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King Country Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 130, 11 February 1909, Page 5

Dalgety and Co.. Limited Hamilton Dates of Coming Te Awamutu Saturdav, Feb. 20 TE AWAMUTU STOCK SALE. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20 At 12 Noon. 80 HEAD OF CATTLE 125 Mixed Cattle 40 Good Calves 200 Forward lambs 160 Store Lambs Entries solicited. DALGETY & CO. CON. CHRISTIE Auctioneer AW AKIN O FAT AND STORK STOCK SALE. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13. Newton King WILL sell by auction at "bis Awakino Yards, on Saturday 13th February: 100 18 month to 2 year Heifers 250 2J to 34 year Steers 50 4 to 5 year Forward Bullocks 40 Mixed Cattle 3000 6-tooth to F.M. Ewes 150 2-tooth Wethers 500 Lambs 80 Fat Ewes 12.30 o'clock. Oparure Sports. Monday, March I. ONE MILE from TE KUITI £32 TO BE GIVEN AWAY —PRIZES' ' PROGRAMME. 1100 yds. Maiden. 2—150 yds. Hurdles, Handicap. 3 —High Jump. 4 Maiden Chop. 15inch block. s—Half-mile Handicap. 6 —Mangatea Handicap Chop. 20inch block. 7 —Hop, Step and Jump. B—-Double-handed Sawing, 18inchlog. 9 —Oparure Cup Handicap in heats of 100 yds, 220 yds, and 440 yds. 10 —Underhand Chop, ISinch log. 11—Sack Race. 12—Pony Race. 13 —Maiden Horse Race. 14—Tug-of-War, 15 men aside. Pakeha v. Maori. £9O SPORTS £9O ST. PATRICK'S DAY. MARCH 17 Matapuna - Manunui Athletic A ssociation THIR D AXN UA L M EETING Conducted under the Rules ofthe Axemen's Association PROGRAMME. 1. Maiden Handicap, 120 yards. Ist prize trophy value £3 3s, 2nd 10s. Post entry 2s. 2. Underhand Chop, ISin. log. Ist prize £7, 2nd A'.'!. Nomi. 7s, accept ss. 3. 100 Yards Handicap. Ist prize !L\, 2nd £l. Nomi. ss, accept. 2s. 4. Maiden Handicap Chop, standing 15in. log. Ist prize £2 10s, 2nd £l. Nomi. 2s 6d, accept. Is 6d, 5. Matapuna Handicap, one mile. First prize £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £i. Nomi. ss, accept. 3s. 6. HANDICAP CHOP of £3O, 18in. Log, standing. Ist prize £2O, 2nd £6 3rd £4. Nomi. 20s, accept' 10s. 7. Ladies' Bracelet, handicap 220 yds. Ist prize, Gold Bracelet value £3 3s. Nomi. 2s, accept. Is. 8. Taumarunui Hurdles handicap, 220 yds., over eight flights 3ft 6in. Ist prize £2 10s, 2nd £l. Nomi. 3s, accept. 3s. 10. Manunui Handicap, 440 yds. Ist prize £5, 2nd £l, 3rd 10). Nomi. 6s, accept, 2s 6d. 11. Married Ladies' Race, handicap, 75yds, Ist ana 2nd prizes, trophies. Entry free. 12. Half-Mile Handicap. Ist prize £4, 2nd £l. Nomi. 4s, accept. Is. 13. Single Ladies' Race, 75yds. Ist and 2nd prizes, trophies. Post entry free. CONDITIONS. 1. Entries for the Maiden Handicap will close with the secretary on the ground at Manunui at 10 a.m. on the day of the sports. All other post entry events will close with the secretary at noon on the day of the sports. 2. All nominations—will close with the secretary at Taumarunui on February 26th, at noon. 3. Handicaps will appear on sth March and subsequent dates, and will appear in the Taumarunui Press, K.C. Chronicle, etc. 4. Acceptances for all Handicap Events will close with the secretary not later than 10 a.m. on day of sports. 5. All entries must be accompanied with the necessary fees, together with performances for last two years, otherwise they cannot be accepted. 6. Stewards will deal with all disputes, and their decision will be final. All protests must must be handed to the secretary in writing within ten minutes after event, and must be accompanied by a fee of 10s, which will be returned if upheld. 7. Each axeman must satisfy the committee that he is the holder of an axeman's license, as provided by the N.Z. Axeman's Association, before he can be allowed to compete in any of the chopping or sa.ving events. License can be obtained from the secretary on day of sports. BAND in attendance. J. COI'KI.ANJ 1. H<>n. St rretary. W. 'J'H< >Rl\ Afint Secretary. W. H;ii"i:: r i. Treasurer. The Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneering Co., Ltd. Dates of Coming Saic-s. Te Kuiti —Wec;:'n.Feb. 17 N.Z. Loan & Mercantile Agency Co.. Limited. 