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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13894, 21 October 1918, Page 8

FARMERS' AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, LTD. Dairy Farm Going concern ! 84 % s p' Bat, M» v^S^teS* 1 »r.tr^w.tß SSr4J m l , ®SdrtJ rtlj. .... - H 0.... fa.-..,, .I,»l„t,lv o( noxious Cheap Dairy Farm 1(1A ACRES FREEHOLD, situated eight miles from Hamilton; 150 acres 1(>0 ti".'rass, in acres oats, 10 paddocks, all flat land. Buildings consist r - House ami conveniences, telephone, 4-bail cowshed (-cow plant) r mom all concreted, implement shed, etc. 1£ miles to school and JP O S miles to railway, 2 cream carts pass. Owner has been grazing, but the'farm will easily milk 35 to 40 cows and carry young stock. Owner must soil on account of' ill-health i" MS EASY Good turnover in this farm. PRICE, £2B. IERMS LAb . The Farmers' Co-op. And. Co., Ltd. WARD STREET. HAMILTON WOOLPACKS. OUR supplies from Calcutta have now arrived. Owing to probable shortage clients should book their requirements without delay. TURNIP, SWEDE AND RAPE SEED. These have now landed, and we are prepared to book orders at once. Quality and germination of the best. GRASS AND CLOVER SEEDS. We can now quote for Autumn delivery, and already have a large number of orders on hand. Prices will be much firmer later, and clients would be wise to book their requirements now. Full supplies of Manure, Seeds, Grain, Hardware, Sheep Dips, Benzine, Lubricating Oils, Motor Tyres, Motor Tubes, and all Farmers' Requisites on hand. Agents for— MASSEY-HARRIS IMPLEMENTS P. & D. DUNCAN'S IMPLEMENTS •'DONALD" WOOLPRESSES "LISTER" SHEEP-SHEARING MACHINES & ENGINES " DO MO " and " PERFECT " SEPARATORS " SON JET " DR£NCH RIDD MILKING MACHINES CLEARING SALES. MANAWAHE STOCK SALE.

OCTOBER. I. Simson, Te Aroha: Wednesday, Octolier 23. _. , „ T. Freeman, Surrey Downs, Lichfield: Thursday, Otcober 24. W. H. Densley, Otorohanga: About October 25. H. A. Kelly, Fencourt: End October. T. R. Drummond, Walton: Tuesday, October 29. V. Hill, Ohinowai yards: Wednesday, October 30. THE CONDITIONS OF SALE FOR A STOCK ARE-CASH WITHIN 14 DAYS. Clients wishing for an extension of time for payment, either by cash or by the subsequent sale of stock must make arrangements prior to purchase with the management of head office, Hamilton. REPORTS OF SALES will be published in Tuesday and Friday's issues of this paper. FOR PRIVATE SALE. 3 Extra Well-bred Freisian Hulls, 15 months, 2 years and 3 years old RANGIRIRI STOCK SALE. TO-MORROW, at 12 o'cleck. 3QQ HEAD CATTLE 50 2-yc<»r Steers 100 Mixod Yearlings 15 Good Yearling Heifers 20 Sp. Cows and Heifers 15 Yearling S.H, Bulls Entries Solicited. PIRONGIA STOCK SALE. TO-MORROW, at 12 o'clock. JQQ HEAD CATTLE Entries Solicited. TAUMARUNUI STOCK SALE. TO-MORROW, at 12 o'clock. HEAD CATTLE: 80 2 and 3-year Steers 30 Cows and Heifers 35 2-vear E. Heifers 100 Mixed Yearlings 1 5-year Hoi. Bull 100 4-tootli Wethers 150 Wether Hoggets 70 Ewes and Lambs Entries Solicited. HIKUTAIA HORSE FAIR. TO-MORROW AT 10 a.m. 1 Oft HOMES OF ALL 1 m At 1 o'clock p.m. On account W. Page, who is giving up business— - One good shafter, 1 leader, 2 hacks and harness. 1 saddle horse, 14 ton .spring waggon, 1 2-yard dray, 2 sets dray harness, collars and hames, winkers gig harness, saddle and bridle, horse flipping machine, 2 sets leading chains, 4 horse covers, 2 gigs, 100 chaff sacks. On account J. M. Thompson— One rubber-tyred gig, harness, and horse (good) On account H. Paul—--One 30-cwt. spring dray On account O. Winder—--1 Welch Ponv Stallion, (i vrs old and very quiet Entries Solicited.

MATAMATA STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, 23rd OCT., 12 o'clock, HEAD CATTLE. 16 Fat Steers 2(1 Fat Cows 50 Store Cows 9 Hereford 2v<'ar. E. Heifers 18 2-year E. Heifers 50 2-year E. Heifers 20 2 and 3-year Steers 150 Yearling Heifers 2'XI Yearling Steers 50 Sj>. Heifers 50 Yoiiny: O.ilves 130 Fat Ewes 120 Fat Wethers 1-7) Ewe# and Lambs 101) Ewes in lamb Double Biuyry and Harness, Sp Dray ;iud Harness. Entries Solicited.