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Waikato Times, Volume 103, Issue 17407, 21 May 1928, Page 12

N.Z.L & M. A. LIMITED, HAMILTON. GTOCK FOR PRIVATE SALE. 600 Choice Jersey Heifers In calf. —£lo to £l2—for 1 truck or more. WHOLE HERD—--80 Jersey; Jersey Cross, Shorthorn and Hoistcin Cows. Ownsr ran show factory return?, £lO 10s 70 Shorthorn Cows, a few Friesian and Jersey Cross, average, 2601 b. fat., cm 10s 30 Jersey Cross and Shorthorn cows.—£Jo 10s. CLEARING 3ALES, Wednesday. May 23.--Mr Balph Forlong, Kiwi I ahi. Thursday. May 24. —Mr E. Atkinson, Tama here, l'riday. May 25. —Mr Ceo. Hall. Horotiu. In conjunction with Messrs Dalgety and Co. Saturday. May 26 —A. G. Forbes, Matan.ei (late Zanders' farm). Wednesday, June 6.—Mr J. P. Edwards, Hairini. Wednesday, June 6. —Mr W. J. Chynoweth, Pukeroro. Horses. implements, furniture, motor car and sundries. Friday. June 8.- -Mr L. G. Osborne, Tuhikaramea. Monday. June 11 .—Mr S. Waide, Wainpa ro Road. Tuesday, Juno 12.—Mr W. E. Lloyd, Orakau. Wednesday, June 13. —Mr Rober'tstein, Rukuhia. 102 cows carrying 2nd. calf. Thursday, June 14.—Mr McKendry, Newstead. Friday. June 15. —Mr H. Rhodes. Te Awamutu yards. 150 Jersey Heifers in calf. Monday, June 18.—Mr P. Calder, Te Mawhai. Monday, June 18.—W. H. Hood, Ngaruawahia. Wednesday, June 20.—Mr A. Benge. Matangi. Thursday, June 21.—Mr T. Clemow, Orini. Friday, June 22.—Mr T. Aitchison, Newstead. Fridav, June 29.—Mr Chas. Parker, Hairini. Sale of High Grade Jersey Heifers Wednesday, July 18.—Mr J. Belcher, Ohinewai. KING COUNTRY CLEARING SALES. Monday, May 28.—Mr A, D. Hall, Otorohanga. Tuesday, May 29. —Mr T. H. Bond, Otorohanga. Thursday May 31.—Mr B. W. Robertson, Te Kuiti Road, Otorohanga. Tuesday June 26. —Mr John Hogf;, Whawharua, Otorohanga. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, MAI' 22. 25 Fat cows and heifers. 15 Forward and store cows. 20 Head .nixed cattle. 50 Fat wethers. 100 Good 2-tooth Wethers 100 Baconers and porkers. 100 Store and weaner pigs. 3 Farm horses. 6 Jersey heifers close to profit. Entries Solicited. CLEARSNG SALE AT KIWITAHI. (Near Railway Station.) WEDNESDAY, MAY 23. Favoured with instructions from MR RALPH FORLONG, we will sell on the above date, his whole herd comprising— -60 Jersey Cows carrying second calf 20 Young Jersey Cows 21 Weaner Jersey Heifers selected from the ahove cows 2 Aged Farm Horses (all work) 20 Store Pigs NOTE— The above herd were brought up from the Manawatu as heifers. They are mostly fawn jerseys, in good condition and early calvcrs. Factory returns will bo available at the sale. Luncheon provided NGARUAWAHIA STOCK SALE FRIDAY, JUNE 1. Also on account of Mr J. Gorman, who has sold his farm—--15 Jersey and Jersey Cross Heifers in calf to Jersey Bull Entries Solicited. N Z L° AN AND I \T ERCANTII ' I? ' A gency no., jyrrj. MACHINERY & IMPLEMENTS FOR SALE. Topdresser, "Booth," £l6; Drills, "Empire" Disc, 11-col. £27 10s, F.F., It-col. £22 los, ditto 9-col. £?? 10s; Discs, Slecl uueen, etc., £ls, £li, £10; Lever Ploughs, H. and G., anrl R. anrl (i ."Digger," £li, £l2; Tripod Harrows, all hinds, £7, £6, £5; also Chains, £2 los; Tine Harrows, ■>- leaf £3, s-leal £6 with bar; Lour: Hand Plougns, Hornsby and Booth, £,s; Disc Ploughs, £l2 lo £l6; Cultivator, £.' los; Swtugietrees (new), 3-horse sel £2 10s, 1-horsp bar 8/-. These are (inly our specials. We stork a mil range or ail second-hand farm implements.—alewnDHA STREET, HAMILTON, PHONE 2401) USED FARM IMPLEMENTS FOP SALE- I ALL RE-COiNDITIONKD.—I P. anrl I Ij. Duncan Bft. Top-dresser; 1 Duncan Handle Plough (medium); i Hornsby 2- I Horse Mower; 1 Booth MacDonaicl Drill- ;; Leering 1 1 x 7 Hoe Drills; 1 H. and 0. 2-How sculfler; 1 H. anrl u. t'.K. Lever Plough (medium), l McCortalch Mower; 2 Deering Mowers;. 4 No. 7 Massey Harris Mowers. Special prices to clear bv end 01 April. We sen on owners' account, all Classes Second-band Engines, 1 arm ImD,lements. etc. Let us Know what you nave tor sale.—A. M. BlsLE* and to., ward Street, HAMILTON. "OLE DRAIN PLOUGHING should be b?- . gun NOW to ensu-e having the paddocks in the right cunaition by releasing surplus water after heavy rain. Mole Drain Ploughing increases production. OUH DRAIN PLOUGHS ARE THE BEST i Motor Springs and all Farm Implements Repaired at Shortest Notice.—A. A. HAWKER & CO., BLACKSMITHS & BODY BUILDERS, 21 Barton St., Hamilton. Original makers of Small Draught Drainers. PHONE 2032. TTAMILTON IMPLEMENT WORKS, LTD. j Two Svvimp Ploughs; 2 S.F. Lever I Ploughs; Handle and D.F. rone convert- \ ible), all makes; 2 star Feed Topdressersf McCormick Cutter; 2 Spring Tip Dravs, Baker's Cart; 1J and 3 h.p. Engines; 3 and lear Sets Tine Harrows: Booth Pump Jack; Storrie Double Ridker; Tripod and Chain Harrows. We have every description of Second-hand Farm Implements. We BuySell or Exchange and Guarantee Satisfaction—HAMlLTON IMPLEMENT WORKS, LTD., London St., river side rrom Dairy Co.'s Bdgs. Phone 2123. OH! those Icy sheets! Why worry? Buy a "UNIQUE" Hot Water Bottle and warm them up before you "turn in." The bust bag on the market because British. u WHEN you have h prescription ring 2 2;*6. We will send for it, dispense it. and deliver it.—J. .N. Irvine, M.P.S., Chemist. | PIANOFORTE iun;n£. —*il Tunings and Repairs receive personal attention H P Evans. 26 Ward street. >AlL;.lK'd " Exceiso «' Tonte \,:\\ restore J your energy; removes that tired feel- | ing; 3/- and 5/6 bottle.—At Balllle'e. Ltd. turpeiislntf Gbem»Bt*N