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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 369, 18 May 1889, Page 7

Auction Sales.

i J. McNICOL. OIIAUPO LIVB STOCK SALE. Tuesday, May 21st. At 1.30 p.m. IAA GRAND'BO'fi'LO CX S IUU from To A lean 20 Choice, Quiet, Three- } ear -old Steers, from Oxford 15 Young 1 Steer*, from TJnnoiaohia 20 Choice 2b year-old Heifers, from Woodstock 40 Really Choice Turnip Steers, from Cambridge Pen Good Turnip Slecr-^, S. We^tnoy Pon Good Turnip Steers, from Tlenrv Lewis 40 Nice Turnip Steers, from neighbourhood 20 Well bied Fteers, from Wai ton, 20 Well bred Strnnsr Cdves 50 Head Younsr Cattle, fiom Ruapuke | 100 Head Mixed Stores ; 50 Head Fat Cattle i 50 Good Crossbred Ewes, in lamb !

! And, immediately after anovo, 1092 First-Class Two ard Four tooth Wetheis. fnun Napier, on account of Mr L. Dt> Peliclict. 50 Good Caos^bred Ewes, in lamb 200 Good Meiino Ewe. in lamb to fiist-class lam*, and will lamb vei v eaily 400 Good Strong Lambs (shorn), f'-oni Tinmiltiiu 150 Good Strong Lambs, from G. Punter, Aongat^te. Also in conjunction with Mr W. J. lluntkr, 1500 Si\-iooth Cros^bied] Wethers, bred at j 1500 Good, sound mouthed VTV T ,' T „' . -„-, • { Loch Inver, Me ino li >vos. m 13 i 1 , t • i Runanga lamb to Lincoln | ° Rams j Terms Cash before Delivery. J. McNICOL. Auctioneer,

CAMBRIDGE CA ITLK, HORSE, AND PRODUCE RALE. Saturday, May 25th. 12 noon. CA T T L E. ! At 1.30 p.m. ! Pioduee, I And immediately afterwards, lloisus, Harness and S.iddleiy. J. Mc^ICOJ ;, Auctioneer. WANTED TO PURCHASE, SWEDEN WITH STIUW, FOR CATTLE^FEEDING. J. McNICOL, Auctioneer. WANTED TO PURCHASE AT ONCE. /-^OOD HACKS AND GOOD liAR\X NESS HORSES. I J. McNICOL, i Auctioneer. 117 A NTEDTU PURCHASE. ■ Good Ameiican Fium Waggon, 2 Good Second- 1 and DF. Ploughs, and a Good Second-Land Pweaper and Mower, for ferncutting. T. McNICOL. | FRUIT! VEGETABLES WKING, Fruiteier and Nuiseiyman, • etc., has For Sale at his Shop, Whitiker-street, Te Aroha, Apples (both | eating and cooking), in great variety ; ' Pears, Oranges, Bananas, Nuts, Confix i tionery, etc., etc. Also supplied fresh daily — Vegetables of every desciiption ; Qua'lity-TiiE best Frices-aiosT modkrate.

NOTICE UNDER SECTION 170 OF THE MINING ACT, 1886. Warden's Office, Te Aroha, 3rd May, 1889. A PPLICATION may be made to me in A. writing upon TUESDAY, the 11th day of June, 1889, for the right to occupy for gold mining purposes the land specified in the Schedule hereunder, being licensed holdings forfeited by order of the Warden* Court. H. W. NORTHCROFT, Warden. SCHEDULE. Late Licensed Holding No. 13, known as Nevada, late licensee, James Frater ; situated at Waiorongomai. Bounded on the east by New Find and Colonist G, M. Co's, Noi th by New Era Licensed Holding, west by Bismarck Licensed Holding,and on other sides bysupposed unoccupied ground, Late Licensed Holding No, 26, known as Bismarck, late licensee, Max. Fricd-lande-r ; situated at Waiorongomai. Bounded easterly by Nevada, and on other sides by supposed unoccupied ( ground. Late Licensed Holding No. 24, known as, Silver Qiieen, late licensees, DonaldMunro and John Squirrel] at Tui creek, about half a mile from Ruakaka township, on the north-east, and about half a mile north-west from Camerons camp. Late Licensed Holding No. 27, known as Mount Morgan, late licensee, George ; Lip^ey. Part of Te Aroha Mountain ; ! situated about half a milefiom front of Court House door up Lipsey's creekj surrounded by unoccupied ground.

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