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Waikato Argus, Volume XV, Issue 6035, 4 August 1903, Page 3

MeA'l&tL St CO HAMILTON -Thureday, August 6 CLEARING SALE (Dear Wairoogomai) —Friday, August 7 OHADPO—Tu«» ( Iay, August 11 CLEARING SALE (near Waihon)— Thursday, August 13 WAlHOU—Friduy, Auaust 14 CAMBRIDGE—Friday, August 28 ANNUAL SPUING HORSK FAIR (at Cambridge) —Wednesday, ThursdAjaDd Friday, September 18. 17 aud 18 HAMILTON STOCK SALE. Thursday, Auguet 6. I ■J (\ F A T STEERS, IX) A Upton '25 Head—3 Steele E F McNiool and Broiidmeadowa 8 Far. Steers! n . „„_„ 8 FatCowa J r 60 Fat Ewes and Hoggets, Tauwhare 15 Two-year Steers V F W Thomaß 15 Calves J 10 Head Beef, Eureka 3 FutCovvs, Pukerimu 15 Springing Heifers, G A Edmonds 20 Choice Three Year Old Heifers, quint and forward in calf to Koto-o-raugi bull, from A F Amiaudiile, Glen Murray 27 Fresh Conditioned Large Framed Cows, off turnips, Thos Freeman 20 Good Mixed Yearlings, off turnips 2 Waggon Horses—bay gelding, syrs,aud bay geld.ng, | c , aged / o *1 Black Mare, Byrs, broken to \ a saddle and harness CQ Duncan Drill and Wood Mower, in first class order Milk WaggoD, as good as new, only used one season Set Shaft Harness 5 Sets Plough Harness 40 Fresh Empty Ewes. F. Basley 70 Fat and Forward Ewes, from Waipa, 6 vVeaner Pigs, J Green Good Spring Cart Horse 2 Dairy Cows, D Fechney Assortment of Frnit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Hedge Plants, etc., F A Green Light Spring Cart, good as new CLEARING SALE NEAR WAIORONGOMAI. FRIDAY, AUGUST 7. On account of Mr Thos. Davenport, who has disposed of his farm : 8K DAIRY COWS & HEIFERS, O the latter by Roto-o»rangi bull, 20 springing and 15 to come in early in September 1 Bull 1 Sow Really Good Spring Cart Gelding Four Year Old Mare Sulky and Harness, Oliver Plongh, Tine Harrows, Disc Harrows, Buggy (with pole and shafts), 2 Light Waggons, Planet Jr., 4 Milk Cans, Cooler, Single and Double Buggy Harness, 3 Sets Plough Harness, Set Heavy Spring Cart Harness, 50 Sacks Potatoes (Late Rose and Up-to-date), Sundry Harness, Tools, etc. Household Furniture Spencer Piano (nearly new), Firßt-cla»s Sewing Machine Also, on account of J Hanks : 3 Drays, Reaper and Binder, D.F. Plough, Lot Sundries Luncheon provided. Sale at 2 sharp OHAUPO STOCK SALE TUESDAY, AUGUST 11. 9 A CHOICE SPRINGING HEIFERS \J Francis Rawei 10 Quiet Springing Heifers, Thos Fry 10 Wellbred Dairy Heifers, forward in calf, C J Storey 7 Two Year Old Steers \ ._- « 4 Empty Two Year Heifers f "a la '5 4 Springing Heifers £°g 1 Springing Cow )£ 8 Dairy Cows, W H Mandeno The 1000 hoggets advertised for this sale hive teen withdrawn

CLEARING SALE NEAR YVAIHOU THURSDAY, AUGUST 13. Mr W G Batt, having sold his farm has instructed us to sell on his farm, near Waihou, the whole of his DAIRV COWS. HORBES, IMPLEMENTS, FURNITURE, &c. Sale at 1 o'clock 25/7 WAIHOU STOCK SALE. Friday, Aug. 14. £>>A GOOD BEEF, \J\J E D Murray, J McNicol, A Orr, Walton, J Bell and others 80 Fat Wethers, Walton 46 Very Choice Three Year Old Steers, about half of them good beef, Brown Bros. 60 Fat Sheep, Meadowbank 6 Springing Heifers, W H Herries Set Tine Harrows, three leaves, new 7 Two and Three Year Old Springing Heifers, J Torrens 5 Springing Cows, J Torrens tfO Fat Hogeets J Richd Light Cambridge Roller J Burke Dairy Cows, Store Cattle, Fat and Store Sheep Cambridge cattle sale. friday, august 28. qaa head wellbredcattle, OUU chiefly one to two years old Entries solicited 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, 16th, 17th and 18th September QAA H 0 R S E S, OUu comprising Draughts, Hacks, Light Harness Horses and Unbroken Stock All draughts will be sold last day of Bale. When entering give description and class piORpRIVATEI FARMS in all parts of the district AGENTS FOR : Little's Sheep Dip, Fluid and Powder The Highland Sheep Dip P. and D. Duncan's Implements E.L.T. Noxious Weed Destroyer, a condensed fluid prepared for the destruction of blackberry, gorse, briar, etc. When properly applied this preparation is entirely reliable. One gallon of fluid to 40 gallons of water. Supplied in' one, two, and five-gallon drums; one gallon 6s 6d, two gallons 5s 6d, five gallons ss. Spray pumps B'-ecially constructed for the purpose, price £4 10s. If bushes are small the fluid can be applied with ordinary water-oan, Further particulars and testimonials on application. G. F. MoUoLiAtiu, Auctioneer.