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Waikato Times, Volume 104, Issue 17502, 8 September 1928, Page 12

Ff.tMSS' GO-OPERATIVE NOTICE. t/nvncs requiring stock or wishing to sell same should communicate witn I’JA'.C. Stock Department. Stock inquiries after hours ring: ■“'* Hamilton. Wi- J. Livingstone, 3058; G. R. Wyllie, 202 b; W. L. Carr, 1968. U*T or STOCK FOR PRIVATE SALE 70 Jersey and Jersey Cross heifers pick 20, £ll. 40 Jersey and Jersey cross springing heifers, pick £l2. j- IS In calf Jersey Heifers —£10. SO Choice Jersey Heifers —Pick, £l3. 65 Jersey and Cross Heifers, pick £lO 16 Yearling Pedigree Friesian Heifers. 1100 Mixed Sex Woolly Hoggets, 32s ‘ 60 S.M. Ewes with B.F. lambs £2 COO W. Hoggets, 26/6 8 Registered Polled Angus bulls, pick, 20gns. 1 Pedigree Jersey Bull, “Marshland’s Ginger Mick,” 3 years—40gns. 1 Pedigree yearling Friesian bull, extra g00d.—35 guineas. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ii. 11 a.m. 10 Fat Steers. 10 Extra Prime Fat Young Cows. 10 Prime Fat Cows 13 Fat Cows 80 Fat Wethers 100 Fat Pigs 50 Store Pigs Entries Solicited. NOTE. —Wednesday’s Dairy Sales have been cancelled and all dairy stock will be sold at our ordinary TUESDAY SALE, AT 1 P.M. JJORSE JAAIR. gEPTEMBER H, 12, 13, 1928 ’ 11th. at 10 a.m.; 12th & 13th., 9.30. 500 HORSES OF ALL CLASSES. Including—■'.'Bo Unbroken Horses 350 Heavy and Light Draughts 80 Hacks and Harness. 20 Shetland Ponies ■■ l 1 Brown Gelding by Lucullus, good jumper. On account of MR J. T. GRAHAM — 4 Thoroughbred Horses 2 Trotting Horses FULL EXTENDED PEDIGREES GIVEN AT SALE. On account of Mr R. Hannon—--10 Brood Mares and Yearlings

FIRST DAY.—DRAUGHTS. R. A. Richardson 1, F, W. Jones 2, A. L. Allen 3-4, Jas. Shaw 5, J. A. B. Stead 6, T. D. Reid 7-8, J. W. Wakefield 9-10, J. Malcolm 11, Alex. Ramsay 12-13, Diprose Bros. 14, H. W. Mackereth 15, 11. Taylor 16, Grayling 17-18, A. Moon 19, May Bros. 20, J. O’Brien 21-22, B. Nicol 23, J. T. Holland 24-26, Mrs Dalbeth 27, C. Weal 28, L. Hinton 29, Ellis and Burnand 30-31, S. Dunbar 32, Camp. Johnston 33-34, W. C. Wallace 35-36, Smith 37-66, G. Richmond 73-74, A. Crawford 75, R. 11. Brinkworth 76, M. Strong 77, W. E. Meadway 78, L. Watkins 79, T. R. Wright 80, Mrs M. Paton 81, N. A. Paton 82, A. W. Scott 83, C. Johnston 84-89, L. Cowley 90, R. J. Kidd 91-92, B. Hewitt 93, A. J. Kernot 94, Jess Cogswell 95, Ellingham and Hill 96-98, C. Buckenham 99104, J. Corneille 105-106, E. Mathers 107, R. Troughton 108-111, R. O. McCabe 112-113, N. Banks 114, F. O’Connor 115-116, B. N. Garland 117, W. Fitzgerald 118-119, A. M. Petersen 120, C. H. Selby 121, W. Boyd 122, M. Cowley 123, J. A. Watt 124, J. E. Martin 125-130, J. M. Rendell 131, E. L. Robertson 132-133, R. Troughton 134, J. A. Steele 135, Ellingham and Hill 136, Paterson Bros. 137-139, F. G. Hart 140-142, E. McDonald 143, A. Clark 144, J. Spear 145, McGhee Bros. 146. SECOND DAY.—DRAUGHTS. J. W. Kerr 147, J. T. Bryant 148152, G. Vosper 153-154, Wm. Vosper 155-162, Fisher Bros. 163-165, Walker Bros. 166, S. S. Walker 167, W. Craig 168-169, WheweU Bros. 170173, Jas. Taylor 174-185, K. S. Browne 186-189, H. Giles 190-193, E. Robinson 194, J. Geo 195-201,. E. Rogers 202-204, G. W. Condor 205200, R. A. Bent 207-208, M. McKenzie 209-212, E. Jeans 213, Mclntosh 214, A. Forsyth 215-221, W. Finlay 222 T 228, R. Saunders 229-235, F. Rich-* rnond 236, W'. Saunders 237-248, R. G. Speake 249-251, W. Alexander 252-253, A. H. Storey 254-255, C. F. Storey 256, A. L. Storey 257, Taylor Bros. 258-261, Smith Bros. 262, Jas. Kay 263-270, 11. Kay 271-272, A. Kay 273-277, T. Kay 278, W. G. Kay 279284, W. G. Park 285-294, J. Walker 295-298, R. D. Fisher 299, W. F. Duncan 300-311, T. Hoult 312-319, Jno. Hannon 320-321, T. Duck 322831, M. T. Phillips 332, R. Harmon 333-335, A, Bertlesen 336, J. T. Holwell 337, Pctch Bros. 338-340, J. fdhNickle 341-344, J. T. Scott 345346, E. Pcacocke 347, H. E. Walters 848. THIRD DAY*—LIGHTS. J. S. Adams 1, A. Boyce 2, Jas. Taylor 3-4, K- S. Browne 5-6, J. Walker 7 E. Rogers 8-13, W. Saunders 1419 L S Chamberlain 20-22, R. A. Bent 23-24, J. P. Keeley 25, McKenzie 26, May Bros. 27, R. Baillie 28-31, Mrs Forkcrt 32, E. Jeans 33, C. Peake 34, W. Kerr 35-40, A. J. Charles 4142, Leo Wilson 43-44, 45, T. R. Wright 46, A. E. Paton 47, A. W. Tozer 48, R. Hannon 49-50, A. W. Scott 51-52, R. G. Speake 53, G. Johnston 54-57, H. Crowther 58-59, J. Banks 60, J. P. Keeley 65-66, C. Mann 67, C. Buckenham 68-71, E. Brindle 72, W. Fitzgerald 73, W. J. Baldwin Kirkby Bros. 75, G. O. Death 76, I?. Duncan 77, Fk. G. Hart 78, J. W. G* Smith 79, Ellingham and Pcacocke 80, G. C. McGau&h Si, H. Skewes 82, vn Kerry) .g2 r -L.TfenmXTgon~S4^JLA-C.