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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13937, 12 December 1918, Page 8

FARMERS' AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, LTD. RICH DAIRY FARM In a Most Progressive Centre 82 ACRES FREEHOLD, all in grass and in good heart. Subdivided Into 14 paddocks by post and wire fences and valuable shelter hedges. This farm will easily milk 35 cows at least, and do them well; it has carried this year 30 cows, 10 dry stock, 4 horses ond 2i also well situated, being within 3 miles #f Railway Station, School P. 0., etc; cream carts ppss the door daily. The buildings are extra food, everything in perfect order, and consist of nice dwelling of 4 roomL, washhouse, and all conveniences, waW, telephone, etc. Large barn, moij 1 *! hw shed and yards all c#«creted, with 3-oow plant installed. The nr-» jnn to inspect the fam is the buyer. We thoroughly recommend it. Stock may be taken at valuation. PRICE, £4O: £IOOO CASH. The Farmers' Co-op. Auct. Co., Ltd. WARD STREET. HAMILTON. WOOL WOOL WOOL CONSIGN TO Farmers' Auction, Auckland Mail Advice of Consignment promptly to FARMERS' AUCTION CO.. P.O. Box 518, AUCKLAND.

'THE CONDITIONS OF SALE FOR A STOCK ARE—CASH WITHIN 14 DAYB. Clients wishing for an extension of time for payment, either by cash or by the aubsequent Bale of ■tock must make arrangements prior ta purchase with the management of head office, Hamilton. CLEARING BALEB. Wm. Peak, Whatawhata: Saturday, December 14. On account of the Estate of the late J. Farrell, Horsham Downs: Monday > December 16. 41. D. Parsons, Pirongia: Monday, December 16 (in conjunction with the N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Co.}. V. Hamilton, Waihou: Wednesday, December 18. Y. Hattaway, Te Kuiti: Thursday, 19th December. ' W. W. McCardle, Walton: Thursday, January 9, 1919. J. Grey, Tirau: Thursday, January 30, 1919. NOTICE. BTJYEBS who are not prepared to pay cash within 14 days of purchase #UBT make thair financial arrangements with the office at Hamilton before buying. * NQARUAWAHIA STOCK BALE. TO-MORROwTat 11 a.m. 500 HEAD CATTLE. 20 3 and 4-year-old Shorthorn bullocks 20 2 and 3-year Shorthorn Steers i 70 3 and 4-ye«r Forward-condition-' ed Bullocks 10 Good Forward-conditioned Cows 20 Empty Cows 110 15-month Steers 40 15-month Heifers 20 18>nonths Friesian Steeers (good) 1 Friesian 3-year-old Bull (numbered) 1 Friesian Yearling Bull 1 Bull 20 Prime Fat Ewes and Wethers On account Mr J. Carswell, who has sold his property: OA TWO AND THREE-YEAR STEERS 30 2 and 3-year Heifers 30 2 and 3-year Heifers 160 4-tooth Wethers 360 2-tooth Wothers and Ewes 250 6-tooth empty Ewes Also, on account of the Public Trustee in thfe Estate of C. O. Phair: I Quantity of Wire, Tools, etc. { Entries Solicited.

MATIERE STOCK SALE. TO-MORItOW AT 12 O'CLOCK, 30Q HEAD CATTLE. 12 Head Beef 20 Empty Cows 70 2.year Steers 40 l£Umonth Steera 100 Mixed Yearlings 40 2-year S.H. Heifers (been with bull) 9 Cows and Calves 3 S.H. Bulls Entries Solicited. WAIHOU STOCK SALE. TO-MORROW AT 12 O'CLOCK. HEAD CATTLE GO Head Beef 60 2-year Steers 20 Store Cows 120 15-month Steers 130 15->month Heifers HX) 2-year Empty Heifers 200 Mixed Yearlings 40 Dairy Cows and Heifers 30 Calves 100 Mixed Cattle GO Fat Sheep 40 Pigs Horse, Cig and Hsirness On account of a client: 30 S.H.-Jersey cross Dairy Cows, 3rd and calf (whole herd) Entries Solicited. CLEARING SALE AT WHATAWHATA. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 12 noon favoured with instructions from Mr W. Peak, who has sold his property, we will sell: T HE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, including: 20 Dairy Cows, mostly Ciado Jerseys, and carrying 3rd md Jtli calf 20 Weanor Calves 3 Empty Heifers 1 Draught Horse 1 H,?ek h Cood Klips Fit mi Implements and Fu-niture (contents ol ij-roornod htjiif-e) Also, 11 Aues Standing Oats, heavy erop and nearly ready to cut. Luncheon Provided.