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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 359, 13 April 1889, Page 7

TENDERS.

WANTED Tenders forCA RTING 550 Fencing Posts from fljeTe Aroha

It.iilw.jj' Station to Mr IJolden's property. Tenders will be received at the office of the Tr Ahora anp Ohinkmuri Nkws, up to 2 p.m. on MONDAY NEXT, April 15th. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

APPLES! APPLES!! APPLES!!! HENRY J. HAWKFNS, Half Circle Nursery, Te Aroha West, has FOR j RALE (warranted free from codlin moth), nbont Two Tons <2 tons) of PRIME WINTER APPLES ; comprising varieties of Reinette de Canada ; Boston Russett ; American Golden Russet ; Sliockley Stunner ; Stone, Newton, and Five Crown Pippin ;. 'Norfolk Becfin ; Rommite etc. PRICE perl 001 l>s: I2s 6d and 15s. (A few Tnknpuna Russets, price, 3d per lb). STUDY ECONOMY and mnke your purchase^ at J. A. COCHRANES Coopcnitive Produce STORK : Best feed oats, 3s per bushel ; first-olass potatoes, 141bsi'or Ik, or Gs Gd per cwt by the sack ; apples, 2d per lb ; quinces, 2£d ; onions, 2d. COLONIST GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITKD.

A CALL of one penny per share on the Company's capital has this day been made by the directors payable to the Manager, at the CompanyVs office, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, on WEDNSDAY, tb.> Bth day of MAY. 1889. D. G. MACDONNELL, Manager. Auckland, Apiil 3rd, 1889.

Auction Sales. J. McNICOL. OHAUPO UVE STOCK SALIC. Tuesday, April 23rd. At 130 p.m. \ [\ (JHOTCR WELL-BRED GROWN te" STEERS, miinv nearly beef, McKinnon Bros , Knngiriri 30 Tlirpo and Four-year-old Steers, well-bred, and nearly all fat, C. Veinon, Church'll 100 Head Mixed Store Cattle 50 Head Beet' D iiry Cows Fat and Store Sheep 150 Merino Ewes, in lamb J. McNICOL. Auctioneer, CAMBRIDGE C.\ 'TLE. AND HOUSE SALE. Friday, April 26th. 12 noon. TX onnspqiience of South Auckland I ClubV. I{,ict« Mt-otiim: lx-inj^ hold on —7th in^t.. my next Cambridge Sale will l>e held as abovt 1 . ,\ McxrcoL, Anctinneer. SPECTAL SALE OF WELL-BRED DAIRY_COWS. ■FRIDAY APRIL 2Gtit at 11 a.m. In* the Camkridoe Uorough Yards.

I have be "n favoured with instructions to Rfll on above date, in the Borough Yard", Camhridjr<\

iQA GRAND WELL-BRED DA TRY IOU COWS, ill 1 good and quint, l>ie<l J)y J. D. Ormon-l, Km-]., lluwke'H B.iv, all of them heiti£ in calf to pure JSliort'inrn Bulls — Cum bridge Duke, Duke oL" New Zealand, and Union. Thi-< will prove an opportunity lliat should not lie misled by tbo^e uisbin^ 1o obtain Hrst cbis<, well bred daily stock. J. Auctioneer,

N.B. — Sale at 11 a.m. sharp. FOR PRIVATE SALE. f)AAA WETHERS, moie than half of them fat 1200 First-class Breeding Ewes, from G tooth to full-mouth J. McNICOL. VT7 ANT E D TO PURCHAS E. Good American F.nm Waggon, 2 Good Second-hand D.F. Ploughs, and a Good Second-hand Reaper and Mower, for fern - cutting. J. McNICOL. A RARE OPPORTUNITY! VALUABLE ESTATE WITH THER MAL SPRINGS! ! FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.— That Vahv able and Beautiful Property, known a? " Waitoa lint Springs Estate," containing about 14G0 acres, more or less, of well -drained swamp and dry land, Tl c former is capable of curving over a thousand Sheep, besides Cattle. The cereal crops (Bailey, U'hear, O;iN, Peas, &c), now on the ground bid fair to yield » good harvest. The Thermal Spring*, 20 to 30 in number, are tinted for theii Wonderful Curative Properties. A nineroomed house, with undergiound Diirv; also a four-roomed cotlagc with verandah, and other buildings are on the Estate This land is within 7 miles of Te Aroha and the "Springs" alone make the propeih an exceedingly valuable one. Fur particulars — Apply to F.STRAXGS, Waitoa, Wnihou. Janu.uy 12th, 1880.

J. McNICOL.