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Waikato Times, Volume 96, Issue 15100, 22 November 1922, Page 12

.. LID v* 5 FOR SALE! FARMS FOR SALE! THE FOLLOWING ARE WORTH INSPECTING:— [CHEEP AND DAIRYING PROPOSITION, 438 Acres Freehold. Situate m a [■ very, prosperous locality handy to Hamilton. There arc 400 acres in [grass, subdivided into 14 paddocks by sheep proof fences. This has all been [bush country, of which 150 acres or more are ploughable. The owner is id a.i eying on part of the latter portion. At the present time the stock, carried 'comprises 450 sheep, 50 cattle (including dairy cows) and 6 horses. !j ; ”Buildings consist of 5-roomed dwelling, man’s cottage, woolshed with itf-stancl shearing plant, cowshed, pigstyes, sheep yards. The'distance to • school is'two miles, railway six miles; mail delivered. No gprse or blackberry on this place, and is the cheapest farm on the market. PRICE £8 PER ACRE. DEPOSIT £IOOO. CHEEP FARM, 400 acres Freehold, all in grass (been down 40 years). The L~ pasture is good and clean. The farm is in one paddock, and carries 500 Jfewes besides cattle, and does the stock remarkably well. There is a tworoomed whare and sheep yards on the place. The distance to school and post, office is two miles, railway 11 miles. Considered the best place in the district. Owner would fake equity in house, with very little cash as deposit. PRICE, £9 10/- or near offer. > THE FARMERS’ CO.-OP. AUGT. CO. LTD. HAMILTON - VICTORIA 6TREET. V Office ’Phone 1992.

LIST OF STOCK FOR PRIVATE SALE. X: '/or information after Lour* uml*j IL > heading, ring 'phon® IS6B (Mr j.a* t.uteri. j bn 5 for private sale. ; £/. jBP—- : -0U Shorn Ewe Hoggets, 25s ! WO Border Leicester Bams, 29 or more at Signs on trucks, Haniitj 20 Southdown Bams, lUgns on j trucks Hamilton 3.0 E.L. Bams, -7-bgns 1 to E.L. Bams, 6gns 1 . ■ .. ' ' !'. Ve; have enquiries for sheep, and j Wi.; he glad to have quotation® of any S\ URE CATTLE— / ; 100 2-year Steers, £3 f 20 Friesian Yearling'Heifers, £4 | /'' 20 .Pick of 100 S.H>Heifers, £3 j . 40 Jersey Cross Heifers, £4 10s «• 24 li.G. Jersey Heifers, good herd i 'l7 lotnos Friesian Heifers, £4 10s ! 140 Yearling S.H. Friesian and j •.». mostly Jersey-cross Heifers, £3 ■ 15s 100 Hereford and P-A. Cows and Calves, £4 j- •50 34-4-yr Bullocks, £5 10s j 100 Young Hereford and P. A. Cows, with. 100 per cent calves, £4 \ B JLLS—*V/e can quote bulls of all breeds—- ! juices on application. ! WANTED—- ■ " Ewes and Lambs 1 ’ " ' 'Shorn Hoggets and Wethers 1000 or more Bape Lambs, forward "delivery IMPORTANT TO DAIRYMEN. * Attention of purchasers is drawn tj olase Pin "Conditions’ 6f Sals" wherein it is stated, "that no guarantee shall be Implied from any affirmation made at th® lime of me sale unless such bs reduced to writ Um.” 1 NOTICE. YEBS are no tilled that delivery will only he given for CASH unless arrangements for credit have been previously made with the management. " ~" CLEARING SALES. H. Gray,' Te Aroha West —Monday, _ November 27. Jas. McLennan, Bruntwood —WednesA 1 -'day, November'29. : J. McCabe, Te Mata —Monday, Decern. - ber 4j MATAMATA BTOCK SALE. „ TO-MORROW, AT 12 NOON. HEAD C ATT L E "18 Fat Steers . 28 Fat Cows y‘ 20; Forward Cows 17". Store Cows 38 2-year Shorthorn Steers 80 Yearling Shorthorn Heifers 40 2-year Shorthorn Heifei’s -I;‘ 50 Choice 15-months’ Shorthorn • 'Heifers (from two of the best -i’J'T ’'herds in -th© district) * 30” Choice Jersey-cross Heifers, ... ’■')’* alp well-grown, good quality 15-months’ Heifers 6 High-grade Jersey Heifers, by “Ngarua Prince” * 20 High-gfade Jersey Heifers 15 Shorthorn Jersey Heifers 40 Mixed Cattle 30 Springing Cows and Heifers 14 2-year Shorthorn Bulls • 18. Yearling Shorthorn Bull* 1 -2 Yearling Jersey Bulls : Yearling Holstein Bull Ped. Holstein Bull 9 3-yedr Shorthorn Heifers, at profit 50 Pigs - 60 Prime 4-tooth Woolly Wethers 15 Fat Hoggets 1 / Note.—On . account, ,of Hamilton. Show, calendar, date has been alteredito Thursday, as above/ • * - Entries Solicited. ' WAINGARO STOCK SALE. TO-MORROW, 11.30 a.m. 250 HEAD CATTLE -■25.4-year Hereford Steers 60 3-year Forward Steers 20 3-ycar Shorthorn Steers 30 2-ycar Hereford Steers 35 Yearling Steers ’.6 Cows and Calves ' 100 Fat Sheep Entries Solicited. **"' HAmTITON~HORSE FAIR" TO-MORROW, at 10 A.M. j[QO HORSES. ALL CLASSES 1 | Brown Horse, 4 years (pacer), by “Clioai” 4-year Heavy Draught Mare (any trial) Reliable Boy’s Pony (quiet to ride and drive) Double Buggy, set Harness (good order) Motor Lorry, covered top and sides, with passenger seats Oliver d.f. ploujh (tractor), tractor disc harrows (28 blades), 18-foot line harrows,. Fordson tractor, all in good order, iiorse, gig and harness, double buggy (Cousin and \ Atkins), set harness, saddle and bridle, lady’s saddle and bridle (olrnost new) t \ Note. —Alteration of date on account of Hamilton Show. Entries solicited.

