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Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 18024, 20 May 1930, Page 12

STOCK FOR PRIVATE SALE. 6 Good Reliable Farm Horses, hall' to full draught, 4 to 7-year-old; all work, with trial LIST OF CLEARING SALES. May 23 and 24.—V. 11. Nolan, in conjunction with F.A. Company and Dalgety and Company, 350 Dairy Cows and Heifers May 3n—(j. jj. nan, ki o Kio, Second Annual Sale of pedigree Milking S.H. Cattle. June s—Hamilton—On account of Coulter and Dale, Pedigree Jersey Cattle. June 6—Mrs R. M. Corrigan, Oluupo. Monday, June 9—Mr R. Harper, River Road, Otorohanga, sale of Grade Jerseys. June 9—G. D. Green, Paterangi. June 11—H. and S. R. Riiodes, To Awamulu Yards. ■ Pukeatua (in conjunction with Dalgety and Company) first annual sale of 100 extra choice tested high grade Jersey Cows in calf to a son of Grannie’s Knight and a grandson of Holly Dank Squire. Also: 30 high grade Jersey Heifers. June 23—\Y. S. Akehurst, Te Fore. June 23—Geo. Ritchie, Morrinsville. June 24—F. D. McGovern, Te Awamulu (in conjunction with Dalgety and Company). June 25 —Morton G. Tuck, Rototuna. June 26—W. and D. Young, Taupiri. June 27—R. S. Robson, Te Awamutu. June 30—J. Punch, PirongiaJuly 2—Aiex. Ferguson, Pukeatua. THURSDAY, JULY 3 —A. Moreland and Sons, Te Rapa, in conjunction with Farmers’ Auctioneering Company, pedigree Jerseys FRIDAY, JULY 4—C. Rumbles, Pukeatua. July 11—S. J. Oliver, Orakau.

SPECIAL HEIFER SALE. RANGIRIRI YARDS. THURSDAY, SVSAY 22. On account of a Client: — DO Choice Jersey Heifers, early cabers' Entries Solicited. MGARUAWAHIA STOCSC SALE. ■ FRIDAY, .MAY 23. AT NOON. HEAD CATTLE. Entries Solicited.

NGONGOTAHA STOCK SALE. MONDAY, MAY 2G. HEAD OF CATTLE 225 18-months to 2-year HerefordPolled Angus Steers, ex Gisborne 80 3-1-year Polled Angus-Hereford Steers, ex-Gisborne 110 Mixed sex Hereford weaners 40 Hereford Polled Angus Heifers in calf Polled Angus bull 30 Store cows 50 Choice in-calf Jersey heifers N Z L OAN AND M ERCANTILE QO., j^TD.,

99,999 Dalny Farmers out of 100,000, if you would ask them what they are farming for would say:— “TO MAKE PROFITS” And every Farmer knows that the boiler equipped his farm Ihe bigger will be his turnover, and consequently his profits. Two very important factors in making a farm payable and up-to-date arr.:— THE WALLACE IVISLKER And WALLACE FAKRI IRfIPLEiTEEPiTS. They are the Permanent answer to your profit problems, and you owe it to yourself to have them. D. MCI. WALLACE LTD.. COLLS IMG WOOD STREET, HAMILTON.

THE POPULAR. EVONA DISTRIBUTOR. Prices from £25, less 5 per cent for Cash. Freight paid. Agents in all districts, or write— F. T. F. EVANS & CO., Auckland. Evona Implement Works.

LAND fOR SALE. 230 ACRES £750 CASH Situated in a cheese district, good quality heavy swamp land, good drainage, 160 to 170 acres in grass; balance ti-tree and a little timber. At present carrying 100 Cows and young stock. No mortgage to worry about for eight years. An excellent proposition for a man with a family, as when balance is brought in would milk from 150 to 160 Cows, then could be cut into two good sections. One six-roomed house and outbuildings; 8-bail cow-shed; handy to factory, school, and Post Office. PRICE, £32/10 PER ACRE Anyone wanting good Taranaki Heifers ring me and I can quote you. E. A. CANDY, SOUTH AUCKLAND REPRESENTATIVE, FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY of NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, HAWERA. Postal Address: NGARUA, WAITOA. Phono: 3G WALTON, Continuous Connection.

STOCK NOTICES MALG'A MINERALS Have always contained the correct proportion or lODINE and this is one or the reasons, hut only one, why they have produced such amazin? results when regularly led to Cattle, Pigs, Sheep and all live - s ‘ o v c^\ lV D 2 n ß l ° n l m SS PERSUADED TO USE CHEAPER MINERAL MIXTURES WHICH CON lAIN NO lODINE OR AN INADEQUATE PERCENTAGE. A MALGAMATED D ISTRIBUTORS, L m “ W AUD S TREET PRONE, NO. 22ISHAMILTON.