Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 479, 11 June 1890, Page 7

J. McNICOL & CO. (Contained). ypnro, nnv trial, R Drabble I Good Draught Mave, S. Lawson 1 Dr-n»rht Mare, 3 years, b a'ren to chains Ti.l Norrieh I. 1 G 0... Draught Gelding, •' » 7 venrs, nnv trial >) •"'* ; 3 First-class Colts, by Tnsomar. out of good nibres, rising 3 years, broken to double harness, G. E. A■ Clarke . ■ ■ ” • '' ' ' 1 Draught Gelding, by Fancy, J j anv trial V. 5 1 Grey'Gelding, by Merry legs ’ f = 1 Good Bav Cob * 1 Very Handsome Pony Mare, grand > jumper, and would make capital 1 o iy for boy to hunt with, H. H. Cowley 10 Good Breeding Mares (in foal), Yearlincffi and Foals by Musknp«ar, Merry legs, Cap-a-pie, and Stonewall Jackson, without reserve, W. A. Graham 1 Good Gelding, by Hercules, good jumper, and good in single or double harness, 0. Shaw 1 Dun Cob Mare, 14 bands 2 inches, real!}’ good, 4 years old, E. Cox 4 First-class Di aught Horses, Coates 2 Good Draught Mares } +> 1 Good Draught Gelding >•£ ?= 1 Good Draught Filly, nn- f “ broken 3 1 Brown Mare, bv Ariel, 6 years, good hack, A. T. *F. Wheeler J Good Draught Mare, any trial, Jno. Fry 1 Good Draught Mare, ton trial, Clms. Starr 1 Bay Filly, 3 years, by Gilderoy, good hack, J. O’Grndy 1 Draught Gelding, by Sir} J Colin, 4 years, any trial _ f . | 1 Bay Mare, by Prince Charlie, f = nut of Fancy mare J j 1 Unbroken Fillv, 3 years, suitable for spring cart, W. Paddy 2 Grand Unbroken Colts, 2 and 3 years, by Anteros, W. Sturges 6 Good Young Horses, by The 'Wizard,T. Carr 2 Good Heavy Draught Fillies, Jno. Hill 1 Very Heavy Draught Colt, by Chieftain 2 Gcod Draught Mares } 8 Riding and Harness Horses f 2 5 Unbroken Colts and Fil-f"" 5 -^ lies ) 6 Good Draught and Light Harness and Riding Horses, McNicol Bros. G Good Draught Horses and Mares, J. Hanks 3 Good PvidingHorses, Henry Windsor 50 Riding. Light Harries'., and Heavy Draughts, from various sellers. .80 Good, Young, Light Harness and Draught Horses (broken or unbroken) wanted at this sale. Also, Some Good Weight-carrying Hacks. OnnKtt of Salic : Unbroken Horses Draughts Light'Harness and Hacks f'UAi’.mcs : Entrance, Is; advertising, Is ; lialte’ 1 , Is. Sale will begin at II a.m. punctually, and there will be no interval. ,7. McNICOL & CO., Auctioneers. AUCTION SAL ESJ. McNIOOLi & COJ Mexico L and Co. will hold sales as » follows: — OH/UPO— Tuesday, June 17th ; Julv Ist, 15th and 29th ; August 12th and 26th ;. September 9th and 23rd ; October 7lh and 21st ; November 4th and 18th ; December 2nd, 16th, and 30th. WAITOA—JuIy 4th ; August Ist and 29th ; September -26th ; October 24th ; November 21st; December 19th. HAMILTON —Thursday, June 26th ; Jmy 24th ; August 21st; September 18th ; October 16th ; November 13th ; December 11th. _ . * C A MBRIDG E—Saturday, J line 21 st; J nly 19th; August 16th ; September 13th; October 11th ; November Bth ; December 6th. J. McNIGOL AND CO. HAVE FOR SALE—Oats. Wheat, Chaff, Bran, Fencing Posts, Fencing Wire (plain and'burbed), At Wire Fasteners, Owen’s Sheep Dip, Morton and Whites Sheep Dip, McVay’s Saddles, Grass and Clover Seed, Rat-tail Seed, Tall Fescue Seed. J. McNICOL & CO. HAVE FOE SALE OH LEASE : Several good farms in Waikato, Piako, and Thames districts. * [A CARD.] M R W. M ELDEUM > BARRRISTER and SOLICITOR, TE AROHA. Office: Boundary-street (opposite Post Office). Agent atPaeroa : Mr J.M. Robson. [A CARD.] R. W. DYER, SOLICITOR WILL ATTEND the TE AROHA COURTS Regularly. Clients can communicate by letter to Hamilton and personally ori the MONDAY EVENINGS -'prior to Court day, at the Palace Hotel, Te Aroha. . ~, , i MISSES BEW & WEST MAES®a -i f >\l :••»/ lot , > a i: r- i.-m; ovi •/, ; ' «;,dl If T E -.A R 0 H A. '' in a] position to givh the utmost XV"'satisfaction to all customers,and at Prices that are extremely-moderate. j