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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 125, 30 June 1870, Page 4

FEIDAY, Ist JULY, At 1 o'clock. PAIRY CuWS and FAT BULLOCKS. To Dairymen, Butchers, an 4 Qthers. MATTHEW HAY has received instructions from Mr. Jas. R. Gascoigne and Mr. William Gascoigne, to sell by public auction, on Friday, Ist July, at Mr. P. Robertson's Yards, Lawrence, OA HEAD OF CATTLE, v" consisting of — •f p> Dairy Cows, perfectly quiet, XO in calf, and with calves at foot. -i £ Prime Fat Bullocks, 4-years 10 old. 8 Head of Horses, light and heavy draught. The Auctioneer would respectfully draw attention of Dairymen aud Butchers $q this valuable opportunity of obtaining dairy cows and fat cattle. SATURDAY, 2nd JULY, At 2 o'clock punctually. At J. L. S. Keen's Auction Mart, corner of Whitehaven and Colonsay streets, Lawrence (next Morrison's Timber Yard). FRUIT TREES, PAPERHANGINGS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. Pale of Apple, Pear, Plum, Gooseberry.. and Currant Trees. Also, Giant Rhubarb Roots. JL. S. KEEN . has been instructed by Mr. Alex. Begg, of Fernbank Nursery, Caversham, to sell by public auction, at the abovenamed timo and place, A splendid lot of FRUIT TREES, assorted to suit buyers. These trees are warranted healthy and true to name. Intending purchasers will find the varities complpte, and from Mr. Begg's great reputation as a Nurseryman, the Auctioneer can confidently recommend this consignment to public favor and attention. After the above, Mr. Keen will sell about 230 Pieces superior Paperhangings, and a lot of new an.d. se.cond, hand Household Furniture, consisting of iron and wood bedsteads, chairs and sofas, all in first-.class condition. No Reserve. Terms Cash. JOHN L. SHADWELL KEEN, Auctioneer, Lawrence. THURSDAY, 21st JULY, At 12 o'clock punctually. FIRST GREAT QUARTERLY SALE OF CATTLE, HORSES, &c AT WAITAHUNA. JL. S. KEEN . has received instructions from Messrs Higgiris, Cutter, and other gentlemen, TO SELL BY PUBLIC RQUP, pn the above date, at Cpghill's, Yards,' Waitahuna Bridge, About 3 A Head of first-clasa Cattle, con\J sisting of quiet milkers, some with calves at foot, and in calf. Also, FAT STOCK, fit for the butcher. It is probable that a number of Horses will also be offered. Mr. Keen, in announcing this sale, has the honour to inform the public that he intends to hold a Quarterly Sale afc Coghill's Yards, Waitahuna, and he solicits the support of $tockowners, being satisr fied that a reguiarly conducted quarterly sale will largely benefit the community. STOCKOWNERS who may wish to enter cattle, horses, &c, at these sales, are requested to communicate with Mr Keen by post, or otherwise, as early as possible prior to each sale, enclosing full particulars of stock, so as to allow time for classification. Mr. Keen will be at Coghill's Bridge Hotel, Waitahuna, early on the morning of sale, viz., Thursday, July 21st, 1870. Date of Second Quarterly Sale will be duly announced. JOHN L. SHADWELL KEEN, Auctioneer, Lawrence. PUBLIC NOTICE. MR. KEEN has to announce that he has taken those Premises, the property of Mr. W. D. Morrison, situated at the corner of Colonsay and Whitehaven streets, Lawrence (nearly opposite, the Schoolhouse)j and has opened tho same as an AUCTION MART V Mr. Keen will be glad to receive conof goods of all- descriptions for sale. TIHST-CLASS STORAGE AT CURRENT RATES. JOHN L. SHADWELL KEEN, ArCTIONEER, Peel-street, Lawrence. S-TRA V E D . A BAY HORSE, branded D off shoujder, Jj. white rope marks round the neck, purposed to be running about Tuapeka, Mit. £1 reward on delivery to FR4NCIS NICOLL, BJiue Spur.