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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13889, 15 October 1918, Page 8

FARMERS' AUCTIONEERING CO. PIO PIO STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, 24th~OCT. 12 o'clock. 3Q() HEAD CATTLE 35 2-year Steers 50 Yearlings 20 Dairy Cows 100 -Mixed Cattle 2 Hereford Bulls 5 2-year Shorthorn Bulls *" c Entries Solicited. CLEARING SALE AT OTOROHANGA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 12 o'clock. Favoured with instructions from Mr H. G. Densley, Te Raumauku road, Otorohanga, who has sold his farm, we will offer for sale ALL HIS LIVE AND DEAD •* *■ STOCK, consisting of 38 Dairy Cows, in milk and to calve 22 Yearlings, mixed sexes 15 Young Cattle 3 Farm Horses 30 Pigs, 1 Purekred Berkshire Boar, 1 Purebred Tamworth Sow 4-cow plant Gane milking machine and releaser, Crossley 2£ h.p. engine, oogal. Globe separator, milk vat, cream cans, buckets, saw bench, pulleys, belting, 11-coulter Farmers' Favourite drill with turnip attachment, J. and R. Wallace manure distributor, M.H. mover with tilting gear, hay rake, tine, chain and disc harrows, s.f. plough, d.s. waggon (carry 15cwt), gig and harness, saddle, collars, leather traces, chains, winkers, swingletrees. £ ton basic super, concrete pig troughs, barrels, tubs, wheelbarrow. posts, tools, etc., furniture, linoleum, enamel bath, copper, etc. Luncheon Provided. MORRINSVILLE STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 12 o'clock. 100 HEAD CATTLE. 300 Forward Conditioned 4-year Bullocks 42 Fat 4 and 5-year Bullocks, on account Mr T. R. Drummond 150 Well-bred 2-year S.H. Steers, from Hoetainui 1 (UU'\ 4 and 6-TOOTH EWES, L\J\J\J with Lambs Entries Solicited. CLEARING SALE AT WALTON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29. Favoured with Instructions from Mr T. R. Drummond, who lias sold his property, we will sell on the above J_ *e HE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD-STOCK, including: 300 6-tooth Ewes, with 100 per cent. lambs 300 Fat and Forward 2-tooth Wethers and Ewes 1100 Fat and Forward 4 and 6-tooth Wethers 12 Rams Horses, Implements, etc. Full Particulars Later. 'I he Cattle from Mr Drummond will be offered at Morrinsville on 25th, owing to their not l>eing cattle yards on the Walton property. FARMERS' CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD., HAMILTON. FOR PRIVATE SALE 000 YEARLING STEERS (one line, a' l good colours), 550 Yearlings (on account various owners), mixed sexes 135 Empty Heifers 60 Backward Heifers 167 3-year-old Bullocks 25 Shorthorn Bulls (on account of breeders) 3 Purebred P. Angus Cows, with calve* at foot 3 Purebred P. Angus 15-months' old Heifers 15 Holstein Bulls 100 S.M. Ewes 170 Choice Hoggets 100 Shorn Hoggets 430 Hoggets 100 2-tooth Romney Rams 40 4-tooth Romney Rams. C. R. Smallfield STOCK COMMISSION AGENT, SMITH'S BUILDINGS, HAMILTON. 'Phone No. 515. P.O. Box 166. CHEAP "GOING CONCERN." WALK IN - WALK OUT. ONLY £22 10S PER ACRE. Oft ACRES-Rich Volcanic Land; **" level to undulating; over 60 acres in grass, about 7 acres in oats, 10 to 12 acres valuable shelter bush. Convenient to School, Creamery, Store. P. 0., etc., and, say, 6 miles from the Railway; good metalled roads. Buildings: 5-roomed house, 9-bail cowshed (concrete floor), stable and loft. Three farm horses, 2 hacks, 15 dairy cows, 1 Shorthorn bull, waggon and harness, rotary disc plough, 1 singlefurrow plough 45-gallon separator, some furniture, 3 sets plough harness, 3 cream cans and buckets. A SOUND INVESTMENT AT £22 108 PER ACRE. Terms Arranged. SAMUEL VAILE& SONS VICTORIA STREET. JACOB H. WRIGHT, Manager HUGH DECK, Land Department. 'Phones: Office, 100; Residence, 578.