Page 12 Advertisements Column 3

Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20253, 23 July 1937, Page 12

DALGETY & CO.. LTD. Incorporated In England. BUYERS are notified that del'verv W UI only be given foi GASH firrangeraents have been made prevl°usiy with, the management. PRIVATE SALE. 31 Southdown Ewes, r.w. Stud Rams —Signs. CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE. MONDAY, JULY 26. At Noon. HEAD OF CATTLE, Including, 10 Fat Cows and Heifers 20 Forward Conditioned Cows 25 Store and Boner Cows 15 Head Mixed Cattle SPECIAL ENTRY, EX TARANAKI, 1 Truck Springing Jersey and Jersey Cross Heifers (close to profit) are good quality and well grown On account Client, 25 Jersey and Jersey Cross Dairy Cows (4 and sth calvers, due August) On account Client, 20 Dairy Cows 20 Fat Sheep 50 Store Lambs PIGS, Including, PORKERS AND STORES. FAT AND STORE COWS wanted for this Sale. Entries Solicited. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. I (|A HEAD OF CATTLE, Including, 15 Fat Cows and Heifers 5 Vealers ’2O Forward Conditioned Cows 30 Store and Boner Cows 15 Head Mixed Cattle ON ACCOUNT OF MR. J. JOHNSON, Ruakura, Whole Herd 8 Springing Dairy Cows (JulyAugust calve 200 S II E E P, Including, 40 Fat Ewes 60 Fat Wethers 40 Fat Hoggets 30-Fat and Forward Wethers 100 p 1 G s ' Including, PORKERS AND STORES. Entries Solicited. FARM APPLIANCES FOR SALE. YyjrAIKATO J^XCIIANGE. Light Tractor, £ls; Heavy Tractor Trailer, new. £l7/10/-; Roller, 7Tt., £18; Discs, S.Q. type, 12-blade, £l4, £ls; 14blade, £ls, £l7/10/-; Topdressers, Wallace, £l6, £18; Storrle-Wlllett, £l6; Mowers, McCormick, £l4; Bamford, £l6; Steel Shod Sledge, £3/10/-; Konaki. new, £7; AHa Harrow, £5; Whakatane, 3-leaf, £7/ 10/-; Ilayrake, £10; D.F. Plows, I.H.C. Type, £l2/10/-; R. and G. New Boards, £l6; Hillside Plows, £4, £5, £6; Discs Plows, £l2/10/-, £l6, £2O; °wamp Plows, £l6, £lB, £25; Drill, 9-hoe, £2O; Scoop, 4-yard. £6 10s; small, new, £3 10/-; Steel Tripods and Chains, new, 6ft., £8; Brt., £lO/10/-; Motor. 5 11. p., £ls; Anderson Engine, £2O; Lister, £22/10/-. And a very wide range all other farm lines. ALEXANDRA ST., HAMILTON. Phone 2409. CONCRETE Troughs, reinforced; everlasting; 150-gallon 55/-, 80-gallon 41/-, 60-gallon 32/6. Freight paid.— FIRTH CONCRETE, LTD., Frankton. F ARM gUiNDRIES E XCHANGE. L TD - D.F. R. and O. Plough; S.F. Short Handle Plows or all makes; McCormick Disc Harrows, 12 x 18 and 12 x 16; Set Light Discs, 12 x 15; McCormick and Massey Hay Rakes; Massey No. 21 Mower; Massey No. 23 Mower; Set 4-horse Blocks and Chains; Case Oil Bath, new; Horsedrawn Rabbit Poisoner, almost new; Tractor Road Scoop; Small one-row Manure Distributor; Evona Top Dresser (new); ort. Set 10M Boiler Plate Harrows; Set srt. Grass Tripod Harrows; Duncan OK Windmill; B.M. Pump Jacks and Pumps; Swingletrees; Plough Hames and many other lines.—WAßD ST. Phone 2101. Hamilton. JJAMILTON IMPLEMENT WORKS, LTD. 5 i ondon Street (River end), HAMILTON. pbone 2 123. Night, 1350. 6ft Double Cut Tractor Discs, £22/10/--30-cwt. Spring Waggon, good order, £2s'; Evona Discs, 12 blade, as new, £l4; Duncan Roller with forecarrlage and brake £ls; 1.11. C. D.F. Gang Plough, £11; R. an j G. 1 i-blade disc. £8; Hornsby Handle Plough, £7; Cockshutt, 2-wheel Plough £6; others, from £3; Taranaki Grass Harrows, new, £8; Tripod and Chain Harrows,. new, 2-horse, £B/10/-; 3-horse £9/10/-; Swamp Harrows, £6/10/-- o Coulter Grain Drill, In llrst-class order £18; Four Oaks Flame Thrower, as new’ £10; Konakis. new, from £7/10/-- Ensilage Knives, 25/- Farmers’ Anvils, 20/Weeding lloes, 6/-. ijLuCUll HARNESS, ETC.—CULLAUa Piped throats, wool lined, 33/6#juther lined, 36/6; with better aide-piece and Lever Strap, wool lined, 275; leat .lned, 40/6. Light Collars, 28/6. WINK ERS. Open, 6/- an* 7/-; Shell-eye. io/« and 11/6. Ilamev 10/6; Chains, 5/9 SPRING CART SETS: Saddle. Background Tugs and Breeching, complete, 100/--heavier, 110/-. Ooods guaranteed, inspection Invited.—H. L. GANDERTON AND CO., Boothmac Dldgs., opp. St. Patrick’’* Cathedra). Corner Wyndbam and Federal streets. Auckland. A. M. B ,SLEY 4 C°HAMILTON. Have mailed to every Farmer in South Auckland, a list or gECOND-lIAND jyjACHINERY (gTOCK. QFFERING rjIERMS. if you fall to receive your copy, please call or write to us. Get in early and be sure or ample to select from. W 1 CO.. National Bank Building ekh E XCHA J^J-ACHINERV next sale yards, frankton. TIP Konukts, Steel Queen Disc, m h Disc and Small Set £io to £ ,“. single Lever Ploughs, from £l2 ; oilvei Type Drill, Rakes £l6; DU 10f Mo , cheap (2) Double Furrow Oliver Plough, 'VulT’ able tractor. All machines guaranteed

PREPARATION FOR SOWING SEED POTATOES. SOIL.—It is best to select a variety that suits your particular type of land, but potato seed as a whole do best on medium to heavy soil. Good results have also been obtained on peat land that has been well drained and has had any sourness removed by liming. MANURE. —Potato crops respond very well to manuring, a complete manure being* best. Sulphate of Potash is particularly necessary as it is connected with the manufacture of Starch, which constitutes the great bulk of the Sabers. Super, Blood and Bone, and Sulphate Potash make a good mixture. Two dressings are better than one. SEED.—In largo sowing, use about 15cwts. seed per acre. The seed should be small and uncut. A better crop is obtained by sprouting the seed before planting. WATCH FOR FURTHER NOTES. You can obtain all your requirements for this season's gardening from* A. M. BISLEY <& CO., WARD STREET, HAMILTPNi Box 239 Phone 4100.