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Te Aroha News, Volume XXII, Issue 42778, 14 September 1905, Page 3

Auction Sales. .VIcNIOOL <fe (JO. WAIHOTT—Friday, Sept 15. CAMBRIDGE—Spring Cattle Sale, Wednesday 27. . RANGlßlßl—Wednesday;. October. 25 HAMILTON —Thursday,.Sept/28. CAMARIDGE HORSE FAlß—September 19, 20, 21 and .< . .• V,-;. . . , • . W—CLEARING SALE AT WAITOA. •Saturday,-Sept. 16. Favoured with instructions from Mrs Hill, who has sold btr farm, we will sell on the farm on above date the whole of her , T TVE iND DRAD • STOCK

g-3 Draught in foal to General Bobs ] 2 Geldings. 4'Golts and fillies , , ' ; o Light harness horses hy B rooky by—Waitoa Lass , ~ 29 Yearlings 70 Fog gets 7 Pigs ** * : ' Poultry, Implements, Waggon Sulky harness, tools, etc. 10 Swarms of Bees. Household Furniture, etc. 2 Tons Seed Derwent Potatoes 2 Young i,mpty Cows . Spring Dray, Good Order

Sale 11 o’clock sharp. WAIHOU STOCK SALE. Friday, September 15. In connection with the Te Aroha Far in ers'V Club’s Annual Stallion Parade) - y{\(\ STOLE CA.TTL E. 70 Well-bred ,-2£ and 3-year Steers, Hikitaia , _ 30 Yearlings snd 2-Yaar Cattle, Wal ton b 55 Yearlings, Te Aroha 10 Cl?o ; ce springers—Waitoa Bush. 40 Wrllbred calves and yearlings 14 Yearling steers —Waitoa 10 Beef—Waitoa ;70 Three-year steers, ofl turnips 30 Choice Springing cows 15 springing heifers 25 Yearlings 75 Well bred calves 37 2J and 3 year’steers 20 Yearlings Year steers. 20 Dairy Cows—Jno Turnbull Spring Waggon up'to 30 cwt Good 5 year old hack 10 Young pigs Entries solicited.

On account!of Mrs E. Bradley who has sold part of ; her - farm, we will sell: — 160 breeding ewes at lambing, from 2-tooth to fresh full mouth. • 15 Head mixed cattle 1 heavy farm maio, all work, in foal to General Bobs. 1 3 year-old filly by Dunmore, all farm work. 1 2-year-old colt by General Bobs. 1 “Farmeas Favourite” drill, nearly new. 1 Cambridge roller.. 1 Single buggy and harness in good order. 1 Bay mare, all harness, suit lady. 1 Black mare, good hack; all har- • ' ness. ;■ v Stallion parade at 11 a.m- sharp. • IAAA II OR 8 • -E S 4VU.V . i including— st. ANNUAL SPRING HORSE FAIR AT CAMBRIDGE, Tuesday Wed res Jay, Tlmrsday& Friday Seplej'ber 19, 20. 21, 22. 400 UnY-okm and Broken Medium —... ... ard Heavy Dr.-i.ught Horses. • -. Ay from 11 e principal breeders in ■ J the neighbouring districts • ~ •*•■3oo Unbroken Four-year-old' horses—- , Galatea Estate. Note. —The fiist two days of the sale will be devoted solely to Draught Horses, commencing at 10 a.m. on the 19th with •Unbr. !:eu Horses „ • , <

In conj unction with the Wrt’-kato Farmers Club ANNUAL STALLION PARADE. , Parade at noou oh First Day of Sate. ;J McNICOL GO" ■ G. F. McCuilagh, Auctioneer. '

Theatre, Te An ha, ’ i f ;■ k xii- t, •...? .■ i .•< ‘J -.n'At ;>/ v -i Commencing AUCTION SALE OF BANKRUPT STOCK CONSISTING OF—Fancy Goods, Books, Electro-plated Ware, Crockery, Oil Paintings, Pictures, Field and Opera Glasses, Single and Double Barrel Breech-Loading Guns, Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Brush ware, Razors, Toilet Requisites, etc. Also on account of another owner, large quantity of Suit Lengths, consisting of Vicunas, Tweeds, Serges, Worsteds, etc., etc. BOUGHT IN SYDNEY AND CONSIGNED TO THE AUCTIONEER TO DISPOSE OF TO THE BEST POSSIBLE ADVANTAGE. The whole of the above stock will be sold at Public Auction, and having been purchased at Five; Shillings in the £ WILL BE SOLD WITH ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVE. Sale will commence .at 2 p.m.dailv at above address, and continue until Goods are sold. Customers will be treated privately between sales, . , . R. HA RT,, Auctioneer.