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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 422, 23 November 1889, Page 7

Auction 1 Sales

SATURDAY, 23rd NOVEMBER. At 12 JiToon. CLEARING SALE IN TIIR ASSIGNED ESTATE OF W. S. COLLINS, WAIORONGOMAI. Comprising": Groceries, Provisions Hard wan 1 , Brush ;.vire. Ironmongery/ Stationeiy, Cmckoiy, Glassw.ue. pr.ipery, MillinPiy, Boots, Shocj, \Voikic£ Plant, Fiimituiu, &c, &u Also, 4 Useful Hoit^ Spring Cut an 1 II iriK'S", AUn, Six Township Ailo'iin-Miis. rP'IIE Undersigned, ftvn«red with inI stnu-imn- fn tn {\\e Tiu*-(ee-, will *-el by iiftion it tin* Stint', Wainiunuom ii, jt»n iib'»ve dato : This Jir.-il chiss ;;nd \wll enli'i-ti'il Stork, ron-Utijig of evt m description of goods huit.ible for a Glmioi.il &Mintiy ftloie. A llaip (Jlianoe for Country SeUiois Housewives, and others. INSP KC VI O N I N V ITK D. Terjjis Cash. JAMES CRAIG, Auctioneer,

J. McNICOL. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CLEARING BALK FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29 m , At 1 o'clock. Tl c undersigned hus leceived instructions fro ii Mr P. P>olton (who is giving up contracting), to sell by auction, without leserve, at Jlamilton Borough Yuids, on above date, fI^HE WHOLE OF HIS CONTRACT=X ING PLANT, comprising : HORSES, 18 Heavy and Medium Draught Geldings and Mares, from four to nine years old, all good and ntaunch (30cwt. trial with each). IMPLEMENTS. 2 Wallace D.F. Ploughs, 2 Dunwoodie D F. Ploughs, 1 Reid and Gray D.F. Plough (complete set of swingletrees with each) 2 Sets of 4-horse Disc Harrows 1 Set of 4 hor3e Tine Harrows fB ft. Seed Sower, in good order 2 Light Tip dra3'B 1 Hornsby Reaper and Binder, in good working order (worked one season only) 1 Lowdown Bucke3 T e Reaper and Binder (has dope cne season only). Also, 1 Strong Double-seated Buggy, by Gree and Potter Buggy Harness, 1G Sets Plough Harness 2 Sots of Shaft Harness 1 Tarpauljn. 18 * 24 Lot Hay Foiks. Also, To be offered same time and place, Sections 138 and 139, township of Morrinsville, half-acre in each, with a newly-wected cottage thereon . Also, Thoroughbred Move, Bessemer (by Musket), with yearling foal at foot, by Ingomar. Also, on account of Hy. Paton, Good Jloj-se-power and Chaff-cutter (Reid and Gray). Jjunck«on Provided. J. McNICOL, Auctioneer, The Auctioneer would call special attention lo above list, the horses being all first class and thoroughly staunch, the implements in good Older, and harness Jj is been w§li kept.