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

N.Z. LOAN & MERC. AGENCY CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) - HAMILTON STOCK SALE TUESDAY, SEPT. 26, 10 a.m. 2QQ HEAD OF CATTLE 6 Fat Steers 20 Fat Cows and Heifers 50 Store and Boner Cows 30 Mixed Cattle 250 SHEEP 20 Ewes, with lambs at foot 100 PIGS 20 Baconers 40 Porkers 50 Stores and Weaners Entries Solicited TE AYVAMUTU JERSEY CLUB’S ANNUAL PEDIGREE BULL SALE WEDNESDAY NEXT, SEPT. 27 Judging Commences at 10 a.m. And Selling starts immediately afterwards y,ft FINE PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS 45 Yearling to 18-months Bulls 20 2-year-olds 3 3-year Bulls AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—This year’s offering comprises a particularly well-bred typey lot of bulls, with excellent butterfat backing, selected from the leading herds in the district. Catalogues on Application N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY Co., Ltd. DALGETY & CO., LTD. FARMERS’ CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD. HAMILTON DAIRY SALE WEDNESDAY, SEPT 27 giQ DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS Including ex Taumarunui—--12 Choice Springing Jersey Hfrs. OHAUPO HORSE FAIR OHAUPO HORSE FAIR OHAUPO HORSE FAIR WEDNESDAY AND THURS. NEXT, WEDNESDAY AND THURS. NEXT, (Sept. 27 and 28) 180 HORSES 180 WEDNESDADY’S OFFERINGS: Jg UNBROKENS, comprising Account MR J. T. BRYANT: 10 Yearling Draughts MR P. A. WALLER: 1 3-year Draught Mare MESSRS W. J. and S. M. THOMPSON: 7 3-year Draughts gQ BROKENS, including: 20 South Island Horses, account MR T. MOORE and others The following is the draw for the first day (Wednesday): F. H. Ballinger, 1; E. E. Sanson, 2,3; H. S. Rhodes, 4 to 7; T. C. Cole, 8; C. J. B. Jackson, 9; H. D. Smith, 10, 11; T. Moore, 12 to 17; A. C. Perkins, 18; L. F. Perkins, 19; R. M. Patterson, 20, 21; T. Duck, 22 to 27; A. R. Weal, 28, 29; P. A. Waller, 30; W. F. Saunders, 31 to 36; J. Litchwark; 37, 38, 39; F. J. McDevitt, 40; A. R. Saunders, 41 to 46; A. H. Vickers, 47; J. T. Bryant, 48, 49; A. H. Perrott, 50; Hollinshead Bros., 51; E. H. Marx, 52; J. Gee, 53 to 58; Lynds Bros., 59, 60; Sittauer Bros., 61, 62; T. Moore, 63, 64; J. O’Leary, 65; T. Hoult, 66. 67; A. Forsyth, 68 to 73; E. H. Rhodes, 74; M. Little, 75 to 81. The second day’s offering includes: 4jo BROKEN DRAUGHTS QPJ HACKS, including P. MURPHY’S well-known Horse ILLUMINAGH, and C. E. SHAKESHAFT’S Show Hack and Hunter MASTER HYLLUS The draw for the Second Day: W. J. Woods, 82 to 85; Est. D. McDonald, 86; H. Crooks, 87; W. F. Saunders, 88 to 93; E. J. V. Fitzpatrick, 94; W. Head, 95; T. H. Lowry, 96. 97; J. Gee, 98; J. Findlater, 99, 100; H. Johnson, 101; G. S. Clarke, 102; W. F. Saunders, 103 to 108; M. Little, 109; A. R. Saunders, 110 to 115; T. Duck, 116; W. F. Saunders, 117, 118; A. R. Saunders, 119 to 120; A. Forsyth, 121, 122. HACKS P. Murphy’s Illuminagh, No. 1; C. E. Shakeshaft’s Master Hyllus, 2; J. T. Findlater, 3,4; Reg. Russell, 5 to 8; M. Little, 9, 10; B. O’Brien, 11, 12; R. Holmes, 13 to 18; J. Gee, 19, 20; J. Brown, 21, 22; H. de L. Peake, 23; E. J. V. Fitzpatrick, 24; B. O’Halloran, 25; H. D. Allison, 26; W. T. Buxton; 27; A. R. Saunders, 28 to 31; T. H. Lowry, 32; G. S. Clarke, 33; A. R. Franklin, 34; Mrs Flutey, 35. Also, on account of MR O. LYNDS: 1 2-ton Flat-top Waggon