500 WAIHOU STOCK SALE HEAD OF CATTLE Dates of Coming Sales. Ngaruawahia— Friday. Feb. 12 Ngaruawahia Fair —Wednesday, February 17 Andrews and Beaven double bagger chaffcutter, practically new and in good order Also—On account of W. H. Herries, who has sold part of his farm : 100 TWO-TOOTH ROMNEY - Lincoln Ewes 250 4-Tooth Romney-Lincoln ewes 350 6-Tooth to f.m. do. OHAUPO STOCK SALE TUESDAY, FEB. 16 4QQ lIEAD CATTLE Sale at 12 noon sharp TE KUITI STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY I/. gQQ HEAD CATTLE 4000 Also SHEEP comprising 1200 Fat, forward and store lambs 700 2 and 4-Tooth wethers 100 2-Tooth ewes 2000 Breeding ewes Sale of sheep at 11 a.m. Entries Solicited. Sheep must be dipped before offering at sale HAMILTON STOCK SALE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18 FAT AND STORE ;SHEEP AND CATTLE Comprising 60 Fat cattle 200 Store cattle 300 Fat and forward sheep Also at 2 p.m.: Contracting Plant, comprising: IO Heavy draught horses, right out of work and full of feed. 8 Tip Drays, harness, etc. Also contracting plant of 3 Medium Draught horses, Tip Dray and Harness, d.f. Plough, Gig, horse and harness Entries Solicited RANGIRIRI STOCK SALE SATURDAY, FEB. 20 HEAD OF CATTLE NGARUAWAH \A STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, FEB. 12. 400 Entries Solicited HEAD WELL - BRED CATTLE NG ARUAWAH IA ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17 £A AA BREEDING EWES, UVVU WETHERS & LAMBS. Entries Solicited CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE FRIDAY, FEB. 19 HAA * HEAD WELL - BRED OvV CATTLE 100 Prime fat steers, young cows and heifers 120 Choice 2-year Shorthorn steers 200 12 to 18-month steers & heifers 200 Well-grown calves 20 Store cows 120 Fat sheep Entries Solicited MATAMATA STOCK SALE WEDNESDAY. FEB. 24 fifin HEAD WELL - BRED and Store Cattle, Calves and Yearlings 400 Fresh full-niouth Crossbred ewes 100 Lambs Entries Solicited CLEARING SALE AT TAMAHERE MONDAY, MARCH I On account of Mr E. Rhodes, who lhas sold his farm, Implements, etc. BREEDING EWES 340 Particular; h:ter. New Le'akm Loan and Mercantile Agency Company: Ltd. 500 120 Forward conditioned 3 and 33*2year steers 15 Fat bullocks 25 Fat and forward cows 25 2-Year heifers 100 Good calves 200 Mixed cattle NGARUAWAHIA SHEEP FAIR WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24 WETHERS 10,000 EWES, and Lambs 4000 Fresh f.m. ewes 1250 Two, 4 and 6-tooth ewes 2500 Fat and forward store lambs 1500 Fat and forward wethers 150 Lincoln, Romney, Leicester and Shropshire rams Sale at 11 a.m. sharp. CLEARING SALE AT WAINGARO THURSDAY, FEB. 25 Favoured by Mr James Gardner, we will sell on above date at II a.m.: qaa TWO-TOOTH EWES & OUU WETHERS 30 18-Month cattle 2 Cows 4 Horses Double buggy (Cousins and Cousins), Set double harness, Furniture, Tools, etc. IjpURNIP REEL'S FJIURNIP CREEDS IjpURNIP (^EEDS. All New Seeds SPECIALLY SELECTED Specially tested. Send to ua for your requirements an: get satisfaction. MANURES Calcutta Bonedust Lawe's Super Maiden Island Guai gPECIAL rjnURNIP TyTXTURE?." All high grade fertilisers. Send to us for samples and quotatic: for Autumn grass sowing. Large shipments of new seed just arriving. We deliver our seeds at your nearest Railway Station. N7Z! LOAN & MERCANTIL AGENCY COMPANY, LTD. C. HUNTER, Auctionee: J. Entries solicited. OHAUPO SHEEP FAIR WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3 15,000 EWES, WETHERS and Lambs Entries Solicited AUTUMN HORSE FAIR AT CAMBRIDGE WEDNESDA Y 1d! d RSDAY MARCH 24 and 25 Architect & Supervisor Plans Prepared - [ Estimates, Quantities, eta ' Furni>hcd for all Classes of j Buildings, Bridges, Drainage j MERCANTILE CHAMBERS SHERIDAN STREET 500 Also, u 10 DRAUGHT AND LIGHT HORSES . un aco'imi Mr R. Matthews, (iff his Mahoenui property: Thoroughbred Horses by Lake Shell. Davstar and Westmere Entries Solicited. WOOL! WOOL! WOOL! Clients are requested to consign their Wool to Farmers' Auctioneering Co.. care of Buckland five Sons, Auckland AGENTS FOR - Massey-Harris Implements, Little's Sheep Dip, Fluie! ar.n Powder. Samson Windmills Cylinders. "Zi too" Woe! Pr>. Markets found Lat?st C'urrer tion. JAMES McINDOE, Builder and Contractor T E KUITI ALL Classes of work undertaker and executed with promptitude ar.: despatch. Plans Prepared. Estimates Given R. Fenton, Towers, Pumps and f-.'mdia" and "CockaFhl .'ice? Produce. E-.ppiica-IX dV We are local agc-r land Insurnr Fire, Live Stock. Low-st Currt-: THE FARMER AUCTP 'NEE M WATCHMAKER JEWELLER AN! OPTICIAN BEGS to announce t.:at_r.e .:as started business ;n rvOR.-i-b 1., TL KUITI (next BodclEß Building) and N c' ZeaLtd., and ■ri at has in Stoc WATCHES. CLE JEWELLZ SPECTACLES■ - ot :s AND dl Sights. HAYING ' 1 '< T YE _ n 1; s experience :d.nd and several and having a full eddiidd-dt < : I am in a posiudn !'■ undertake ad classes of ,(,I!_\\]j' CHARGES MODERATE. '.'Nlir i ; S. Work Guaranteed.

