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Waikato Times, Volume 92, Issue 14262, 13 January 1920, Page 8

ft Z. LOAN AND JVIERCANTfLE AG€!\J CY COMPANY, LIS.IITED. nips Sweaes m dyke's: SUTTON’S, CARTON’S, HURSI’S '•ui 1 V i>»» il OF TESTED GERMINATION Seed Oats, Woolpacks, Dips, ELMSKURST TEAS r&j * ■Aik i > Co.

rpHK CONDITIONS OF SALE FOR STOCK ARE CASH.—Tinkers requiring accommodation for the pur-cm’-so of stock must make arrangement prior to purchase with the management at Head Office. Hamilton. ■WOOL WOOL OOL, SKINS AND HIDES W should be consigned to Loan and Mercantile Company, Auckland, where we have large and up-to-date stores. Liberal cash advances made against consignments if required. ' CLEARING SALES. Wednesday, January 14 —Mr A. D. Goodall, 4-mile post, Whatawhata Road, Frankton Junction. Wednesday, January 14 —Mr P. Waters (off Whatawhata Eoad), Frankton Junction. Saturday, January 17 —Mr W. Webby, Wairerc.’Pio Pio. Tuesday, January 20 —Mrs M. Forbes, Te A.nga (in conjunction with Farmers’ Auctioneering Co-) Saturday, January 24lh—Mr J. T. Miinro, To Waitere (in conjunction with Farmers’ Auctioneering Co.) Monday, January 26th —Mr F. A. Peterson, Tumn Tumu Road. Waitomo CLEARING SALE ON WHATAWHATA ROAD, FRANKTON JUNCTION. TO-MORROW. Instructed by Mr A. D. Goodall, who has sold his property, wc will sell the whole of his Live and Dead Stock, including:— 3 Active Draught Horses, 0 to 8 years, work anywhere M.H. reaper and binder, F.F. 11coulter, disc drill, 12-blade disc harrows. 3-lea£ tine harrows, chain harj rows, heavy swamp harrow, light iron swamp harrow, cultivator, 1-lon spring tip dray, s.f, B.McD heavy lever plough, s.f. Newell Sanders swamp disc plough, 4 collars and hames; headstall, 3 back bahils, 3 horse covers, swingletrees, 2 pole straps, 2 cords Matai firewood, 1 ton chaff, sack cockcfoot, s(Jib Timothy and Lotus Major, earl saddle and breeching, slashers, hay forks, scythes. 2 bags coal, wire strainers, sundries, etc. - . Also immediately after his sale, on account of Mr Fred. Waters, who is giving up dairying, his whole Herd of .' . 1 k GOOD DAIRY COWS. 1 Bull (2 years) 8 Calves I 1 Draught Mare i. Pony, Gig and Harness 1 Child’s Pony 2 Sows One set of s. dray harness, 4 sets plough chains, 1 saddle and breeching, 1 P. and D. Duncan Lover plough, 1 set s. 2 disc harrows (six-a-side), 1 set 10ft patent grass harrows, 1 65-gal. Globe separator (new), 1 set 4-leaf tine harrows, 1 set 4-horsc block and tackle, 2 milk buckets strainer, 1 quart cattle syringe (new), 2 pig .troughs, 1 drum implement oil, .1 drum paint. 1 buggy jack, 2 slashers and scythe, 1 emery grindstone, 1 set stock and dies, 1 riding saddle and bridle, 2 S-jral and 2 4-gal cream cans (new), 1 large quantity manure bags, 1 7ft crosscut saw, I 3ft lightening saw, 3-horse set swingletrees, 1 4-horse tree, "1 roll 3£t netting (strong). Household Furniture, ' including: — ■piano, table dresser, comh, chest, couch, gramophone arid records. Sale at 12 o’clock. Luncheon Provided. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. Thursday, January 15. QAA HEAD G A T T L E OUU including ico 2 year purebred P A. heifers, been running with P.A. hulls since November 2olh. These heifers were bicd by Mr F. Armstrong, Apitio. Entries soUcUed. NGARUAWAHIA STOCK 5ALfc. FRIDAY, JANUARY Ift. 250 HEAD 20 Fat Cows 100 Strong Calves 50 Mixed Cattle CAT T L E Also on account of Mr B. Moore, who has sold his farm, 7 Cows in milk 2 2-year-old Heifers . 1 4-year-old Harness Marc S.F. plough, line harrows, plough harness, Alfa-Laval separator (-legal., new'), 15 fowls, 8 ducks, tools and sundries. Entries solicited. CLEARING SALE AT TH ANGA. I TUESDAY. JANUARY 20. Noon. Instructions having boon received I from MRS M. FORBES, who has die- 1 posed of her properly, we shall | sell in conjunction with the Farmers' Auctioneering Company, as above- — CATTLE, Comprising; — THE, FOLLOWING PEDIGREE HEREFORD CATTLE: BULL, LIMESTONE RONALD 13th, calved 6/9/17; bred by Fateh Bros. Sire, Park Ronald, (2062); dam, Laclv Acmnn 2nd. BULL. ‘LIMESTONE RONALD 2nd, calved 20/8/10; bred by Patch Itros. Sire, Park Ronald (2602); dam. Minerva 6th. COW, VI.SLKT DANDELION, calved 4/9/16; bred by J. Forbes, Normanby. Sire, Encore (1126); dam, Dandelion Ist. COW, GENEVA 2nd, calved 18/8/10; bred by J. Forbes, Normanby. Sire, Encore (14201; dam, GenevaLOW, HAZEL NUT. eaived 4/10/10; bred by J. Forbes. Nortuanhy. Sire. Encore (1426): dam, Hazel.

