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King Country Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 186, 30 August 1909, Page 5

The Farmers Co-operative Auctioneering Co., Ltd. Dates of Coming Sales. OHAUPO STOCK SALE Tuesday, Aug. 31 250 well bred 2 to 3-yr steers 00 empty heifers 2% to 2-yrs 20 forward steers off turnips 30 springers 100 mixed cattle CLEARING SALE near WAIHOU Thursday, September 2 AVOURED by Mr Thos. Bellamy L who has disposed of his farm, we will sell on above date CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES, etc 200 Crossbred ewes, with lambs and to lamb I/O fat and forward wethers 00 hoggets 50 empty ewes 9 Lincoln and Southdown rams Flock of pure English Leicester sheep (N.Z. Flock Book), 70 ewes now lambing, 30 ewe hoggets, 30 rams 22 18-months to steers 10 forward empty cows 10 springing cows and heifers I draught mare, 8-yrs by Red Gauntlet, in foal to Royal Gem 1 draught mare, 5-yrs, by Salisbury in foal to Chief Commander 2 medium draught mares 2 draught geldings, 3-yrs, b5 r Royal Tar and Gallant Ben, broken to harness 1 draught gelding, 2-yrs, b} r Baron Rosen 3 draught foals, by Gallant Ben and Lord Elderslie 2 aged geldings work anywhere 2 light mares, 6-yrs, work in any harness I light mare aged, all harness 1 light mare, 4yrs, broken to saddle 2 fillies, 2 and 3-yrs 3 Berkshire sows 7 slips I good sheep dog Disc harrows, 4-leaf tine harrows, 2 s.f. plonghs, scarifier, spring waggon (nearly new), d. and s. buggy and harness, tools, harness, etc., 5 tons potatoes, 15 tons chaff, 4 tons mangolds, Furniture, etc. Sale at 12 noon sharp MORRINSVILLE STOCK SALE Friday, September 10 FAT & STORE SHEEP & CATTLE OHAUPO STOCK SALE Monday, September 13 CAMBRIDGE SPRING HORSE FAIR Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept 14th to 17th l/E will hold our Annual Spring J» Horse Fair as above onn HORSES of all classes, comOUU prising 250 medium and heavy draught mares and geldings, 3 to 6-yrs, from the principal Waikato breeders 150 cobs, hacks and light harness horses. 3 to 7-yrs, from the principal Waikato breeders 150 unbroken light & draught horses 100 medium heavy draughts all ages 150 useful hacks and light harness horses Also carriage stallion Agamomnon winner of 20 Ist prizes at agricultural shows throughout the Dominion Draught entire, Hendre Wonder, imported from England, sound, of good constitution and a sure foal-getter Order of Sale—First day at 10 a.m. unbroken horses, stallions, and draughts to No. 100 Second day at 9 a.m. balance of draught horses Third day, at 9 a.m. light horses to No. 200 Fourth day, balance of horses Early entries solicited THE FARMERS'CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD. (Late McNicol & Co.) MESSRS G. F. McCULLAGH AND G. W. VERCOE. Auctioneers. I Stock. Station and General B I Commission Agents fa I TE KUITI 1 ra AM) AT HAMILTON (3 AWAY begs to an--.;-t b' i- starting .) BAIT STABLES V. 3. Hattawa