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Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20918, 25 September 1939, Page 12

DALGETY & CO.. LTD. (Incorporated in England) HAMILTON STOCK SALE TUESDAY, SEPT. 26 JQ.Q HEAD OF CATTLE 15 Fat Cows and Heifers 25 Fresh-condition and Boner Cows 60 Fat Wethers 30 Fat Ewes 25 Fat Hoggets FAT & STORE PIGS TE AWAMUTU STOCK SALE THURSDAY SEPT. 28 250 HEAD OF CATTLE 12 Fat Bullocks 30 Fat Cows and Heifers 20 Fat Jersey Cows 60 Fresh Condition and Boner Cows 50 Head Mixed Cattle 30 Jersey and Jersey Cross Yearlings. 80 Dairy Cows and Heifers 150 SHEEP 20 Fat Wethers 30 Fat Hoggets 40 Fat Ewes 250 FAT AND STORE PIGS OHAUPO STOCK AND BULL SALE FRIDAY, SEPT. 29 150 HEAD OF CATTLE Including: 50 Bulls MACHIKERf FOi! SALE SPRING £ ALB OF RECONDITIONED FARM MACHINERY. One Fordson Tractor wita Rotary Hoe, Spnng Carts and Waggons, Konakis, Disc Harrows, Cultivators ana Cambridge Rollers. Ail types or Ploughs, Drills am' Ridgers, 28 lopdressers of leading makes, 10 Petrol Engines. 20 Mowers. Hay an*l many aiUerent Sweeps, Pumps and rump Jacks. Ah the above implement* are in firstclass order, are oifered subject to sale, and tney carry our elliciency guarantee. Remember, early buyers have tbe largest selection. \ We give terms if required. A. M. b‘ SLE ' * C°- LTDWARD STREET, HAMILTON, A LEERS’ MACHINERY EXCHANGE, Kent Street, Frank ton Junction. Special Tip Konakis, rrom £y; Fordson Tractor, £&5; swamp Harrows, £8; Cliain and Tyne Harrows, from £4; Steel Queen Discs (3), 12-bl., £ls/10/-; Topdressers (2), Booth Mac’s, £l7/10/-; (2) Duncans, £ls/10/-; Drills, lroin £l4; Disc Ploughs, from £lO (3); Engines, Lister 2i h.p., Greenslade 2 h.p., Anderson 2i h.p. (2). Drays, light and heavy; Handle Ploughs from £3 10/-; Lever Ploughs, from £l2. SPECIALISTS IN PLOUGH SETTING All Machinery Guaranteed. We will trade in your old implements for any class or make of new machinery. HORSE Covers—White Duck, English, 20/-, Jute 22/-; Superior Green Flax, 20/6; Jute Lined 29/6;, Wool-lined 37/-; sizes to srt, 3/- extra; to sft. 6in., 6/extra. Postage 1/9 each extra. Cow Covers:—Brown Jute 5/6„ Best 240 z., 6/3; White Duck 13/1; Green Flax 16/6. Postage 1/2 each extra. Substantial Reduction for Quantities. Write for Complete Catalogue.—H. L. GANDERTON & CO., Manufacturers, Wyndham Street, Box 923, Auckland. SQUARE Painted Iron Tanks, with detachable tops and man-holes; manufactured from 13 gauge iron; 200 and 400-gallon capacity.—Write F. E. Jackson, Anzac Avenue, Auckland. TAUPIRI MACHINERY EXCHANGE, Phone 18M, Taupiri. Converted Heavy Duty Trucks (dual-wheeled), Ploughs (Disc, lever and handle), Topdresser, Harrows (grass and swamp), water Pumps, including Pressure, Konakis, Sledges, Trailers, Spring Carts, Benzine Engines, Weed Burners, Giant Discs, etc. PROGRESSIVE Dalryrarmers have yet to nnd anything superior to— GANE MILKING MACHINES, Ward Street, Hamilton. Phone 1361. ■yy.AIKATO MACHINERY J^XCHANGE. Caravan-Trailer, fold-up, nearly new, £3O, near ofTer; Buzzer Planer, 12in., rise and Tall, round head, £25; Swing Sawbench, new, £9; wheeled Scoop, £l2/10/-; Bond Lever Harrow, £6; Speedway Oil-burn Heater, £8; Konaki, new, £7; Lever S.F. Plows, £ll, £l4; Planet, Jnr. Potatp Plow, £5; Scoop, new, £4/10/-; Pelton Wheel, £lo.—Agents Federal, Frost & Wood Iines.—ALEXANDRA STREET, HAMILTON. Phone 2409. JjIKSEL rpRACTORS, AILSA CRAIO. BRITISH AND BEST. J-JIESEL rjIRACTION (N.Z.), J^TD„ PHONE 82 TE KAUWHATA P.O. Box 62. % N. S ORENSEN. TRIPOD AND CHAIN HARROWS AT REDUCED PRICES. 6Tt. Tripod and Chain, £7. 7ft. Tripod and Chain, £B. BTt. Tripod and Chain, £9. Car Trailers, Car and Truck Springs made and repaired. All classes of implements repaired. One heavy steel Swamp Harrow for saIe.—WARD STREET, HAMILTON. WOOL, HIDES AND SKINa CASH Buyers or Wool, Hides, Sheep and Calf Skins, Tallow, Horsehair, etc. Farmers, bring your wool and oddments Tor highest prices. Buying stands: Putaruru, Matamata, Te Awamutu, Morrinsville, Te Kauwhata, sale days.—O. w. ROWE, Ellis Street, Frankton Junction. Phone 307 8 or 3764 (private) for lorry lo call. Bulls Frighten Children The Waitemata County Council has decided to take action against persons having bulls running on roads. It was stated that a fine of £2O could be imposed. In the Henderson and Parakai districts, it was alleged, a “reign of terror” existed, children being afraid to use the roads, rendering it necessary for motor-cars to be sent for them.