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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14716, 5 August 1921, Page 8

s' ©ALGETY & C®., LTD. is AUCKLAND WOOL SALE. n. | fPHE WOOL SALE advertised for the 12lh July has been POST* I "*• PONED till August, owing to Ihe bad state of the roads prej | venting growers from getting their clips forwarn. This sale will be : the lust of the season, and we recommend cients to forward their CONSIGN TO DALGETV AND CO., LTD., DALGETY’S SIDING. AUCKLAND. CLEARING SALES. J. R. Hayes, Te Pahu (sale of' Dairy - Herd), Te Awamutu Yards — 1. August 6. j P. Qumlan, Matamata (in conjunction s j with Farmers' Auctioneering Go.), annual Sale of Pedigree and Grade Friesian Cattle. —Thursday, August 11. Estate of the late Maurice Thompson, , Puketaha (under instructions from the Guardian Trust and Executors, Ltd), Sale of Dairy Herd, Implements, and Household Furniture, Friday, 12th August. Estate of Messrs Parsons and Dickenson, Morrinsville (in conjunction with Farmers' Auctioneering Go., 3 Ltd.) —Monday, 15tlr August. The above herd has been heavily culled, and the cows are an exceptionally good lot. Entries solicited. PIRONGIA STOCK SALE. MONDAY. AUGUST 8. Entries Solicited. HAMILTON HORSE SALE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10. 150 HORSES 0F ALL CLASSES Numbers will be allotted as horses enter bazaar. Entries solicited. FOR PRIVATE SALE. 1 1200 Fat and Forward 2-tooth Wethers 450 Maiden Ewes, from Hawke's Bay 600 Woolly Lambs (The above three lines will be sold in lots to suit purchasers) 550 4,6, and 8-tooth Ewes, in lamb to Romhey rams 400 S.M. Ewes, in lamb to Border Leicester and Romney rams 160 4 and 5-year Ewes, in lamb to Border Leicester rams (due early) Whole herd of 50 Jersey Dairy’ Cows, at £2l, all tested and all sound, also all dehorned. 25 3-year-old Shorthorn Heifers, springing, to calve, £l2 300 20-months' Empty Heifers '.on turnips), run oft of number to suit purchasers. FRANKTON STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, AUGUST 11. 170 FAT EWES AND WETHERS 100 Fat Wethers 100 Fat Ewes Entries solcited. PUTARURU STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 19. HEAD CATTLE Entries solcited. SPECIAL SALE OF 120 PEDIGREE AND HIGH GRADE JERSEYS. FRANKTON SALEYARD3. TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, TE AWAMUTU STOCK SALE. at 1 p.m. sharp. TO-MORKOW. 300 HEAD CATTLE. 25 Prime fat Bullocks 8 Fat Cows 35 2-year-oid Steers 25 3-year-old Steers 10 Store Cows 30 2-year Empty Heifers 50 Mixed Cattle 70 Yearlings 20 Dairy Cows 30 Springing Heifers 60 Yearling Heifers 60 Yearling Heifers 20 Jersey Heifers, springing to calve SPECIAL ENTRY. On account of Mr J. R. Hayes, Te Pahu, who is giving up dairying, his whole herd of 22 JERSEY and JERSEY-CROSS COWS, due August-September to Purebred Jersey bull 10 Choice Heifers, springing to calve to Pedigree Jersey bull DALGETY AND COMPANY will sell: — TOO EXTRA CHOICE YEARLING - L " U JERSEY HEIFERS, all fawns, well-grown and of exceptional quality, to be sold in pens containing six head. 1 A REGISTERED PEDIGREE YEAH--*-U LING JERSEY BULLS, bred by Mr T. Church, being the whole of his bulls of last season. Full particulars of breeding in later advertisement, giving both sire and dam of each bull. The above bulls are well grown, in good condition, and fit for service this season. Q GRADE JERSEY BULLS, rising ° 2-year-old. J) ALGETY AND QO., JTD., HAMILTON. a For Returned Soldiers ACRES, FREEHOLD, fenced and subdivided. All good drained swamp; situated 3 miles from important town. Carrying now 28 head cattle. No buildings, PRICE £2B, NOTE. —This is an excellent piece of land, and has already been passed by the LAND BOARE. 90 To Suit Ihe Times. ACRES, all fenced and subdivided, and in good grass. Good home of live rooms, cowshed and implement shed. Carrying now 35 cows and horses. School, Post Office, Store and Hall one mile. The >and is all an easy slope, well watered. PRICE FOR QUICK SALE, £35. CASH £SOO. FURTHER PARTICULARS FROM — T. Mandeiio Jacfeson 116 Victoria Street, (H. F. SAUNDERS, Manager). HAMILTON., W G P Olj 'NTNEY, DENTAL SURGEON, HAMILTON. JESMOND CHAMBERS, (Opposite Almadale). M R R. B. cRANWBLLSURGEON DENTIST. RAILWAY BUILDINGS, 'Phone 1642. WILLIAM J-JOBBS. SURGEON DENTIST, VICTORIA CHAMBERS (Next Times Office). HAMILTON. 'Phone 1553. Box 9. DENTAL NOTICE. JEWELLERS. H w N. JEWELLER, JJAMILTON. Oldest Established Business in the Waikato. M R A. L. Y ULE ' Address: Over H. H. Howden’s, Jeweller, VICTORIA STREET. HAMILTON. GROCERIES. T. B. I) ILLIGAR - LTDHAMILTON. HEALTH FOOD DEMONSTRATION. YyE are giving a full Demonstration of Health Foods, every day until further notice, FROM 10.30 A.M. TILL 4.30 P.M. Customers are invited to test these Valuable Foods. * J>EMO V E D 1 jt> E M O V E D 1 REMOVED ()UH J> USINESS pREMISES NOW QPPOSITE RING’S pHEATRE, yiGTORIA gTREET. E. F. P lAN O S. COLDICUTT, Manager. J. H. DITTOS. Local Agent. PUBLIC VTOTICE. Our Demonstrator, Miss Hadlleld, is an expert m these productions. TVON’T CAST YOUR OLD GARMENTS ASIDE. Send them instead to tile T. B. I) TLUCAU ' LTDHAMILTON. Iy AM. PROGRAMMES and Invitation Cards > nr the hiirhest grade artistically printed at the Waikato Times. YVTEDDING INVITATIONS ana Caros VV neatly and promptly executed at the Waikato Times. wVIKATO D YEING c And Support Local Industry. We will Dry-clean and lie-dye them and make like new, at reasonable prices. NOTE. —We are not agents for any dyeworks. All our work is done on the premises. MAIN WORKS; BACK OF KING’S THEATRE, ’Phone 1763. RECEIVING DEPOT—VICTORIA STREET N., just over the Railway Line.