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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 301, 22 September 1888, Page 7

AUCTION SALES, CLEARING SALE AT TAUWHARE. Horses, Cattle, Sheep, and Contracting- Plant. Mr James Clements, of Tauwhare (in consequence of his not being able to make what he considers satisfactory arrangements for his farm), has instructed advertiser to sell on the farm on SEPTEMBER, 26th B3' auction, without resei ye, THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, CONTRACTING PLANT, ETC., comprising :— Cattle : 40 Choice Dairy Cows at calving, all in calf to pure Shorthorn Bull (imported) 1 Pure Shorthorn Bull 12 2£ and 3^-year-old Steers, very choice, forward condition 14 Choice Yearling Steerei 8 Cows and Heifers, will calve in May next 1Q Head Mixed Cattle. Sheep t 50 Good Young Merino Ewes, and 50 Good Longwool Ewes, at lambing and lambs at side. Horses : 22 Draught Geldings and Mares from 3 to 8 years old, sired by Low den Tarn, Young Melbourne, Loch Fergus, Fancy, Bonnie Prince, and Prince Charlie. All of these Horses are thoroughly broken to all work, and will be sold subject to any trial 13 Light Harness and Hack Horses and Mares, viz,: Bay Geld i n q \ Tommy, 5 years, Grand match, by Merrylegs good in either Bay Mare Jessie, 5 f single or years, by Merry- double harness legs 1 and fast. Bay Mare by Fancy, 6 years, strong, upstanding good hack, and beautiful harness Mare, very quiet Bay Gelding by Merrylegs, 5 years, very handsome and free mover ; no better buggy Horse in Waikato Chestnut Mare by Feve, 4 years, bred by R. Fisher, Pukeiimu, very handsome, and goes well in double harness Bay Gelding Charlie, upstanding ,good buggy Horse <3rey Mare, 4 years, by Ariel, fast, good hack, handsome Brown Gelding, bred by Chas. Gould, Waitoa, by thoroughbred sire, out of thoroughbred mare Bay Gelding, good in harness, and free goer Grey Mare, good in single or double harness, and good hack 2 Good Bay Cobs, good hacks and good stock Horses i Creamy Pony, 3 years, by Nutmeg, any harness ; a real beauty Bay Mare by Merrylegp, 6 years, fine mare in any harness. Implements, &-\, Strain Engine (8-hnise power, by Clayton and Shuttleworth), Combined Thre^hincf Machine (5 ft. Dnun, Clayton and Shuttle"svoith), with all fittings complete ; tank, with tap and carriage, in one lot. The be^t in the district. D.F. Plough (Reid *md Gray's new patent), side lever for taking or giving land ; "2 Reid and Giay's D.F. Ploughs, 1 Wallace do , 1 Sledge, Disc Harrow for 3 or 4 Hoises, and with travelling gear, by Reid and Gray; Flexible (2 or 4 Horsey Harrows, Set 3-Hor^e Tine Har* rows, steel pointed ; 1 S.F, Plough, 2 Good Drays, Firstclass Farm Waggon, Doubleseated Buggy pole or shafts) *nd Harness, single and double ; Hornsby Reaper and Binder, in good order ; 21 Sets Good Plough Harness, 5 Sets Cart Harness, Movable Tent, 4 Sets 3«Horse Trees. 4 Sets 2-Horse Trees, Wheelbarrows, Picks, Shovels, Crowbars, Scythes, Forkes, Rakes, Fernhooks, Axes, Tomahawks, Grindstone, Crosscut Saw, Maul and Wedges, 2 Hand Saws, Brace and 20 new Bits, Level, Lot of Good Tools, ■Sheepshears, Horse - clippers, Ploughshares, 3 Factory Milk Cans, 25 M\lk Pans, 5 Buckets, 5 Earthenware Jars, 5 Kegs, Churn, 3 Spring^balance Weighing machines, Set Steely ardd, Safe, 3 Camp Ovens. 2 Boilers, ! Kettles, Saucepans, &c, Tables, Chairs, Dressing-tables, So | as, ! Bedstead?, Shelves, Crockery- 5 j Bags Barley, 5 Bags Oats, Hors e Covers, Saddles and Biidlcss, Pi q j Troughs, 6 Good Gate Posts, 100 Stockyard Posts, 150 Ti-tree Rails, 40 Sheets Corrugated Iron <9fts), 2 Tents, Gun, Breaking Tackle, Stable Lanteins, Lamp, Clock ; a real good Cattle Dog. And 80 Acres of real good Land at Hukanui, with good House, ail fenced. Sale at : Nobn Sharp, beginning with sundriee.

Luncheon Provided. The Auctioneer would call attention to the fact that nothing will be offered at this Sale except on account of Mr Clements, and, without a single exception, everything brought under the hammer will go to the highest bidder. He also directs attention to the Horses, Cattle and Implements, &c, to be offered, as they are, as a lot, the best ever offered in one day in the district. A Conveyance will leave Cambridge on the morning of Sale, conveying customers to Sale. F<-om Ohaupo, and Te Aroha conveyances will also run', 'and a trap will meet trains at Eureka Station. Sale at noon sharp. NO RESERVE. J, McNICOL, Auctioneer. -