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Waikato Times, Volume 100, Issue 16815, 5 June 1926, Page 12

DALCETY a GO. LTD CLEARED SALES. V. Chilly, Tuawharc, Sale of Dairy Herd, Wednesday June 9. Wm. Gray, Pukerimu, Thursuaj, June 10, A. H. Peppercorn, Cambridge Saleyar3s, June 14. 1926. M. Carroll, Cambridge Saleyards— Monday, June 14. J. C. Montefliore, Te Awamutu, Wednesday, June 16, 1926. W. Nickle, Roto-o-rangi—Friday, June 18. P. D. and F. Holmes, Pukcalua — Tuesday, June 22, in conjunction with' Farmers’ Aucticnccring Co. H. R. Harding, Matamata —Monday, July 26, in conjunction with Farmers’ Auctioneering Co. J. Dober, Malangi—Wednesday, June 30, 1926. J. W. Kenyon, Taupiri—Wednesday, June 30. 1926. W. Rickard, Talhoa. July 2. 1926. G. A. Pearce, Puketurua —Friday, July 9. F. W. Seifert, Kcrconc Road, Morrinsville —Monday, July 12. F. C. Wilkins, Te Mata—’Thursday, July 22. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, JUNE 8. 100 HBAD CATTLE 10 10 15 20 700 180 60 20 50 400 Fat Cows Store Cows Heifers in calf Calves, m.s. SIIEEP Including— Prime Fat Ewes, off turnips Fat Lambs Fat Ewes and Wethers 2, 4 and 6th Ewes. Fat and Forward Big Framed 4 and 6-tooth Wethers Entries Solicited. MATAMATA STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9. 20 fat Cows and Heifers 30 34 year old Steers forward condition. 30 Store Cows 15 Heifers in calf 20 Calves M.S. 20 Store and Weaner Pigs Entries Solicited. CLEARING SALE AT TAUWHArtE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1920. At Moon. Favoured with instructions from MR VERE CHITTY, who is going out of dairying, we will Sell the WHOLE OF IliS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, as under: — 115 Dairy Cows, mostly 3rd and 4th calvers —majority Shorthorn and Holstein —due August and September, in calf to Pedigree Shorthorn and Holstein Bulls. 20 High-grade Jersey Heifers (in calf to Pedigree Jersey bulls) 40 High-grade Friesian Heifers — majority bred by Coxhead, Te Awamutu (in calf to Pedigree Ayrshire Bulls, bred by Government Farm), an extra choice lot. 25 Jersey Calves (selected) 25 Shorthorn Calves (selected) 1 3-ycar-old Shorthorn Bull, “Darbalara” strain, bred by Government Farm 1 3-year-old Shorthorn Bull 1 2-year-old Jersey Bull 1 2-year-old Friesian Bull 1 5-cow Gane Milking Plant, Heater, Water Pump, etc. 20 Milk Cans (20 gallons) 420 Sound-mouthed larged framed good woolled Ewes, in lamb to Southdown rams IGO Hoggets, m.s. i Pair Waggon Horses 1 llandy Farm Gelding 4 Sets Collars and Chains, Swingletrces, etc. 2 Ton Waggon Harness, Chains, and Breeching 1 Spring Milk Waggon and Harness 1 Spring Tip-Dray and Harness 1 Set Discs (16 blade) 1 McCormack Mower 1 F.F. Drill in really good order 1 Tripod Harrows 1 Set Chain Harrows LUNCHEON PROVIDED. The above Herd is an exceptionally good one, and avenge return from the Factory for last year was 2471bs butter-fat. They arc practically all young cows in first-class condition, and the vendor has instructed us to j sell the whole herd Without Reserve.

CLEARING SALE. PUKEMMU, CAMBRIDGE. THURSDAY, JUNE 10. Favoured with instructions from Mil W. GUAY, who lias sold his farm, we will sell the whole of his Live and Dead Stock, comprising:— OA CHOICE JERSEY AND 017 JERSEY CROSS HOLSTEIN AND SHORTHORN COWS 10 2-year-old Jersey Cross and Shorthorn lleifers ( r.w.b.J 17 Calves 1 Pedigree 'Shorthorn Bull 1 Shorthorn Bull 2 Jersey Bulls 2 Draught Marcs, all farm work 1 Draught Gelding (all farm work) 2 Draught 18-months Fillies (extra choice) 1 Top-Dresser, 1 2-ton Spring Waggon, 1 Farmers’ Favourite Drill, 1 d.f. Plough, 1 Spring Tooth Cultivator, 1 Tip-Dray, 1 Set Tyne Harrows new, l Set Chain Harrows, Saw Bench & Saw, 28ft. Ladder, Swingletrees, 14-20 gallon Milk Cans, Dray Saddle and Breeching, 3 Sets Collars and Hames, 7-foot Cross-Cut Saw, Tarpaulin, 2 Lawn-Mowers, Steelyards, Pig Barrels and Troughs, Hayforks, Small Quantity of Furniture. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE.—We have inspected the above herd. They are in good condition, mostly young, and early cal vers. We can highly recommend them as being one of the host herds in the district, being culled heavily each season. OHAUPO STOCK SALE. 100 FRIDAY, JUNE 11. HEAD OF CATTLE Entries Solicited. jQALGETY AND QOMPANY | TD„ HAMILTON. ~T IME Uie soli mnsv nave.” "Mysteries ot I i the Soil.” by “Home Counties.” Carbonate and super should give better results mall slay. Sweet sull needs 3 Co 5 cwt carbonate yearly; super. 2 to 3; sour, extra carbonate. Prices and deliveries on application. Farmers may llnd bays.— TE KUITI LIME CO., LTD~ 303 ancc DuUdlutrs, Auckland-