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Te Aroha News, Volume XXII, Issue 42771, 29 August 1905, Page 3

Auction Sales. MoNXCOL * 00. mm m. PAEEOA (Sale of Mr John Clarkin’s - Contracting Plant) —Wednesday, Aug. 30 WAlHOU—Friday, Sept. 1. HAMlLTON—Thursday, 31 CAMARIDGE HOBBEFAlK—Soptembar 19, 20, 21 and: WAIOU STOCK SALE. Friday, September 1. V.. E AT AND STORE CATTLE -M BHEEP, Eot 30 Yearlings—Weitoa. 8 Crivea—Danovan Bros. 10 Beef—Shaftsbury 70 Calveß—P. Moriarty 20 Fat sheep—J Thomas 15 Calves—J Thomas 50 Choice heifer oidves 10 Good Springers ' •■VA-S&gg! 25 Yonng piga—Waitoa 25 Choice dairy oows close to profit; D.F. ‘Plough, Single Plough, 2 Tactorycana ASsiS m m urn Entries solicited. IMPORTANT SALE AT PAEROA Wednesday, August 30.; Owing to the completion of the PasroaWaikino railway; we ; haw been favored with instructions from Mr John , ; Cl&rkin, we will sell alongside of Hail-vSy Station, Paeroa, on above date, the /, whole of his Contracting and Plant, comprising fIONTRACTING AND HAULING V PT.AN m PLANT, comprising’— t §§|f 85 Extra Heavy Draught Mares and Vi Geldings 30 Active Medium Draught Horses, £m suitable for farm work , aa V ■ ><’ 6 Hacks and Harness Horses 25 Light and Heavy Waggons 2 Spring Drays 2 Sledges Harness, Timber, Jack, Chains, ate Also, Sections of Laud, Railway Road and Belmont-st, Paeroa, with Stables and Store Section of Land and Stables -at) Waitekanri Section of Land, Dwelling and Out ■* buildings, J unction Road Paeroa Sale at 10.30 a.m A special train will'run from Frankton ;. i , at 8.60 am,, Ruskura at 9.18, connecting with the Cambridge traits, MorainevjJUe 9.55, Te Azoha 10.30, arriving, atPaeroa at 11 a.m., leaving- Paeroa at & p.m. for Frankton, where it arrives at p.m. Train stops at any atation required. MrClarkin has been contracting on the Faeroa-Waibi road since the opening ’ of tho Waihi goldfields/and we can confidently say these are absdutely best lot of heavy draught horses ever offered in the province : ages range from four years upwards.- The horses are im really good hard condition, and ; *" *" L VitThi will be in work up to day of sale. The waggons, drays and harness are in real, good repair. ;: -v Uw HAMILTON STOCK SALE Thursday, August 31. F i AT, STORE AND DAIRI CATTLE, etc Entries solicited. I i I 000 ORS E S including— ANNUAL SPRING HQRBE FAIR S AT CAMBRIDGE. iesday Wednesday, Thursday& Friday-; September 19, 20, 21,22. . 400 Unbroken and Broken Medium and Heavy Draught Horses, from the principal breeders in the neighbouring,districts’.* i fpl 300 Unbroken Four-year-old ..horses— Galatea Estate. Note.—The first two days of the sale 11 be devoted solely to Draught Horses,! mmencing at 10a.m. on the 19th with ibroken Horses ■ - - . ‘ lit ' r ’ v i conjunction with the Waikato Farmers || Club 1 ANNUAL STALLION PARADE.) at noon on First Day of Sale. McNICOL & .CO F. McCullagh, Auctioneer.

REID AND GREY The beat in the world for ability and workmanship. They cannot be excelled. THE DETROIT DISC The finest Harrow in existence, 1200 seta already sold by ue. Wei stock all sizes both incut and ontf cut. Send for circular and prices. We also supply Reid and Booth McDonalds, Duncan and Beaneys. m the champion drill, m leading lino. New shipment jus arrived. Enquiro for v lt!n Disc Coulter Drill, the very latest No matter what condition you groundisin, or how dirty, weguax antee this Drill to fulfil its dut without choking. We also stool the ordinary Hoe Coulter Drill. WINDMILLS. We stock Stow 4ft mills, £7; Red Cross 6f mills, £8 10; Iron Turbinu 6in mills, £l6 lOe. •We i quote you for same erected farm complete with stand, punr etc. For Tine, Chain, Flexible, Tripo Acme, and other Harrows, please wri ua for prices; We specially recot mend our Triumph Harrow, -Kt triped, half chain for harrowing gri lands, Fnr farther particular* ntvl Co . • nnjbrHgu. To Awamutn, or Auoklittd, W from 'Agents for lirtilemrttta D. Me Arokv| It. & T, CLIFFORD, Monwv ca i Cfraitobwtaln’s 7SSS ■ d