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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 407, 2 October 1889, Page 7

T>LAIN AND T^ANCY TT\RESS CARNIVAL TE AROHA PUBLIC HALL. WEDNESDAYJWT- 9* 1889. SKATING FROM 7.30 TO 9 p.m. GRAND MARCH 9.15 SHARP. Admission : Gentlemen, 5» ; Ladies' by Invitation. J)ENTAL J^OtlCE MR A. M. CAUTEB, Surgeon Dentist, of Auckland, will (if inducement offers) visit To Aroha at regu'ar intervals. Consultation on FRIDAY and SATURDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 4th and sth, at he Hot Springs Hotel. Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry of every description undei taken. Repairs a Specaility-

Auction Sales

J. McNICOL.

FOR SALE OR LEASE. BuTCIiER'S SHOP, WAIORONGOMAI. rpHE Allotment, Butcher's Shop, and 1 fittings, lately occupied by Roberts and Littlejolm, in Waiorongomai, Kilgour street, with the option of taking slaughter yards and al6 acre paddock. Apply to J. McNicol. Auctioneer.

FIRST CLASS CHKESE, POTATOES, OATS. HPHE undersigned has ON SALE at 1 Bradley's Bazaar, TE AROHA, a quantity of above. • J. McNICOL. Auctioneer..

OiIAUPO LIVE STOCK BALE. Tuesday, October Bth, At 1.30 pin. OA A H3AD OF MIXED STORE OUU CATTLE 12 Fat Steers, from Alexandra 8 Fat Stet«rK, from Patera ugi 40 Head One and Two-year-old Steers, from Taot.ioroa 15 Cow*», in frexh condition 25 Hand Young Cuttle, principally Steers Dairy Cows, Fat and Store Sheep, &c. J. McNICOL, Auctiimoor.

Auctiimoor.

UAMHKID'.xK SALIC. Saturday, October 12th. If) VKRY CHOICE TWO-i'BAR- £ OLU IIKFF KKS, fmrn T.mtMorua lluif.en, i'rmlues, Fowls, &c, &c. J. MnNICOL, Auctioneer.

WAITOA LIVE STOCK SALE. Friday, October 25thAt 1.30 p.m. Of\ FA f BULLOCKS, OU E. 11. Grey 30 Put Cowh, W. L. Orr 40 Big f 1 <uiie<l forward Cows *i 3 1 5 Springer-* #Jj lOTwo-uud-a-hiilfveur old Steers ;» £ 20 Fat Lambs * \° 15 Fat Ewes ) < J. McNICOL, Auctioneer.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CLEARING WALiB. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30th. At 1 o'clock. The undersigned h,.s received instructions from Mr P. Bolton (who is giving up contiactin*;), to sell by auction, without leserve, at Cat tei's Bazaar, Cambridge, at an earl 3" date, rr\m: wijolk of hts contkactJL ING PLA NT, comprising : HORSES, 18 Heavy and Medium Draught Geldings and Mares, from four to nine years old, all g-nod and Htaunch (30cwt. trial with each). IMPLEMENTS. 2 Wallace D.F. Ploughs, 2 Dunwoodie D.F. Ploughs, 1 Reid and Giay D.F. Plough (complete set of Hwingletiees with each) 2 Sets of 4-hoisc Disc Harrows 1 Set of 4 horse Tine J-Janowa 18 ft. Seed Sower, in good order 2 Light Tip (hays ! 1 Hoinsby Reaper and Binder, in good working order (worked one season only) 1 Lowdown Buckeye Reaper and Binder (has done one season only). Also, 1 Strong Double-ueated Buggy, by Gree and Potter Buggy Harness, 16 Sets Plough Harness 2 Sets of Shaft Harness 1 Tarpaulin. 18 x 24 Lot Hay Folks. A] bo, To be offered same time and place, Section* 133 and 139, township of Moirinsville, half- acre in each, with a newly-cected cottage thereon . Also, Thoro ugMned Mare, Bessemer (by Musket), with yearling foal at foot, by Ingoniar. Ijimcheon ProvidedJ. McNICOL,

The Auctioneer would call special attention to above li.it, the horses Deing all first oluss and thoroughly staunch, tho implement* in good order, and harness has been well kept.