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Waikato Times, Volume 97, Issue 15245, 23 May 1923, Page 10

PALGETY & CO., LTD. / tNAIIURES. MMURES. , per ton cash SUPERPHOSPHATE 36/38% £5/10/0 BASIC SUPER V £5/10/0, NAURU-OCEAN PHOSPHATE GUANO £5/10/0 The above quotations are on trucks, either Westfield, or Te Papapa Superphosphate and Basic Super, booked 90 days 10/- per ton extra, less 5/- cash within 30 days. . Nauru Ocean, booked 90 days 12/- per ton extra, less 6/3 for cash within 30 days. Sydney Boncdust, Paton Burns No. 1, £l2. On trucks, Auckland, shipments arriving weekly. Booked 90 days 15/- per ton extra, less 7/6 for cash within 30 days. Mixed Bonedust, Gear Brand, £lO 15s. Net cash freight paid to Waikato Stations on orders of 30cwt and over. WIRE, FENCING MATERIAL, GRAIN, SEED, PRODUCE, AND HARDWARE, ETC. Prices on application. CLEARING SALES. J. W. Finnerty, Matamata—Monday, May 28. Pedigree cattle Sale, Claudelanda Showgrounds—Tuesday, May 29. On account S. R. Simpkin, Monavaie, dispersal sale of pedigree Jeraoy herd—Friday, June 1, 1923. Parsons, Kiwitahi—Wednesday, June .1 13. Walker and Were, Matamata (in conjunction with Farmers’ Auctioneering Co.) —Tuesday, June 26. Thorpe Bros., Maungatautari—Wednesday, June 27. L. Blennerhassett, Matamata—July 5. A. McQuade, Matamata —Friday, July 6. Walker and Were, Matamata (in conjunction with Farmers’ Auctioneering Co.) —Monday, July 9. W. McLaehlan, Morrinsville —Thursday, July 12. T. Bottomley, Matamata —Thursday, July 12. Gammon and Co., at Matamata Sale Yards —Friday, July 20. WOOL SALE. The final clearing up sale of the season has been fixed for Saturday, June 2. Catalogue closes on Saturday, May 26. Consign your clip to Dalgety’s siding, Auckland. WANTED. A Herd of 40 Friesian-cross Cows WAINGARO STOCK SALE. TO-MORROW. 200 HEAD CATTt ‘ 20 4-yr-old Steers, forward condition 20 4-yr-old Steers, forward condition 15 3-yr-old Steers 20 Fat 2-th Wethers 200 Fat and Forward Wethers 80 Ewes, in Lamb to Romney Rams PUTARURU STOCK SALE. 200 FRIDAY, MAY 25. HEAD CATTLE 40 21-yr-old Steers 20 2-yr-oid in calf heifers Entries Solicited. OHINEWAI BTOCK SALE. MONDAY, MAY 28. 100 HE A D 5 Fat Cows 25 4-yr-old Steers 10 3-yr-old Steers 1 Bull CATTLE CLEARING SALE AT MATAMATA. MONDAY, MAY 28. Favoured with instructions from Mr J. W. Finnerty, wo will sell on the above date, the whole of his live and dead slock, comprising:--^ Aft DAIRY COWS, Jersey, S.H., and Holstein, in calf to Ayrshire Bull 2 Bulls 3 18-mos Heifers, in calf 1 Bay Gelding, aged (Lord John) trotter, very fast 1 Black Stallion, syrs (Coo-ee), trotter, very fast 2 Three-quarter Draughts, any trial , 2 Waggon Horses \ 1 Foal (colt) 1 Sow, in pig 6 Slips One Waggon (full lock), 1 D.F. Disc Plough, 14-blade Disc Harrows, Tripod Harrows, S.F. Plough, 3-horse Set Swingletrees, 6 Sets Harness, 5 Horse Collars, Saddle and Bridle, Chains, 10 20-gal. Milk Cans, 4 10gal. Cream Cans, 4 12-gal. Cream Cans, 30 Muscovey Ducks, 30 8.0. Pullets, 12 8.0. Hens, 9 Purebred Silver Wyandottes, 6 Bags Cement, Srndries, 1 Piano (Brindsmead)), Sideboard with Mirror, Couch, Mattress, Lawn Mower, 1 Churn. UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE OF •i-j HIGH-CLASS PEDIGREE JER-<*-L SEYS, AT MONOVALE, CAMBRIDGE, —on — ■ FRIDAY, JUNE 1, AT NOON. Instructed by MR S. R. SIMKIN, who is leaving the district, we will sell the whole of his plant and stock, including:— OO PEDIGREE JERSEY' GOWS AND °° HEIFERS. 8 Pedigree Jersey Bulls Mr Simkin, when selecting his Stud, secured some of the best cattle procurable, and the above sale is a rare chance for breeders to secure some high-class stock. Catalogues on Application. ALSO 38 Crossbred Djiiry Cows 4 Heifers 1 Harness Mare, by Woodstock 1 Registered Ped. Berkshire Boar, 19 months, “Woodstock's Major,” from imported stock 1 Registered Berkshire Sow, “Highview’s Peggy,” bred by Ruakura Farm 4 Young Boars and one Sow from above 1 Berkshire Devon Cross Sow One D.F. Booth and McDonald Lever Plough (in good order), 1 Set Duncan 4-leaf Tine Harrows (new), 3-horse Set Swingletrees, 1 Milotte Separator (88-gal. per hour, season’s use), 1 40-gal Vat, 1 45-gal, Vat, 1 10-gal. Cream Can, 2 10-gal. Barrels, 1 16-gal. Vacuum Tank, 1 4 h.p. Crossley Kerosene Engine (in good order), 2 lengths lin. Piping, some Furniture. Conveyances will meet all trains at Cambridge. Luncheon Provided. JQALGETY AND QO., J/D., HAMILTON. IDEAL STUD FARM, ; 1 PIA ACRES, within 6 miles of Hamilton. An exceptionally well laid out property; all level and in splendid order. Watered by river, windmill and power pump. Fenced into 15 paddocks. Nice residence of 6 rooms and every possible convenience. Splendid range of buildings. Electric light afed power machines installed. Price and tei'ms to genuine applicants. TOWN PROPERTIES. r>l AKA —HAMILTON EAST (within a few minutes of the Traffic Bridge). Compact modern BUNGALOW, containing 5 large rooms, bathroom with porcelain bath and basin, two built-in wardrobes and good range of cupboards. Attached washhouse. Freehold section, 1 acre. DEPOSIT £l5O. 0 1 inn—BETWEEN FRANKTON AND HAMILTON. Beautiful position overlooking the Lake. Modern Bungalow, containing 5 good rooms, decorated in latest style and fitted with every convenience. Elevated, dry section; } acre, Freehold. Terms arranged. BUILDING SECTIONS. piwpj PER ACRE —PALMERSTON ROAD (just off). —24 ACRES: very handy position. Quarter acre, freehold, £325. Exceptionally good residential site; 3| chains road frontage. Electric power passes the properly. Elevated disposition, practically level. Very easy terms if buildings are erected, viz.. £BO cash. (25211). T. Mandeno Jackson 116 VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON, Telephone 1850. Head Office, Auckland.

