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Waikato Argus, Volume III, Issue 171, 17 August 1897, Page 3

McXICOL «$• CO. A 1' Pll 0A C 111 N G OAL KB. WAlTOA—Friday, 20th Autjiifet CAMBRIDGE— Saturday, 4th September SPRING HORSE SALE—Thursday and Friday, 23rd and 24th September. SALE OF HOG (JETS-Tuesday, 28th September OHAUPO LIVE STOCK SALE. OAA HEAD CATTLE Li\j\J 300 Fat Slieep ami Ewes, in McNICOL & CO. G. F. McCijLLAgii, Auctioneer. 5/8 WAITOA LIVE STOCK SALE. Friday, 20th August. iQA II E A D 15 E E F—--1,4U Farmer, Tausdowne, Mangatcparu, Hemes, McNicol, Roche, Walker, Motumaobo, Allen, Murray Brcs., Bremner 17 2J-ycur-old Steera 10 Quiet Fpring'ng Heifets 2 Springing Cows, C. N. Murray 200 Fat Slieep, Muugateparu 70 Fat Sheep, XV, C. R'ng 15 Really Good Dairy \ Cows at cilviug, I owner giving up I T dairying >r, ' . Sound Spring Cart [ De ™"P<»t and harness J 3 Factory Cans / Good Spring Cart, Horse and Harness. Set Tine Harrows, Sinsle Plough, Seed Harrows, Scarifier and Moulder, and Lot Sundries 5 Tens Good Eating \ Qrmfn ffom Potatoes I Canterbury 10 lons Good Seed j , J Potatoes ) Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. G. F. McCni-LAGH, Auctioneer. JA M IiKIDG E CATTLE SALE. Saturday, 4th September. Hie undersigned will hold their ANNUAL SPRING CATTLE SALE in their Cambridge Yards on above date. VA VERY CHOICE STRONG D\J calves and yearlings, Evcrsley Estate 22S Well-bred Calves and Yearlings, wintered on turnips, and strong, good sorts—Tiubshaw Bros., A. Bailey, J. Fitzgerald, J, Shaw, G. T. Norris, Tama here 30 21 and 3-year-old Steers and Heifers, IJ. Campbell 20 Two and Three-year- \ old Steers J-.J. Tutchen 10 Heifers in calf J ISO Head Mostly Fresh-conditioned Three and Font- year-old Steers, Hautapu Id Well-bred Steers, 1 to 2-year-old, C. Lake 30 Head Mixed Cattle, J. Taylor 50 Head Mixed Cattle, neighbourhood Shorthorn Bull, by Cadmus Further entries solicited. G.F. MuCru.Acu, Auctioneer. ANNUAL SPRING HORSE FAIR AT CAMBRIDGE. Thursday and Friday, 23rd and 24ih Septbmber. In connection with Waikato Farmers' Club's Annual Stallion Parade. undersigned will hold their usual X SPRING HORSE SALE on above date. Entries received as follows : UNRES ERV E D LIST— Company 1 to 30, Burke 51 to 33, Gcrinanu 54, Kcreonc 55 to 02, Heather 03, Gibson 64 to G 7, Client OS, Allen 0!) to 71, Kusabs 72 to 74, McCann 75, 70, Moisley 77 to 79, Scott SO, Parr SI to 84, Johnstone S 3 to 91. RES ER VE D In addition to numbers already advertised : Penetito 354, Hammond 353, Galatea 350 to 307, Hubbard 30S, 309, Mahood 370, Pettigre.w 371, O'Hrien 372. McNICOL & CO. G. F. McCtn.I.AWII, Auctioneer. 23/6 NOTICE : A yard will bo set aside for unreserved horses to be tied in, and these will have preference after unbroken stock. Sellers will please note their numbers, and those required each day will be advertised about two weeks before sale. ANNUAL SALE OF HOGGETS IN OHAUPO YARDS ON Tuesday, 28th September. r |MIF. undersigned will hold their JL ANNUAL HOGGET SALE as Entries solicited. MuNl CO I. & CO, G. F. McCullaoh, Auctioneer. Turnip Season. On Hand and To Arrive : SUPERPHOSPHATES Lawes' and An-lo rTAURNIP MANURE—Lawes' and £ Potash BONK DUSTS—A A, Triangle Brand, Croft, etc. Y^AINIT— Potas.h Salt SEEDS: SWEDE— Hurst's Monarch, Perfection and Champion ; Crimson King, lin pcrial, Skirviug, etc. r| TURNlP—Aberdeen, Devon, GreyJL stone, Mammoth, Tankard, etc. CARROT, MANGOLD, MOUNTAIN RAPE, &c. Also, /CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS. W. S. LAURIE & CO., SEED & MANURE MERCHANTS, Customs-street Auckland. Agent : G. E. CLARK, Cambridge. 4 UCKLAND "LADY'S NURSING C 3, HOME," Newton Road, Auek land. Proprietress, Mrs Foij.as.—Mr: Follas, practical midwife, is prepared t< offer superior accommodation, combinei with home comforts and execptionalb moderate tariff, to visitors to Auckland from the country. Telegrams will re cuive prompt attention. 17/g