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Waikato Argus, Volume XV, Issue 1598, 3 July 1903, Page 3

McNICOZ & GO. SALE 0* CONTACTING PLANT (at Cambridge)—Wednesday. July 8 SALE OP DAIRY COWS & HEIFERS (Hamilton)—Thursday, July 9 CLEARING SALES (at Te Aroha)— Wednesday, July 15, and Thursday, July 16 WAIHOU— Friday, July 17 ANNUAL SPRING HORSE FAIR (at Cambridge)—Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, September 16, 17 and 18 SALE OF CONTRACTING PLANT AT CAMBRIDGE. "Wednesday, July 8. Favoured with instructions from Mr W. C. Morgan, who is Riving up contracting, we will sell at Cambridge Yards, on above date, the whole of his CONTRACTING PLANT, HORSES, HARNESS, PLOUGHS, &o. 1 Three Year Old Gelding, by Commodore, broken to chains 4 Four Year Old Geldings, three of these by Commodore, out of Goodtellow's mares, very heavy and fit for any work 2 Four Year Old Good Quality Mares, by Lord Clyde and Camosie 5 Five Year Old Mares, one by Commodore, and bred by H J Goodfellow; one by Royal Conqueror, and bred by R Burke; two by Duke of Argyle; one bred in Opotiki. These mares are hroken to all harness, and very choice 8 Five Year Old Geldings, by Royal Conqueror, Chancellor, Duke of Argyle, Commodore and Wallace colt 3 Six Year Old Mares, one by Lord Glasgow, out of Bonnie Prince mare, with colt foal at foot by General Gordon; two others really good, but breeding unknown 1 Seven Year Old Gelding, by Lord Rosebery 2 Good Buggy Horses 2 Polo Ponies 25 Sets Plough Harness, of the best, and new last season 10 Sets Swingletreea 4 D.F. Plougha (Reid and Gray), as good as new Waggon, six months in use, up to two tons 25 Horße Covers 500 Empty Sacks, Tents and Camp Gear Massey-Harris Drill, 11 Coulters, almost new Horse Power and Chaffcutter, complete, cut only 10 tons of oaten sheaves Strcng Buggy or Light Express, suitable for milk waggon, with Good Set Double Harness Single Buggy and Harness AH the horses are just out of hard work, and full of feed Also, on account of Mr John Clarkin, Paeroa: 14 Medium and Heavy Draught Geldings, from six years to aged Alto, 7 Coach Horses, broken to all harness 1 Milk or Light Farm Waggon, in good order 1 Three Year Filly, by Leolantis, good sort 2 Unbroken Colts, by Lord Elderslie Sale at 12 o'clock sharp 12/6

SALE OF DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS, HAMILTON. Thursday, July 9. We have received instructions from Mr U. Day to sell at Hamilton on above date OA FIRST CLASS DAIRY COWS, Zi\J including some grade Jerseys. These cows have been regularly milked, and are sold for no fault, but only to make room for Jersey heifers coming in Also, 50 Good Dairy Cows, Hukanui, Te Rapa, Tamahere, W H Geake 21 Choice Good Cows, to calve in August and September, from Thos Slade, who has sold his Eureka farm 40 Choice 2\ to Three Year Old Heifers, to calve in August and September, from Motumaoho Estate 50 Extra Choice Three Year Old Quiet Dairy Heifers, Freshfield Estate 65 Quiet Three Year Old Heifers, in calf, S Brown, W H Geake, M McNickle, A Bremner, E J Wilson 20 Good Dairy Cows, W N Sturges 40 Prime Beef 40 Fat and Nearly Fat Cows, Eureka 2 Horses, broken to single and double harness 2 Light Spring Carts and Harness 15 Fowls 1 Waggo.netto Light Cortland Waggon (pole and shafts) with Pair of Quiet Buggy Horses Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, etc., H. Ross Sale at 11 o'clock CLEARING SALE AT TE AROHA. Wednesday, July 15. Favoured with instructions from Mr Frank Strange, we will sell at 2 p.m. on above date OK PICKED DAIRY COWS, 4)0 &o. 27/6 CLEARING SALE AT WAIRONGOMAI BRIDGE. Thursday, July 16. Favoured with instructions from Mr D Murphy, who is giving up dairying, we,will soil on his farm 3-f CHOICE DAIRY COWS AND J_ HEIFERS, in calf Horses, Dairy Utensils, Vehicles, I etc. 30/6 WAIHOU STOCK SALE. Friday, July 17. J\) frcm N Mikkelsen, who is giving up dairying 4 Dairy Cows, R Parr 50 Very Prime Beef. J Bell, J McNicol, A Orr, Walton 10 Springers, from W H Henries 60 Fat Sheep, A Orr Fruit and Ornamental Trees, H Roes ANNUAL SPRING HORSE FAIR, AT CAMBRIDGE. Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, September 16,17 and 18. We will hold our Annual Spring Horse Fair at usual time, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 16tb, 17th and 18th September All draughts will be sold last day o sale. When eDteriug give'description and class M°N IC O L G. F. McCcilagh, Auctioneer.