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Te Aroha News, Volume XXII, Issue 42774, 5 September 1905, Page 3

Auction Sales. MgNICOL & 00. I j OHAUPO—Tuesday, September o.j TE KUITI - Thursday Sept. f 1* S MORRINSVILLEr-ClearingjSept 9. WAlHOU—Friday Sept 15. * j I CAMBRIDGE—Spring Cattle ;■ Sale, Wednesday 27. CAMARIDGE HORSE FAlß—September 19, 20, 21 and 22 CLEARING SALE AT WAITOA. Saturday. Sept. 16. Favoured with instructions from Mrs Hill, who has sold her farm, we will sell on the farm on above date the whole of her Live and dead stock, Comprising—--3 Draught mares in foal to General Bobs 2 Geldings. 4 Colts and fillies 5 Light harness horses 1 Colt byßrookyby—WaitoaLass 29 Yearlings 70 Hoggets 7 Pigs Poultry, Implements, Waggon and Sulky harness, tools, etc. 10 Swarms of Bees. Household Furniture, etc. 2 Tons Seed Derwent Potatoes 2 Young timptjr Cows Spring Dray, Good Order Sale 11 o’clock sharp. WAIOU STOCK SALE. Friday, September 15. 3QQ STORE CATTLE. 70 Well-bred 2£ and 3-year Steers, Hikitaia j 30 Yearlings snd 2-Yaar Cattle, Walton 30 Yearlings, Te Aroha Entries solicited. SALE AT TE KUITU. Thursday, Sept. 7. 20 SPRINGING COWS HEIFERS. 30 Yearlings 20 Pigs 4 Horses AND OHAUPO STOCK SALE Tuesday, Sept. 5. 300 Head of Wellbred Cattle. C.AMBRIDGE SPRING CATTLE SALE. Thursday F»pt. 7. 1 AAA head OF WELL "RED 1 v/Uv CATTLE Entries Solicited. IAAA HORSE S ivllu including— ANNUAL SPRING HOR*E FAIR AT CAMBRIDGE, Tuesday Wednesday, Tliursday& Friday September 19, 20, 21, 22. 400 Unbroken and Broken Medium and Heavy Draught Horses, from the principal breeders in the neighbouring districts 300 Unbroken Four-year-old horses— Galatea Estate. Note.—The first two days of the sale will be devoted solely to Draught Horses, commencing at 10 a.m. on the 19th with Unbroken Horses In conjunction with the Waikato Farmers Club ANNUAL STALLION PARADE. Parade at noon on First Day of Saie. McNICOL & CO G. F. McCullagb, Auctioneer. JOHN ROBINSON LIVEKY & BAIT STABLES BRIDGE STREET, R UN A QOACH TO MEET ALL TRAINS. A Coach will also run to Walorongomai as usual. ORSES& gUGGIES QN JJIRE [established 1852.] G. W. Binney & Sons, AUCTIONEERS. & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, Wool,’ Hides, Skin, and Tallow Brokers. Sales held weekly. Wool as arranged by Broker’s Association. AGENT FOR— Quibell Bro’e Liquid and Powder Sheep Dip. Burgon Sheep-shearing Machine Company. a. w. b inney & s oNS ’ Com Exchange, Custom-street East, AND Hide and Free Stores, Fort-street, AUCKLAND. [a card.J PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. A. L. YULE, RENTAL , gURGEON, Mr Yule visits Waikino every Monday morning: Te 'rolvi. Tuesday ; Karanguhake Friday morning. BE QUICK. Not a minute should be lost when a child shows symptoms of croup. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears, will prevent the attack. It never fails, and is pleasant to take. F> >r sale by F. Tonge— Advt.