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Waikato Times, Volume 92, Issue 14362, 13 May 1920, Page 8

20 Run Cows 50 18-monlhs’ Shorthorn Steers, nil good colours 20 18-monlhs’ good quality Dairy Heifers, been with bulls 10 Heavy. Working Bullocks, with yokes, bows and chains, nil picked bullocks from several teams 1 Bay Pony, by Blueliglit, very fast, (i-ycar-okl 1 Heavy Stock Horse, 1-year-old 1 Thoroughbred Marc, by Soult, 10-year-old 1 Warrigal Marc, stinted to Analogue, G-year-old Also — One 12-horsc power Garrett engine and boiler, 2 cylinder, 1001 b pressure, new governors and cylinder rings, portable, 1 heavy log waggon, bullocks or horses and calmaran. Auctioneer’s Note.—These cattle have been running on Hie place for some time, and a.e in first-class condition. Engine, boiler and bulock waggon nisy be inspected by intending buyers’ o i '.he place at Rangiriri. OHINEWAI STOCK RALE. MONDAY, 17th MAY. 9()0 HEAD CATTLE 20 Forward-conditioned IJuJJoMts 25 21-year Steers (1 Springing Heifers 1 Springing Cow 10 Calves Entries solicited. PIRONGIA STOCK SALE. MONDAY. 17til MAY. £QO HEAD CATTLE Entries solicited. WAINGARO STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, 18th MAY. 300 HE A D cATT LE. 50 3 and 4-year P.A. Steers 27 3i to -i-year Steers 60 2i-year Steers 40 21-year Steers 35 Empty P.A. Cross Cows '4O P.A. S.H. Calves 200 Put and Forward Ewes Entries solicited. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, 19th MAY. JOO HEAD CATTLE Entries solicited. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. SALE OF CATTLE FOR TURNIPSTOCKING, THURSDAY. 20th MAY. 100 3i-YEAII BULLOCKS. Memo. —Clients are requested not to yard any in-calf Heifers or Cattle under- the age of two and a-half years on above date. SPECIAL DAIRY HEIFER SALE, PAEROA BALEYARDS. TUESDAY, 25th MAY, at 12.30 p.m. QTA DAIRY HEIFERS, including several lines of choice Jersey, Shorthorn, and Holsteincross Heifers Entries solicited. MATAMATA SvOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, 261 h MAY. On account Mr A. C. Vospcr, Matamata — 20 High-grade Jersey Heifers, 2 and 3-ycar-old, in calf to Pedigree Jersey Bull. .These are an extra choice lot. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., HAMILTON. For Private Sale DAIRY f’OWS AND HEIFERS — 44 Young Dairy Cows (whole herd), 1117 39 Choice Dairy Cows (whole herd;, 220 25 Shorthorn Dairy Cows (whole herd), 216 30 Dairy Cows (whole herd), Ilk CD Choice Shorthorn Jersey and Holstein Heifers, 214 10s 50 3-year Shorthorn Heifers, 212 10s 30 Vurv Choice 3-year S.H. Heifers. £ 18 28 3-vear Heifers, 212 10s CATTLE FOR TURNIP STOCKING — 30 5-year Bullocks (forward condition), £l4 10s 150 34-year Bullocks (forward conditi'in), 212 10s 100 34-year Bullocks (forward con- ‘ dilion), 2 1 3 25 34 to 44-year Bullocks (forward condition), Polled Angus, 214 300 Young Polled Angus Empty Cows, 29 JOs 55 18-mnnlhs’ Steers, £5 15s 200 Good Calves (mixed sexes), 24 80 Good Steer Calves, .23 5s SHEEP--200 4 and 0-tooth and i-year Ewes, in lamh, 32s 180 Fat and Forward Ewes, 2Cs 500 Woolly Lambs, 25s 300 2-toolh Wethers, 29s TTSTANTEI) —For client, several crops * * turnips. Commission, 2j per cent. Prompt Settlements’Phone No. 515. P-0 Box 166. ’Phono Residence, 158, C. R. Smallfisld STOCK COMMISSION AGENT. SMITH’S BUILDINGS. HAMILTON. R EP R ESENT ATI V ES R. Mansell. ’Phono 434. W. Burbush, ‘Phone 158. K. Chapmen