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Waikato Times, Volume 112, Issue 18778, 28 October 1932, Page 12

SPECIAL CATTLE SALE. AT NGONGOTAHA. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7T11., AT NOON. (In Conjunction with Loan Company.) 9 K(\ STATION BRED THREEYEAR POLLED ANGUS AND HEREFORD STEERS ex Galatea Estate. The above cattle are well-grown and are good quality. They are typical of the well-bred cattle that come from Galatea Station. rjVHE jpAP.MEBS’ QO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING QO.. HAMILTON AND BRANCHES.

STOCK FOR SALE. TE KUITI STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2, AT 11 A.M. Os'A FOUR & FIVE-YEAR SHORTHORN AND HEREFORD BULLOCKS 130 3-year Polled Angus Steers 100 2-year Polled Angus and Shorthorn Steers 100 Yearling, Polled Angus, Shorthorn and. Hereford Steers (The majority of the above are straight lines of station-bred cattle.) 50 Yearling Jersey Heifers 50 Mixed Cattle 20 Dairy Cows and Heifers 450 Shorn Wether Hoggets 500 Mixed Sex Woolly Hoggets 673

AGRICULTURAL MACHINES FOR SALE. ALFA»LA¥AI SEPARATORS We have available a number of previous model reconditioned Separators, 45 to 130 gallon capacity. Machines carry our guarantee for skimming and durability. • Prices ridiculously low. For instance, 65-gallon bell-models from £9. These machines can be inspected in our Showroom, VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. ALFA-LAFAL SEPARATOR GO. (N.Z.), LTD. BOX 340, HAMILTON. 650 ' FAT STOCK BUYERS. gTOCIC jgUYERS. N.Z. PRODUCERS, CO-OPERATIVE MARKETING ASSOCIATION, LTD., Maritime Chambers, WELLINGTON. Waikato representative, W. BONEHAM, Phone 3136, HAMILTON.

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