F. S. Sutton H A I R D R E S S E R TobaccomM^ Large and Choice Stock of Tobaccos. Cigarettes, Cigars and all Smokers' Requisites RAZOR SETTING A SPECIALITY See the assortment of Collins* and Letts' 1909 Diaries Best selection in —the King Country— Post Cards Views of Te Kuiti, Waitomo Caves, Actresses and Good Comics frl? See Window Display Books Magazines, Latest weekly j Newspapers & Periodicals " Agent for— —Agent for Auckland Star Edisons PhonoGraphic graphs & Gold Farmer moulded records F. S. Sutton Nautnai llisiirii!'..;- Ie Kuiti j Alfred Buckland S Sons. Auctioneers and Commission Agents, H 'i'i Weekly Sales on Tuesdays at the Hayniarket —Hides, Skin. Wool. etc. Thursdays at Remuera —Fat and Store Cattle, Sheep and Pigs. Fridays at the Hay market.—Horses, Vehicles, Harness, Hay, Straw and Farm Produce. WOOL SALES : NOVEMBER 25, 1908 JANUARY 13, 1909 FEBRUARY 16, 1909 Agents for: Little's Liquid and Powder Sheep Dip. Ford's Lung, Worm and Scour Mixture. Toxa Rabbit Poison. Maize. Oats, Chaff, and all kinds of Feeds tuffs. Grass and Clover seeds of ail descriptions, Bonedust, Root Manures, Superphosphates* and other M2nures on sale at the HaymarkeL Grazing and Dairying Farms for sale in all parts of the Province. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. The Haymarket. Aii'vrt S-.r. ■. r. \;;i klawl.

The entries for the forthcoming meeting of the South Auckland Racing Club constitute a record, close on two hundred and fifty nominations having been received by the Secretary, Mr W. I. Conradi. A large proportion of the horses entered are really good performers, and some excellent racing may confidently be looked for on both days of the meeting. The timber cut at the Kakahi Government sawmill to June 18, 1908, was 9,300,000 superficial feet, and the cost of cutting was £35,440. The amount sold inclusive of value of timbefcut for use on railway construction, charged at current rates, realised £41,873, the prices charged being from 4s 6d to 16s prr 100 feet, and the profits amounted to exclusive of stock timber on ham! valued at £2"o<>. The average number of han r i. : < em[>lr>vr-'i w.i?

Messrs Dalgrty and Coy., report having held a clearing sale of dairy Stock, horses and implements on aceo«mt of Mr Hugh Ramsay. Kiokio, on Thursday,4th February. There was a realty good attendance, and Mr Ram4»f having sold bis farm, the whole of his stock, etc., was sold to the highest 1 bidder* and fetched really good prices, viz., Back calving cows op to 16; heifers in milk and due to calve September, up to £6; store heifers, £2 S*; yearling heifers, 325; shorthorn boll, . £S 17s6d; calves. 13s*6d: 3 year old harness mare. £ls; yearlings, light, £3. and £3 ~s M. On account of several Strrr", Si2 ! ll '', rjlvs, I'J.* W.

i/VJVES BROS., The Jewellers, Hamilton. Representative Visiting Te Kuiti and Surrounding District Onrr 3 Month