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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 388, 19 August 1911, Page 8

Drjgcty and Co.. Limited Hamilton NGARUAWAHIA STOCK SALE Frichiv. August JBth. At 11.30 a.m. 900 HEAD CATTLE including •ojv/v 10 3-vear steers SO 2 1 2-yenr steers 40 Springing heifers 30 speyed heifers, 3 years old Further entries solicited. TE AWAMUTU HORSE FAIR. Tuesday. August 22nd. At 0 a.m. HORSES OF ALL CLASSES 40 useful unbroken horses, mostly draughts 80 medium and half draughts 80 light harness horses Note —A number will be allotted each horse on entering the yards on morning of sale. CLEARING SALE at NEWSTEAD Wednesday, August 30 At 10.30 a.m. sharp Favoured with instructions from Messrs. Friedlander Bros., who have recently purchased the well-known Newstead Estate from A. M. Georgetti, Esq., we will hold a clearing sale at the Newstead Homestead on above date of all live and dead stock, consisting of— SPECIALLY SELECTED DAIRY COWS (Jersey and Shorthorn cross) 130 choice yearlings and heifers 30 yearling steers 27 2-vear empty heifers 25 2-year well-bred springing heifers 20 empty cows 3 well-bred shorthorn bulls I grade shorthorn bull (bred by Ruakura farm) I well-bred Jersey bull 3 well-bred yearling Jersey bulls 15 horses 200 pigs 100 sheep All farm implements, milk waggons, farm tools and other necessary plant for running a complete up-to-date dairy farm. Note —This specially selected herd of over 400 cows and heifers are without doubt the best in the Waikato, having been bred up for 25 years, and nothing but stock from the best cows have been kept. The disposal of this herd is an exceptional opportunity offered to dairy farmers. Conveyances will leave Cambridge and Hamilton for sale at 9 a.m. 011 the 30th. Luncheon will be provided. Dalgety & Co. Ltd. HAMILTON King Country Representative : C. L. St Hill - - - Te Krrn Bo Lfc \ Pji Auctioneer and Commission Agent, Kino; Street - - TE KITH Auction sales held in the mart every Saturday at 2 o'clock. S&" Special sales by arrangement } I F fl 5 . Seed Potatoes. SefoihT"

H. C. Gibbons' celebrated, none belter Choice Clover Hay, Chaff, Oats, Pig-meal, Wheat. Algerian Oats. Flour, Table Potatoes, Onions. Bacon, Hams, Rock Salt, etc. FURNITURE AND SUNDRIES, FARM IMPLEMENTS, MILKING MACHINES. CEMENT The most up-to-date Separator on the market, easy to work, easy to clean, thorough skimmer. Pest mention at the recent Brussels Exhibition held in Februarv last. The following are a few from the selection on my books : 200 acres, I mile from creamery and township, £6 ; 140 acres, A mile from creamery and township, £10; 760 acres, 3 miles from Te Kuiti, £5 : 319 acres, 5 miles from railway station, £3 2s 6d; 876 acres, 2 miles from post office, school, etc., 33 s - 250 acres, Native lease. 4 miles from i e Kuiti. 255: 260 <ieivs. Native 'ease, 4 miles from township, 2Ss : 1.074 acres, native lease, 4 miles irom railway, 20s ; 116 acres, native lease, all plou&'hable, £SOO. 3 Roomed House and i acre, £250 2 Roomed House and 1 acre, £3OO Leaseholds from £SO in L'So per section Freeholds from C3O t< trooper acre AGENT FOR THE i Assurance u>. Fire, Accident, Plate Glass, indemnity, etc , Mutual Life N Citi. en> Insurance Co., Edison's renowned Phonographs and Records, Benicia Disc Rows (the best hillside plow). NOTE THE ADDRESS : LEVER Street