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Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21206, 31 August 1940, Page 10

Farmers 1 Co-op. Auctioneering Co., Ltd.

BUYERS are notified that at all Sales delivery will be given for CASH unless previous arrangements for Credit have been made with the Management. IMPORTANT NOTICE Hamilton East Dairy Sale, calendared for September 2, has now been CANCELLED. CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE MONDAY, SEPT. 2, at Noon 200 HEAD OF CATTLE 6 Fat Steers 10 Prime Fat Heifers 15 Fat Cows and Heifers 30 Store and Boner Cows 15 Yearling Jersey Heifers Also, 25 Springing Cows and Heifers 00 FAT AND STORE PIGh WANTED FOR THIS SALE: LARGE STORE PIGS Entries Solicited OHINEWAI STOCK SALE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, at 11 a.m. 200 HEAD OF CATTLE 30 Fat Cows and Heifers 30 Store and Boner Cows 20 Shorthorn ar.d Jersey-cross Springing Heifers 20 Head Mixed Cattle Entries Solicited REPOROA STOCK SALE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, at Noon 200 HEAD OF CATTLE 15 Fat Cows 20 Forward-condition Cows 25 Store and Boner Cows 15 Jersey-cross Yearling Heifers 20 Head Mixed Cattle Also, 20 SPRINGING DAIRY COWS & HEIFERS Entries Solicited CAMBRIDGE ANNUAL SPRING HORSE FAIR. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3,4, 5, 6 and 7 AT 10 A.M. EACH DAY. gSO HORSES OF ALL CLASSES 150 Useful Heavy Medium and Light Unbroken Horses (00 Heavy Medium and Light Draught Horses, suitable for all purposes 150 Hunters, Hacks, Harness Horses and Ponies Entries, Brood Mares, Thoroughbreds ALSO— On account of MR J. R. McMURRAY, Gore, South Island: 40 Clydesdale Fillies, Mares and Geldings, 3 to 7 years, all work. On account of MESSRS DUNCAN BROS., BRUNTWOOD—--9 Extra Good Medium to Heavy Farm Horses, broken to all work

SPECIAL ENTRIES— On account of MR J. McMURRAY, GORE--15 Pedigree Clydesdale Mares & Fillies 1 Pedigree Clydesdale Stallion “ Springfield ” On account of MR F. J. FARRELL, HAMILTON—--1 3-year Ped. Clydesdale Filly, prize winners On account MESSRS HALT, BROS., Otorohanga— Rising 3-year Entire, “ MARINA’S STAR,” South Island-bred, a winner whenever shown, and a coming champion. Yearling COLT, half-brother to above ALSO—--1 3-year Clydesdale Filly, “ Thirdpart Ha Astrid,” by Gengles—Thirdpart Ha Blossom 1 Purebred Mare, by General Dene—Kereone Blossom (broken to harness) 1 Thoroughbred Entire, by Townboy—Muskey 1 Extra Good Heavyweight Hack 1 Brood Mare, Aggie Belle, dam of Peter Smith and Sir Frank SPECIAL ENTRIES— Heavyweight Hack and Hunter, prize winner 2-year Gelding by Gay Bachelor ORDER OF SALE—wrr» ' TUESDAY —Unbrokens & Draughts No. 1 to 80 WEDNESDAY Draughts No. 81 to 221 THURSDAY—Draughts No. 222 to FRlDAY—Draughts No. 383 to 572 SATURDAY—Light Horses, Hacks and Ponies No. 1 to 136 SPECIAL DRAUGHT ENTRIES—--1 p.m. Wednesday SPECIAL LIGHT ENTRIES—--1 pun. Saturday DRAUGHTS: FIRST DAY Nos. 1 to 80 D. Ariell 1, J. Hall and Sons 2, V. H. Nolan 3, J. L. Hodgson 4, E. Nickle 5-9, St. Peter’s School 10-11, R. Taylor 12, H. Osborne 13, M. T. Phillips 14-15, L. Chatfield 16-17, T. Hoult 18-24, G. E. Chalkier 25-26, R. Radford 27, R. Burke 28, O. C. Madsen 29, J. Cloutman 30, V. C. Rickard 31, T. J. Pendray 32-35, D. Roxbrough 36, J. T. Scott 37-38, A. J. Syme 39-40, J. Lindsay 41, J. J. Ryan 42-43, J. Kemott 44, Barugh Bros. 45-46, R. Duxfield 47-49, T. Duck 50-55, J. Steele 56-57, Levi Cowley 58-63. A. Entwistle 64-65, W. G. Jones 66-68, A. Benge 69-70, W N. Johnston 71-72. K. Smith 73-74, F. P. King 75, J. Jones 76, H. Tripe 77, D. McCorquindale 78, Kellow Bros. 79, T. Patchett 80. DRAUGHTS: SECOND DAY Nos. 81-221 J. B. Sainsbury 81-82, R. A. Waite 83, A J. Trow 84-85, T. M. Hall 8687, J. Thompson 88, L. R. Kay 89-92, A. T. Cooper 93-95, T. H. Henderson