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Te Aroha News, Volume XII, Issue 1779, 16 October 1895, Page 3

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAY. WAIKATO AGRICULTURAL SHOW AT HAMILTON, OCTOBER£23rd AND 24th, 1895. -EXCURSION FARES. Excursion tickets to Hamilton East- or West will be issued on October. 21, 22, 23, and 24th, and will be available for return up to and including October 28th, at return fares of 2d per mile first-class and Id per mile secondclass.' Minimum, 4a and 2s respectively, from all stations (except where the ordinary fare is less than the minimum named.) Mileage counted one way only. • . The journey must be commenced on the day the ticket is taken out and may be broken after travelling 10 miles.. ■ v TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS, f The Cambridge, To Awamutu, and Te Aroha train will be postponed on October 24th,.'und'wjll..leave as'., follows Hamilton East 1 for Cambridge, 530 p.m.,-Ham-ilton East for Te Aroha,. 5.15 p.m,, Frank,ton Junction for Te Awamutu .and. King Country, 5:10 • p.m., - running correspondingly Idtar to destinationi ' . , r BY ORDER. E LOWER SHOW (allcomers).. Art"and; .Industrial Exhibition for all Board and Sunday School Children, 16 years and under. Cash Prizes. ?• Cash. Prizes. Schedules can ; bh obtained ..from every Storekeeper or Schoolmaster in the district. Essays to be sent in to Society 2 days before Show, ,-v . .... • • Novkmbeb 9th. ' F. W. WILD, Secretary. Auction SaiesMcNICOL & CO. The undersigned has received, instructions, from. M. A.. Clarke to sell on •' • Thursday, 17th October. , *• At 42 o’clock.- - ‘V FARM on : Waiorongomai road, 5 minutes drive of Creamery, 87 acres, ■ •30, ready for:-cfnp, small orcr.ard in - fiiil bearing, entirely free frmu Codlin Month or blight of any kind, .Large garden of.early potatoes and vegan; . . tables of all kinds. House, of 6 room?. All necessary outbuildings. N Pi (no, (80r..*), :'.Farming Implements and Dairy .Ulen- ' - ■'sih.’ Spiing Cart, Harness,Side-Saddle ... 2 G- nts Saddles, Bridles, Hr roof ha f and three-quarter-bred Jerseys, pure bred Jersey Bull, 5 Horses, Yorkshire Sow,"6 l Sudkeis, 50 fowls, P.ow,S.F. Hornsby, Butter - worker, Grubb. r } Sewing Machine. Also on opposite side of road, Block of 50 Acres. •McNICOL & CO. F.. McCui.lagh. Auctioneer. WAITOA LlVi’i STOCK SALE Friday. 18th October--1 A. J. Farmer CROSSBRED HOG- _ GETS ;. ' ; . * Head Young Cattle „ Head Beef, Ki-reone Estate, Jno. Hanks, W. H- llerries • One and Two.year old Cattle, Henry ..Alley.'' • Wpll.bred Three year old Steers, N., Ferguson . ■• v \ IrYoung Pigs, Thomas Rowe Good Springers. * 1 jj rs I Two and Three year ojd >i Dettri g " Steers . J 1

• McNICOL & 60, S. F, MjCullagh, Auctioneer SALE.' OF SHO W STOCK .AT J CLAUDELANDS. ; r rfSHE undersigned .will hold a SALE i OF EXHIBITS on the '■ Show Ground on above date. Sale at 10 a.nn Entries Solicited, McNICOL & CO. G F. McCollagh, Auctioneer ANNUAL BULLJ3ALE AT OBAUPO. 25 Tuesday, 29th October. - ONE AND TWO-YEAR-OLD PUREBRED SHORTHORN 6 Yearling Pedi roe Short-i *..V Horn Bull, by Cadmus ( W.Grice 4 Four-year-old Shorthorn f & Co. Bulls 3 A.lso on account of Samuel Lawson, The whole of his Pure Polled Angu9 Herd, comprising: 7 Yearling Pedigree Polled, Angus Bulls 3 Two-year-old Pedigree Polled Angus Bulls 5 Yearling Pedigree Polled Angus Heifers " • v 12 Cows and Calves (pedigree) 4 Pedigree Two- year * old Angus Heifers Polled This herd of Polled Angus cattle were originally started from stock imported fr< m the New Zealand and Australian Land Company’s "well-known Totara heard, and have been kept pure and entered in Now Zealand Herd-book since. Pedigrees can be furnished at sale. Also, JOO Grown Steers, from Colonel Dawson 100 Head (Mixed Cattle, J. Crowlhei and J. Gallagher McNI COL & CO. G, F. McCollagh, Auctioneer.