WAIHGU BTOCK SALE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, at Noon. 4QQ HEAD CATTLE 40 Beef 20 Store Cows 15 3-year Steers 20 Yearling Steers 40 Yearling Heifers 120 Jersey and Jersey-cross Yearling Heifers (one line) 100 Mixed .Cattle 30 Dairy Cow’s and Heifers 20 Bulls . 50 F'kt Pigs ) 40 Store Pigs " Entries Solicited. KAUROA STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 11.30 a.rn. 150. 11 eT7 " cattle 50 Fat and Forward Wethers RANQIRIRI STOCK SALE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, ; 11.30 ft.m. 500 HEAD CATTLE OKA 4-YEAR FORWARD-CONDI • , TIONED BULLOCKS, all good quality '(one line) 70 3 and 4-year Forward Steers 20 Yearling Steers 70 2 and 3-year Steers 20 2-year Steers 10 Yearling Steers 10 F.a.t Pigs 8-year-old Hack 2 Hacks Entries solicited CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER at Noon. 300 HaAD CATTLE 30 Fat Steers 20 Fat Cows 30 Store Cows 100 Empty Heifers 40 Fat Ewes (shorn) 35 Fat Hoggets 20 Fat Pigs , , ' 30 Store Pigs Also .on account of Waikato Central Show Committee — 50 Head Mixed Cattle Entries solicited. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. : TUESDAY,' NOVEMBER 28, 11.30 a.m. 2QO H EAD CATTLE 90 3' to 5-year Store Bullocks CLEARING SALE AT BRUNTWOOD. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, Noon. Favoured with instructions from Mr Jas. McClennan, who is ■ disposing of his property, we shall sell, on above date, the whole of the Live and Dead Stock, 'comprising:— 40 GRADE JERSEY COWS, never below 4:0 test at any part of the season 1 Purebred Jersey Bull, bred by Mr'Day at Tamahere 1 Grade Jersey Bulb 17 Heifer Calves, picked from best’: cow's 8 Bull Calves 15 Breeding Sows 1 Board 1 30 Weaners 3 Medium Draught Horses 1 Light Horse Fletcher milking machine, Anderson engine (in good order), 8 milk cans, 1 2i-ton spring waggon built by Forguson, Cambridge, hay rake, McCormick mowing machine, Cambridge roller, double furrow Reid and Grey plough, set chain harrows, set tine harrows, set discs, dray saddle and breeching, Alfa Laval separator (hand), 120 2£in piping, pig trough's and barrels, geese, turkeys and fowls, sundries, etc. Luncheon provided. CLAUDELANDS STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, at Noon 200 .HEAD CATTLE 18 Fat Steers 20 18-months’ Friesian Heifers 20 18-monlhs’ Shorthorn Heifers 30 Jersey-cross Yearling ’Heifers 15 Jersey Yearling Heifers 100 Fat Wethers (shorn) 30 Wattle Poles (25 feet) TIRAU STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, at Noon. HEAD CATTLE 3 Fat Steers 8 Fat Cows 50 3-ycar Steers 50 2-ycar Steers 50 2-ycar Empty Heifers ‘ 10 Bulls 50 Fat Ewes 25 Weaner Pigs Entries solicited. TE AWAMUTU STOCK SALE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, at Noon 300 HE A D c * TT '■ 8 25 Fat Steers' 25 Fat Cws IGO 31 to 4-year Forward Steers 30 2-ycar Steers 23 2-year Sliorthorn-llereford-eross Empty Heifers 12 2-year Shorthorn-llercford Steers • 30- High-grade JoTsey- Heifers * (Taranaki-bred) 2-0 Holslein-Jersey-cross Heifers 40 High-grade Jersey Heifers Entries Solicited.