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Waikato Times, Volume 90, Issue 14024, 29 March 1919, Page 12

Full Stocks of Grass and Clover Seed oi : Tested Germination.—Sutton’s, Carton’s and Hurst’s Seeds. {superphosphate, Bonedust, Guano,- etc. MACHINERY Walter A. Wood Howard! Implements Farmers’ Favourite--Drills. Agents for Cooper’s and McDougall’s Dips Elmshurst Teas, etc. ALL FARM REQUISITES ON STOCK Bedrock Prices. Write Today for Quotations.

rpHE CONDITIONS OF SALE.FOR STOCK ARE CASH. Buyers requiring accommodation for the purchase of stock must make arrangements, prior to purchase, with the management at Hamilton. NOTICE. All sheep must be dipped before they can be offered for sale. We will be prepared to dip sheep at our Ohaupo Sheep Dip every Wednesday. Those wishing to have their sheep dipped will need to send their applications in by the previous Saturday to Air Arthur Graham, Ohaupo. CLEARING SALES. Tuesday, April Ist; Mr W. F. Sinclair, Walton Tuesday, April S : Mr Syd, Hopkins, Oparure Friday, April ir : Mr H. Bartels, Ohaupo Saturday, April 12 • Mr H. F. Haycock, Ngahinepouri Monday, April 14 ; Messrs A, J. and A. K. Stockley, Waghorn’s Road, Hunga Hunga (in conjunction with Farmers’Auctioneering Co.). ■' Tuesday, May 13: Mr Geo. Davis, Peria Matamata. Friday, May 30: Airs E. J. Nathan, Hairini Friday, May 30 : Mr A. Blackman, Cambridge Friday, June 6; Mr. A. E. Johns, Kihikihi. OHAUPO STOCK SALE. AND SUPPLEMENTARY SHEEP FAIR. Tuesday, April 1. 100 HE A D CATTLE. 15 fat cows , 6 heavy bulls 50 calves 20 mixed cattle 2000 SHEEP. 150 forward ewes 1000 good l.f.m. ewes 500 lambs Entries Solicited. CLEARING SALE AT WALTON. TUESDAY. APRIL Ist. Instructed by Mr W. F. Sinclair, who has disposed of his- property, we will sell rpHE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, including;— 10 Working Horses, all hard fed 1 Thoroughbred Gelding, syrs, by St. Paul—Merfel 1 Good Buggy Mare, syrs 60 Quiet Heifers in calf to Holstein and Jersey Bulls 2 Holstein Jersey Bulls 10 Forward 3-year Bullocks 2 House Cows 50 Fat Sheep 3 Romney Rams. Two waggons up to 2 tons, harness, roller, double-bagger chaffcutter (Andrews and Beaven), one 8 h.p. portable White engine, 15-coulter M.H. drill with turnip box, Jubilee lift, top dresser 16-blado Howard discs, M.H. 8-furow disc plough, 2 sets tine harrows, chain harrows, wool press, 2 mowing machines with extra bars and knives for scrub and fern, M.H, reaper and binder (in perfect order), quantity second-hand corrugated iron, wire netting. 2 D.F.R. and G. ploughs, 2 sets blocks and chains, one 35 h.p. motor car converted to lorry (carries 12cwt) with tractor attachment for ploughing, one light French motor car (De Lagi) with electric lighting. Also account same owner we have for sale—the launch, ‘Dorothy,” 35ft s 10ft beam,/ 2.10 draft, complete, with dinghy, 3 anchors and all fittings, 12-16 heavy duty 2-cylinder Doman engine, magneto ignition, now moored in the Waikato river at Hamilton. Luncheon provided. Sale at 12 o’clock. TE KUETI STOCK SALE. Wednesday, April 2. *3OO HEAD CATTLE. Entries So>V;ted. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. Thursday, April 3. 15Q HEAD~ CATT LE. 6 fat steeis 20 fat cows 60 calves 15 store cows 20 mixed cattle 200 lambs (to be sold in small lots) 30 pigs Entries Solicited. PiRONGIA STOCK SALE. Tuesday, April S. HEAD CATTLE, Entries Solicited. RANGIRJRI STOCK SALE. Tuesday, April 8. «>OQ HEAD CATTLE 25 fat cows and heifers 25 3 year steers 70 calves 20 store cows 40 heifers in calf 5 bulls 40 mixed cattle Entries Solicited-