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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 454, 15 March 1890, Page 2

Wednesday, march 19. BY ORDER OF THE SHERIFF. The undersigned, instructed by F. J. WGascoyne, Esq., Sheriff of the District of Auckland, will sell by auction at Melhose’s Room, Albert-street, Thames, on Wednesday, 19th inst., at twelve o’clock noon, at the Suit of Alfred Price and George Price, both of Thames, Ironfounders, whose solicitor is James A. Miller, Esq,, of Thames, against Charles Jackson Campbell, Herbert Chappell, and Alfred Andrew Lockwood, Mining Agents, all of Sydney, in the colony of New South Wales, and James McGuire, of Ohinemuri, in the Provincial District of Auckland, Miuer. milE WHOLE OF THE PROPERTY OF THE AUSTRALIAN GOLD AND SILVER EXTRACTION CO., WAITE. KAURI, Comprising—Ten Head Stampers Complete, 4 Berdans, Pelton Wheel, 6ft Battery House, Blacksmith's Shop, Manager’s House and Store, Battery Requisites, Blacksmith’s Tools, 2 Bottles Quicksilver, Sundries, &c., &c."‘ Inventory to be seen at the office of Mr R: G. Macky, Mining Agent, Insuiauce Buildings, Q.ucen-street, Auckland, JAMES CRAIG, Auctioneer.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. AUCKLAND SECTION. ST. PATRICK’S DAY. WAIKATO HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY’S SHOW At Te Awamntu, 17th March, 1890. RACES AT HAUTAPU. MARCH I7th. ON MONDAY, 17tii MARCH, a fast passenger train will leave Franktun Junction for Te Awanmtn at 9.50 a.m. (in connection with the 820 a.in. train from Cambridge and the 7.40 a tu. train from Te Aroha), stopping where require l to pick np passengers for Te Awamutu. Return train will leave Te Awamutu for Cambridge at at 6.0 p m., stopping where required to set down passengers. There will not be a return train for Te Aroha on this date. Saturday Fares. Saturday return tickets wm be issued from any station to any stalk n on 15th and 17th of March, ai d will be available for return up to and including; 19th March. BY ORDER. District Traffic Manager’s Ofliee, Auckland, Febru try 26, 189 u. Auction Sales • J. MoNICOL & CO. HOUSE SALE AT TIE ABOHA^ SATURDAY, MARCH 22sd. AT BRADLEY’S BAZAAR, At 11 a.m. Qfj FIRST-CLASS. DAIRY just at calving, l'rom Edwards. COWS, C. B, At 1.30 p.i». Horses, Waggons, Buggies,. liars ness, Oats, Cliaif, &i\ The Dairy Cows from Mr Edwards are a very superior lot, and anyone wanting fcn buy really first-class daily cows cannot do better than attend this sale. J. McNICOL & CO., Auctioneers, OHAUPO CATTLE SALE. Tuesday, March 25th. At 12,30 p.m. sharp. FAT AND STORE CATTLE, DAIRY COWS, &c., &c. Also, immediately after above, 6000 Sheep, comprising 1600 Really Choice 2-tooth w Wethers / 500 Really Choice 2-tooth % Patea Ewes i (If not sold privately) J 120 Strong Good Lambs, W. Wade 900 Good Crossbred Ewes, 2 tooth to full mouth 500 Good Crossbred Ewes 700 Good Strong Merino Ewes 300 Good Half-bred E.wes (If not sold privately) 40 Good Crossbred Lambs I J. C. 5U Fat Kwes ) Qrier.-on 600 Good Crossbred Ewes, nearly fat, Geo, A. Runciman. F. R. L,

J. McNICOL & CO., Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE AT HAI. Saturday, March 15th.. At 1 p.m. Tie Undersigned have received instruc-. tioiis from I\iP v S (who is leaving Waiorongoiuai), to sell hy Auction, without reserve, on the premises as above. riniiE WHOLE '0? HER HOUSE--1 HOLD 1< U KNIT (J RE, ETC., comprising : 9 Single Bedsteads and Bedding, 0 Dressing Tables, 3 Washstands, 10 Towel Rollers, 8 Jjookipg Glasses, 1 Double Bedr stead and Spring Mattress, Bedroom Sets, Combs and Brushes, 2 Stretchers, 20 Chairs, 2 Forms, 1 Dregser, 1 Sofa, 1 Boiler, 1 Frying Pan, 1 Coffee Pot, 1 Fargo Teapot, 2 Tea Canisters, .Lot of Crockery, Ci nets, Spoons, Knives i; n< i Forks, Dining-room Table, 2 Bell3 } Small Table, Brackets