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Te Aroha News, Volume XI, Issue 1738, 11 May 1895, Page 3

TE ARpHA NURSERY- : mHB. piices of Fmit Tree* at the abovt i. Nursery are : For Poach, Plum, Ni'Ctarine, - Apricot, Pear, Cherry, and Quince 7s 6fl and 93 per doz, according to size. jjpaneFe Plum’Trees, ‘9.s and 10s per doz, a few choice selected, Is each. 7000 seedljng Pinna. Insigriits, 2a 6d p6r 100 ; jSi years, transplanted, 7s 6d and 10s per 100 ; Mtfcrbcarpn, 15< per 100 ; Rhubarb • Roots/ Giant Victorias, 2i 6d per doz ; Apple Trees, 6s per doz; Camelice . from Is upwards ; Hybrid Rhbdodendems, 2s and 2s 6d each.; Berbenis Vulgaris, the beat hedge plant, lsrper 1000. ; : JIENRY J. HAWKINS. TE AROHA RIFLES, THE Members, of the above Company V will ' Muster for Inspection "00 TUESDAY next, ihe 14th lost-, ut 7.30. It i* of the utmost importance that every.: member should be present. ~ ; J. A. COCHRANE, . . l.;l Captain Comm Ending. Auction Salesi : McNICOL PAEROA LIVE STOCK ‘SALE; Thursday,Mayl6. The.undersigned will hold their next " Paeroa Sale on above date in the Paeroa Yards; Entries to date—' TC HEAD.BEEF) flead Beef,; >- J; Kennedy 'lO Calves ; . J - 26 Fat Cows and 'i . Steers f ■ From ; 40 Head Mixed C neighbourhood • Stores j 1 plough, single furrow, ’ - 0. Kennedy . 25§io 30 firsfrclasa Stores V W. G. *lO Head Buef ' j Nicholls.. Quantity of Stores fioin other : settlers, ;;^ErpftrMeadowbank—- : 100 Fat Wethers 30 Fat Lamba 4 Heavy Draught Horses, young, sound and Btanbch 1 Dray and Harness 1 Good Cob, carry 14 shone A iso, wjthout reserve, . , 20 Active Medium and Light Draught Mares and Geldings, 3 to 5y ;a,s

old. ,These horses - kre a . >ve, sound, staunch,! and in good eoiiditi.cn, .and suitable for spring cartj- heavy coaolting and quick waggon work. , . Entriesy-will be received by Mr J. Kennedy, local agent, as usual. -c - \ :Mci SIC O L & CO. G. 'F; V MbCbXkAGH,. Auctioneer. ,;r; ANNUAL SALE Vo F TURNIP CATTLE ATOHAUPO. /fe; Tuesday, 14th May. At l*o‘clock. m GRAND FOUR AND FIVE-YEAR-OLD BULLOCKS, off Ngntapn. ■ ' ' . • These Cattle are big-framed, well bn d, and of very choice quality, -in- fprw rd condition, • and are the best • lot ever .offered 100 Well-bred Thtee-nnd-a-hjdf nnd • Four-year-old Ste< rs, in very . fiesh condition,- off Waimanu £ 60 Very Quiet Choice, Three - and -a half and Four year-old Bullock*; almost beef, from Otorohanga 40 Fresh- conditioned Empty Cows, froth neighbourhood 20 Welkbred Onc-and-a-lialf-ycar old Steers, W. H. James • ’ 80 Crossbred Wethers, from Aotea Me NI COL & CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. SALK OF NEW ZEALAND, LAND - association s ' > ; Lincoln Biwes y AT WO JDLANDS, HAMILTON. On Wednesday. 6th June. At 1 p.m. REVIQITS to • sending tbe 'Elock of Pure Lincoln -Sheep .io Sydney about the in r ddle of June, the Niw, Zealand Land A-sociation have instructed McNicol and Co. (in conjunction wi h the New Zealand Loan and Mercan iV A ency Company) to offer a Jimit-d number of them for sale qt Wood and on. or above' date, and thus give local opportunity of secoiing eonio of the Ewes in lamb to imported ruins. The Ewes are fr in the pure flocks of E* Menhve, of Windsor'Park, UinVani, and the late J. McNicol, of Lodiiel, Ohaupo, and are in l imb to pure Lincoln rams import -d for and to the order of ihAssociation from the the flocks of R. nod B. Kirkham, Biscathorpe, X no'lnshire, and H. Dudding, Riby Grove, Linco.ushirej England. To suit all purchasers the Ewes will be offered in lots of five, and breeders should not loss this opportunity of obtaining Btrainsof the latest importations irom the best flocks in England. •' '• McNICOL & CO. G. F, M jCoLLAGH, Auctioneer CAMBRIDGE LIVE SIOCK SALE. attlf, SHEEP, HORSES, PRODUCE, ETC. ; : MoNICOL & c 0. G F. McCtJLbAGH, Auctioneer.