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Waikato Times, Volume 96, Issue 15356, 3 October 1923, Page 10

FARMERS’ CO.-OP AUC. CO., LTD. DAIRY FARM—DOING CONCERN. 1 DK ACRES, Freehold, situated within one hour by oar from Hamilton, 140 acres in grass, about 30 acres drained ranpo swamp, ready Tor burning off this summer; 10 paddocks, well watered by good creeks. Buildings comprise good 4-roomed house, pantry', scullery, bathroom, tele-: phone; good cowshed, 4-cow plant; cream collected: school ii miles. Includes 45 dairy cows (first-class condition), 7 calves, 3 horses, pigs and all Implements. Besides above the owner grazed 25 cows for other people. This Tarm Will safely do 50 cows now and 60 next year. PRICE, £26. Cash £BOO, balance B years at 0 per cent. FIVE YEARS’ LEASE. D AIRY FARM near Whakatane, 180 acres, of which 120 Is in grass, and 20 acres fallowing. Adjoining school, saleyards, and railway station. The buildings comprise 4-roomed cottage, and 2-roomed cottage. Milking •hed and 4-cow plant, 00 gal. separator, also maize, crib. The farm is well subdivided, and is a good property. RENT £2OO pee annum first two years, £260 per annum balance at THE FARMERS’ CO.-OP. AUCT. GO. LTD. Victoria rnwurr. Office Wheat 11

LIST OF STOCK FOR PRIVATE BALE - After Business Hours ring—J. H. Elliott, 2028; M. C. Stranger. 1368. SHEEP— We have .several inoquirics for ewes and lambs up to 300. Quotations wanted. STUItK CATTLE—--100 Run Hereford Cows, £6. 15 Yearling Jersey Heifers, £5 40-Well-grown Good Coloured • Yearling. Steers, £3 12s Cd DAIRY COWS— We have the following whole herds for private sale.. Full particulars on vpheation. 40 2-3-year' Jersey-cross Heifers in milk £l2 10'Choice ' Jersey Heifers (dams, 348 fat); £l3 BULLS. ' il Yearling Red Polled Bulls, £ls las S.H. Friesians and Jerseys NOTICE. P UYERS are notified that delivery will only be given'for GASH unless arrangements for credit have been previously made with the management. , CLEARING BALES. A. E. Cowley, Waerenga—October 4. B. A. Maitland, Okoroire— October 9. Ireland Bros., Cambridge (in conjunction with Dalgely and'Co., Ltd.) Wednesday, October 10. - Win. Boyd, Maiangi (sale of Pedigree and Grade Friesians; —; ihursday, November 22. A. E. Peppercorn, Pukekura (sale of High-grade Jerseys)—November Ranstead Bros., Matangi— I Thursday, May ‘29,‘i'924V '' ' T. C. Biackelt. Te Kowhai—l924. > Combined Breeders* Pedigree Sale. —• May, 1924. "Important to dairymen. Attention of purchasers is drawn to clause F in "Conditiuns” of Sale, wherein it is stated, “that no guarantee shall be implied - from any affirmation made at the time of the sale unless such be reduced to writing." WAIKATO COMBINED BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION.

EIGHTH ANNUAL PEDIGREE STOCK SALE. CLAUDELANDS SHOWGROUNDS; TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW, at 10 a.m. each day. iAA PEDIGREE X.OTS, comftyv prising—--250 Jerseys 8C Holstein Frlesians 15 Ayrshires 50 Shorthorns , ORDER OF SALE: ■ First Day—Yearling and 2-ycar Jersey Bulls, froiji Lot 1 to 140; Holsteins (male and female); Shorthorns (do.); Ayrshire (do.). . Second Day—Balance of yearling and 2-year Jersey Bulls, Aged Bulls and Females. An inspection of Stock by representatives of the various breeds will be made prior to the sale. Any animals deemed to be in unsaleable condition will be rejected. Stock should be railed to Claudelands, and advice sent to this office. ’Catalogues on application. NOTICE TO CLIENTB, PEDIGREE STOCK. /CLIENTS requiring Pedigrees of Registered Stock, or information relative to S.O. Records will be supplied with same on application. ’ TIRAU BTOCK SALE. ; * TO-MORROW AT 12 NOON* 0Q HEAD CATTLE 15 Fat Cows 12 Fat Steers . 40 3,4 and 5-year Steers, good colours 15 3-year Steers 6 2-year Steers 9 Forward-condition Steer* 10 Fresh-condition Cows 70 Store Cows < 50 2-year Empty Shorthorn Heifers 55 Yearling S.H. Heifers 15 Extra Choice Yearling S.H. Heifers 20 Yearling S.H. Steers 15 Springing Heifers 1 2-year Reg.-.S.H. Bull 50 3 and 4 year Steers 25 Yearling Heifers 40 Springing Cows and Heifers 50 Hoggets 5 Fat Hoggets. 30 Store Pig» Half-ton Seed Potatoes. CLEARING BALE AT OKAERIA. WAERANGA VALLEY. TO-MORROW, at 12 Noon. favoured with instructions from Mr A. K. Cowley, who has leased his farm, we shall sell on the properly, on <■ above date, his Live and Dead Stock, comprising::— KA 2 and 3-YEAR JERsEY-CROSS *'''■* Heifers (Taranaki-brcd), in milk and to calve 2 Purebred Jersey Bulls (Tara-naki-bred), 2 and 3 years 2 Farm Marcs, 4 and 5-year-old Four cream cans, 4 casks, sledge, frame**, grindstone, tools, etc.