GAR REPAIRS GUARANTEED. , WORKING HOURS: All the time. ■Phone 1844. 'Phone 1844. GEORGE BROWN, HOOD STREET, HAMILTON. DODGE BROTHERS, yEHICLES. WAIKATO AGENTS — gTANDARDISED ROTORS, GARDEN PLACE, HAMILTON. •Phone 2256. P.o. Box 247, IJIJMBER QO-, j^TD. TIMBER. BUILDERS 1 Now Is your chanoe to secure. Mala! Flooring and Weatherboards In Heart and 0.8. Large stocks on hand. Price Ust on application to —* THE MANAGER, At Waotu. via Putaruru. ’Phone No. 15R, Putaruru. HAVING acquired tne Wiring Department and Electricians or the NATIONAL ELECTRICAL A ENGINEERING CO., LTD.. Hamilton, we trust to receive a continuance of the patronage accorded the above Company. C H M AnRIOTT A>D C OY -' ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, ALEXANDRA STREET, HAMILTON. Then® SB4S.

HAM AND BACON CURERS. BEEF AND PORK BUTCHERS. COLD STORAGE. Manufacturers and Purveyors of ICE. PRIME QUALITY HAMS AND BACON and DELICIOUS SMALL GOODS. FARMERS’ CURING CATERED FOR. JjVACTORY pHONE QAMBRIDGE. CALFSKINS. WILSON AND CANHAM, LIMITED. Cash Buyors of Hides, Calf Skins, Sheep Skins, Wool, Horse Hair, and Tallow. Buyers will attend the following places on dates specified:— Cambridge —dOtli April, and fortnightly thereafter. Putaruru —14th of May, and monthly thereafter. Tirau —Ist May, and fortnightly thereafter. Matamata —2nd May, and fortnightly thereafter. To Kuiti —11th May, and fortnightly thereafter. Otorohanga—4th May, and fortnightly thereafter. Te Awamutu —sth May, and fortnightly thereafter. Claudelands (Sale Yards) —Every sale day. Frarikton (Sale Yards) —Every sale day. ______