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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 429, 10 January 1912, Page 8

Dalgety and Co., Limited Hamilton Te Awamutu, Saturday 13th Ohaupo, Tuesday 16th Ohura, Tuesday 16th Hamilton, Thursday 18th Te Uku, Wednesday 24th Otorohanga, Thursday 25th Cambridge, Friday 26th Ohaupo, Tuesday 30th TE AWAMUTU STOCK SALE Saturday, January 13th >AA HEAD CATTLE, including 80 mixed cattle 100 calves I black gelding, 4 years, all harness I spring cart On account of Trustees of the late T. H. Chapman 1 dairy cow 2 ponies 3 light draught horses 5 Pigs OHAUPO STOCK SALE Tuesday, January 16th A HEAD CATTLE 400 sheep, including 200 2-tooth ewes 200 2-tooth wethers OHURA STOCK SALE 200 Tuesday, January 16th HEAD CATTLE 90 12 to 15-month cattle 500 sheep, mostly 2 to 6-tooth ewes HAMILTON STOCK SALE Thursday, January 18th, at 12.30 OAA HEAD CATTLE 10 fat bullocks 10 fat heifers 50 well grown calves CCA SHEEP, comprising 30 fat wethers 250 2-tooth ewes 250 2-tooth wethers 25 pigs OTOROHANGA STOCK SALE Thursday, January 25th A HEAD MIXED CATTLE NGARUAWAHIA SHEEP FAIR Friday, February 2nd I 0000 SHEEP > including 200 prime fat wethers 300 prime fat ewes 500 4 and 6-tooth wethers 2000 2-tooth wethers 2500 2-tooth ewes 1000 f.m. ewes 500 lambs Dalgety & Co. Ltd. HAMILTON King Country Representative: R. N. Carpenter - - Te Kuiti C. B. LEVER Auctioneer and Commission Agent, Kinff Street - - TE KUITI ON SALE: New Season's Seeds

Sinclair's Champion Carrot, 3s lb.; Mangolds, 9d lb.; Stratagem Peas, 6d lb.; Northern Star Potatoes, 8s cwt.; Lucerne, Is lb; Clovers and Grasses at lowest rates. llLcilZiC} for dairy cows, specially selected seed 95 bushel. fV»!-f T?rvrkrl I hold full supplies L'dll J? UUU, of the celebrated Cow-Slip Calf-Milk The best and cheapest calf food on the market, the preparation readily dissolves in water and forms a perfect milk food. SPRAY SPRAY Fruit Trees, Roses, Potatoes, etc., need spraying now. I have stocks of various Insecticides and Spray Pumps CREAM SEPARATORS: lilt? to-date machine, several now in use in this district, giving every satisfaction. The Pennslyvania Seed Drill A high-class machine at a low price The Johnston Mower A perfect implement, light in draught, strong and reliable. Benicia and Oliver Plows The best on the market. The Samson Oil Engine, the perfection of American skill. Edison Phonographs and Records Columbia Gramaphones and Records INSPECTION INVITED Special Turnip Manure, £6 per ton Insurance of every class effected. NOTE THE ADDRESS: C. B. LEVEPt King Street