COW, FRISCHIA Ist. calved 7/10/Hi; bred by J. Forbes, Normanby. Sire, Encore (.1426); dam, Frischia. COW, FIDELITY Ist, calved 26/9/10; bred by J- Forbes, Normanby. Sire, Encore (1426); darn, Fidelity. . COW, LADY PRINCESS, calved 11/10/16; bred by J. Forbes, Normanby. Sire, Encore (1426); dam. Princess 4Gth. COW, LADY DAILIA. calved 4/12/16; > bred by J. Forbes, Normanby. I Sire, Encore (1426); dam, Dailia Ist ; COW, LAUREL Ist, calved 4/10/16;bred by J. Forbes, Normanby. t Sire, Encore (142GJ; darn, Laurel. All above Cows have Calf at foot by Limestone Ronald 13th. 0 Yearling Hereford Bulls 60 Half to Purebred Cows with Calves by Hereford Bulls • CO Shorthorn Cows with, calves by 1 I Hereford Bulls 10 3-Year Shorthorn Steers 3 GO Mixed Yearling -Hereford and i Shorthorn Cattle. 20 2-Year Steers 2 Good House Co'. vo 2000 SHEEP, Comprising:— 14 6 tooth to f.m. Romney rams 20 4 tooth maiden Romney rams, ’ bred by Best Bros., Hltham 1 120 Fat Sheep 1 250 2 T.T.H. Ewes 300 4 T.T.H. Ewes 330 6 T.T.H Ewes 400 F.F.M. Ewes I 600 Mixed Sex Lambs HORSES, Comprising:— 1 Bay Gelding, 7 years,.any trial 1 Bay Gelding, 3 Years, broken to i chain* > 1 Grey Pony, 5 years, good stock pony. s 1 Chestnut Mare, 4 years, by Spalneen—Needle Gun, mare broken > to saddle 1 Bay Filly, 2 years. Vanguard mare, broken to lead - ‘ 1 Pack Horse IMPLEMENTS 1 One Spring Dray, 1 Reid Cray ; Single Furrow Plough, 1 Oliver Hill- , side Plough, 1 Massey Harris Mower , in new order, 1 Set Disc Harrows, 1 - Set Chain Harrows, 5-Ho se Set Swin--2 glc-trees, 2 Sets Le iding Chains and [ Spiders. 3 Sets Plough Chains, 4 col- . lars and Haines, 4 Plough Bridles, 1 j Sandow Wool Press, 1 Trewhella Stumping Jack. 1 Log Jack, 1 Hand or Power ‘ Chaffcuttor, 2 Crosscut Saws, 5 Tons ’ Chaff, 1 Saw Bench, 10 x 12 Tarpaulin, Quantity Roofing Iron, 20 Sheets Bx 4 Poilite, 15 Sheets 6x3 Poilite, 1 Blacksmith’s Vice, 1 Drilling Machine. * 1 Knapsack Sprayer, new. '.Stocks and 1 Dies, Quantity Cooper’s Dip, Arsenic. ' Wool Packs, Lot of Tools, and Host of Useful .Sundries. FURNITURE Two'Double Beds and Mattresses. 3 Single Beds and Mattresses, 2 Chest Drawers, 3 Wash Stands, 2 Easy Chairs, 7 Good Household Chairs, 1 i Sideboard. 1 Chesterfield, Lots pf Lino and Mats. 3 Tables and Sundries. Luncheon Provided. RANGIRIRI SHEEP FAIR. Friday, January 30. Entries Solicited. OHAUPO SHEEP FAIR. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. Entries Som-ited. E N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTI!- * AGENCY CO.. LTD.. HAMILTON Stock. j W© are Buyers of | FAT STOCK ! ON THE HOOKS. OR AT PER HEAI7, AT HIGHEST CURRENT PRICESD. V. BRVANT 0. R. SMAUFIELD ‘Phone 312. ’Phone: Office 515. (tea., 158. Rapresontinc S. V. NEVANAS & CO. PTY., Ltd. EXPORTERS, 49, 50, ENDEAN’S BUILDINGS, AUCKLAND. Head Office for New Zealand: Wellington, j And at 1 London, Liverpool, Glasgow. Bristol. I Manchester, Melbourne, Sydney, I Brisbane, Perth. SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY. p EAR SON’S (JARBOI.IO i^OAP. Oc-ma Cannot Live Where !1 is u»ed BE SURE AND ASK FOR. P E A U S ON' S!