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Waikato Times, Volume 92, Issue 14363, 14 May 1920, Page 8

DALGHTY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, DALGETY & CO., LTD. WOLSELEY SHEEP SHEARING MACHINES. We would recommend clients to forward to our WELLINGTON WORKSHOPS at the earliest possible date HANDPIECES OR OTHER GEAR WHICH REQUIRE OVERHAULING AND TUNING UP. As we have fl Special Staff of Mechanics who are thoroughly acquainted with and Specialise in Wolsclcy work, we guarantee ABOSLUTE SATISFACTION ON ANY REPAIR WORK. Consign parts to lie overhauled to DALBETY Si 00., LTD., WEtLIHGTOH. ADVISING THEM WHEN- YOU DO SO. FOR PRIVATE SALE 150 SM - EWES, IN LAMB TO ROMNEY RAMS, 27s 6d. 500 l '’ (,lnVAl{l) CONDITION EMPTY EWES, 2Gs. 400 SHOJ!N LA.MHS, 1 Os. ' J Q YOUNG DAIRY COWS, tested and quiet, dug August-September. £ls. ~W/ HOLE DAIRY HERD of 50 \ cry Choice Cows, returns, etc., can be v T shown, £l7 10s. yCD ESTARLJSHED HERD of 50 Dairy Cows, heavily culled, £23. QA 2 TO 3-YEAR (IN GALE) JERSEY, HOLSTEIN AND SHORTHORN ox/ HEIFERS. £8 10s. DOO EAR-OLD (IN CALF) HEIFERS, good condition. £lO. 1 POLLED ANGUS OLD HEIFERS, iu calf to pure-bred Hereford hulls nnWO-STAND “WOJ.SELEY” . Shear ing Machine Plant; installed 2 years and very Hi tic used. •1 FULL-SIZED DONALD YVOOLPRESS with patent hoist, in first-class condition.

WAITED FOR CLIENT. Turnips lo food off. WANTED DAIRY HERDS FOR PRIVATE SALE. CLEARING SALES. !,I. Dean —To-morrow (Saturday) al I Uhinewai Saleyards. J. and a. A. Weir, Matamala (in conjunction with Farmers’ Auctioneering Co., Ltd.) —Tuesday, 15t.1i dune. H. F. Smith. Morrinsville —Tuesday, l ' June 22nd B. T. Williams, No. 7 Hoad, Waitoa. — Salurday, 2tilh (, in eonjunclion with Fanners’ Co-op. Auctioneering Cl,til.) E. G. Martyn, Cambridge Kaleyards — Friday. July 2nd. CLEARING SALE AT OHfNEWAt SALEYARDS. SAT Gill )A V, 15 111 MAY, 12 Noon. Favoured with instructions from Mr J. Dean, I’okeno, who has . sold his properly, we will sell the whole of his Live Stock, comprising:— 1 .>j, FAT AND FORWARD RULLOCKS from 3(j to o-year-old. 30 Fal Lows and Heifers 00 Foiled Angus Lows and Heifers, in cc if' to purebred F. A. Bulls ■lO Heavy Foiled Angus Vealers and runners 10 Light Vealers 2 Fuprebred I’. A. Bulls, from Kereonc and Willias Bros.’ stock, one 3-year-oid, one •i-year-old 20 Run Cows 50 18-months’ Shorthorn Steers, all good colours 20 18-monlhs’ good quality Dairy Heifers, been wilh bulls 10 Heavy Working Bullocks, with yokes, bows and chains, all picked bullocks from several teams 1 Bay Pony, by Bluelight, very fast, 0-\ear-old 1 Heavy Stock Horse, 1-year-old 1 Thoroughbred Marc, by Soldi, 10-year-old 1 Warriga! Marc, stinted lo Analogue, 0-year-uhl Also — One 12-liorse power Garrett engine ;md boiler, 2 cylinder, 1001 b pressure, new governors and cylinder rings, I or table, 1 heavy lug waggon, bullocks or horses and calmaran. Auctioneer’s Nolo.—These cattle have be in running on Die place for some time, and are in first-class condition. Engme, boiler and luilock waggon m»y be inspected by intending Luyers' n i '.he place at llangiriri. OHINEWAt STOCK SALE. MONDAY, 171 U MAY. 200 H K AD CATTLE 20 Fin (vard-conditioned Bullocks 25 21-year Steers B .Springing Heifers 1 Springing Low 10 Calves

A REMINDER SEND YOUR ENTRIES FOR FRANK M. WINSTONES TURNIP CLASSES —61, 62 and 63 —to Secretary Waikato Winter Show, before May 20th. Entrance Fee for each class 2/6. Prizes value for 9a guineas. Frank , M. Winstone BRANCH OFFICE: WARD STREET - - - HAMILTON. 139, ’Phone After 6 p.m.. 'Phone 1056, Manager’s Residence.

Farmers’ Co-operative Auctioneering Company, Ltd. Entries solicited. THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO.. LTD. VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. • AUCTIONEERS. farmers! Wilson and Canham LIMITED,. pRANKTON NOTION. CASH BUYERS OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, CALFSKINS, HORSEHAIR, TALLOW HIGHEST MARKET PRICES GIVEN. Farmers! consign or send your Goods to the Direct Exporters, and save brokers’ commissions. j Buying at Hamilton, opposite Saleyards Every Thursday. Also at Cambridge Every Fortnight at Brady’s Auction Mart.