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Te Aroha News, Volume XI, Issue 1719, 6 March 1895, Page 3

w- J. HUNTER. THURSDAY, MARCH 7For Sale, at Rnngiriri Yards, on Thursday, Mai oh 7111, pftA H E A. D CATTLE OUU Amongst them—--a 90 jj'onr to Six - year- old Bullocks, m very iorwtud, from Messrs J. Fagan and Hiil Bros. 200 Calves and Yearlings, from Messrs VVylie, G. Hill, Treeyurd 300 lh 2 ' and Threesywr-old Catt'e from Messrs D. Bruce, J. Bruce, P. Will, Cheyne, Churchill, Gibb Bros.. P. Bolton, Milne, Doctor and others 4 Extra Choice Springing Heifers, Nicholls 15 Choice JTwo-year-old Heifers, in calf, C. Rnd A. Hill 20 Fat Cows and Heifers, Dan. Bruce and P. Bolton 500 Merino Ewes 1 W A 100 Fat Half-bred Ewes j. M ‘ . ’ 10 Line n Ewes } * 12 Well-bied Young Pigs, Annandale 2 Fiwl-dMa Hjoto 1 Hm 1 Unbroken Colt ) At 1 o’clock. W. J. HUNTE R, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, MARCH 14. Second Sheep Fair. The undersigned will hold his Second Sheep Fair, at Ohaupo Yards, on Thursday, March 14th, of 8 AAA BREEDING EWES, UUU WETHERS, LAMBS. Entries to date from—[eßsrs J. H. Thompson, Gorton Estate. , 7 m. Grace, Wm. Searancke, Walter uarancke, Walter Jones, W. Cowley, , Ryburn, junr., W. Wliesvell, Heather, olden, Brunskill,: Innesfallen, J. H. ridgman, Foster, J. Blain. and others. Also, Shropshire,' Lincoln, Romney and other “Rams, from Messrs E. Maelean, J. L. Bailey. Captain Parker, W. Shurpe ; R. Hall, and others. Entries Solicited. At 12 o’clock. W. J. HUNTER Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ie undersigned lias received instructions fiomMrA.E. Wills, Alexandra, who [■t leaving the district, to sell in estate late J. Wills. VIIOLE OF lIIS LIVE & DEAD STOCK, without reserve, about d of March. w; J. HUNTE R, Auctioneer.

SUUIM OUT! LAST WEEK! LAST WEEK!! • • 'M 4* * '* • • ‘ • Run ! Run ! Ran! k S fast as your legs can carry you, and get some of the BARGAINS at A- , the NORTHERN CLOTHING & DRAPERY COMPANY’S , ■; -*» Clk>BlN<s: * SALE. «■' : • • • ' • t : t —t Goom If not sold this 1 week will be thrown into t THE GUTTER., READ THE FOLLOWING PRICE LIST. OF A FEW OF THE. MANY ; THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS TO BE HAD.:-', f. A 1497 yards of Smardon Cashmere, all' colors, pure wool, at Is 6d the yard, worth its weight in Palace gold. 4321 yards of Habit Cloth, double Width, colours navy, grey and mytrtle, at Is 3d the yard, cheap at 3s 6d the yard. . ; v . -537 yards of Welsh Flannel at 8d the yard, worth twice the money. 654 Ladies’ and Children’s Ulsters, from 3s 6d to 7s 6d, usually sold r from 16s to 40s each. Large Size Heavy Bush Rugs, 4s lid each. Strong Ticking* 6d the yard, cheap as 1 chips at Is id the yard. 2792 yards o'f beautiful French Crepe Cretonne, at 3£d the yard, honest value for lOd the yard. 250 Pairs of Men’s Strong Tweed 1 Trousers, at 4s 6d the pair, worth . 10s 6d, and wear like leather. 500 Boys’ and Youths’ Tweed and Serge Knicker Suits, from 2s lid. Men’s Strong Working Shirts, Is 6d each, can’t wear them but. Boot Laces given away‘for a- mere song. ; ’T Men’s an Boy’s Regatta Shirts, from 2s lid each. 597 dozen Men’s Merino Sox, 4kl the pair, worth 9d. ; : Children’s Sox, id the pair. Boxes of Paper Collars given away. Men’s, Boy’s and Youth’s Overcoats, Ties, Hats, and thousands of other articles to be sold at Slaughtering . Prices. The Sale positively closes on SATURDAY, 9th MARCH. , DON’T FORGET THE ADDRESS - The Northern Clothing & Drapery Company, USTEQCT I3OOE, TO TOWn HALL WHITAKER-ST., TE AROHA.