cultivator, Hand Chaffeut. ter, Hay Bake, Mowing Machine, Grindstone, Saddl?, 33gal. Separator. Cream Cans and Buckets, 400 gal. Tank, Sheep Netting, Stack" Cover. Babeock Tester, Harness, Tools, Turkeys and Fowls, Sundries,' etc., Household Furniture. O acr-ount of a client 10 Good Dairy Heifers at profit Luncheon provided.

CLEARING SALE AT MOTUMAOHO. TO-MORROW, at 12 o'clock. On account of Mr R. J. McCausland, who has sold liis farm, we will sol! HPHE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND ± DEAD STOCK, including: 100 Head Cattle 150 6-taoth Ewes, in lamb SO 4-tooth Ewes in lamb TWO F.F.M. Ewes in lamb 220 Sound-mouthed Ewes in lamb 50 Cull Ewes in lamb 40 Wethers jGO Rogue ts 5 4-tooth B.L. Bams 3 F.F.M. R. Rims 5 6-tooth E.L. Kama 7 F.F.M. EL. Mains 25 S.H. Heifers, at nrofit 27 S.H. Yearling Heifers 1(1 Hoistein Yearling Heifers 25 Yearling Steers 3 Good House Cows 4 Draught Horses, 1 3-yeac Colt 1 Timor Pony and Saddle 1 Filly, 3yrs, by Tracy Rothschild 1 Filly, 2yrs, by Solon Dillon 3-2-ton Waggon (4jin tyres), Scrub Mower, Disc Harrows <l4j," 1 D.F. Reid and Gray Plough, 1 S.F. Oliver H.S. Reversible Plough. Oliver Plough; Hillside Plough, 1 Andrews and Ilea ven Double-bagger ChaffcuUcr, 11couiter M.H. Drill. 5-leaf Tine Harrows, Tripod Harrows, 12ft Chain Harrows, Hay Rake. four-horse Yoke, Block and Tackle, li Sets Plough Chains and Swiugletrees, 4 Collars, Hames and Winkers, 2 Cart Saddles and Breedings, 2 Pole Breeehings, Horse Covers, Cow Covers, Double Set Waggon Reins and Pole Straus, 1 Set Leading Chains, 2in Shafting, Pulleys three 14-inch Steel Pulleys, one 30-! inch wooden Pulleys, one Ui-incli Pulley and Belting, quantity of about 700 ft good 4 x 1 and l'» \ 1 'Gate Timber, 300 Sacks, quantity Lime Mags. Posts, Sown Battens. 3 Concrete Troughs, quantity Furniture, Fowls. 450 good Sacks. 25 U-A. Scinch St.'el Shutting, oi 2'-'xi- ion ' ik. i •k; -. motor car, (Ford) in good order, Globe Separator. ' NOTE—The above sheen are' firstclass lots, Mr McCansinr.d having spared neither cash nor trouble in getting them together, and they are all big-framed and well-wool led sheen. Luncheon Provided. OTOROHANGA STOCK SALE. TO-MORROW, at 11 a.m. Entries Solicited. HAMILTON DAIRY SALE. >RRO\Y, at, 11.30 a.m. i>n DAIRY COWS HAMILTON STOCK SALE. THURSDAY il K A 1) (' A T T L K At 11.15 a of Mr 1)

CLEARING SALE AT TE KOWHAI. MONDAY JULY 29. Favoured with instructu>ji s from Mr 0. Thomas, who has sold his property, we will soil HPHE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND r DEAD STOCK, including: (SO Choice Dairy Cows and Heifers, | duo early 45 Bead Youne; Cattle, nmsliy heiieis, yearlings ami 2 vem-olds [ 2 DiMHirht CeTdings, h'v Rovnl (ii*iii; al, work :5 A- ( (i l;iau-ht Ma.vs, all work I -i-vea:' i'liiy, ijuhroUcn, hy Uov it Oeni 1 2j-vear I'illv. hv Kin« 2 ltLwi.-ntli lilies, I v Marshall Kim.; i T ! ";i:)ii';h!r<-<! }i\»l<, iip.hroken. iiv M.ii'uun and Black 2-tea W'aprjron, 2 Dravs. Sp. Cart. (:■■ . Pclvr. 11-curlier Drill. 2 D.r. I'iows, S.F. Finn, Oliver Plow, ISe.vrsil.le 1> -> Plow, I)---. Tine, Tri. !'or| ;l id Chain Harrovs, S< •.;:'- tr.-r. MM. FYi'per and Hinder, Mow- .-.". ('hafiYr.u* r. Potato Dii-i-r and int-r. Riatksniith's Hellov.s, Ai Vic. Drilling Machine. Carpwil ill. :>•.•; i;i ■'!-. trees, ( hains. Hnrn k :<■■• ton- Ch.ifV. iiu.iutitv > n P:mid< d. R&VGIFHRI STOCK SALE. \Y 0- YK A I! STK Kll