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Waikato Argus, Volume III, Issue 171, 17 August 1897, Page 4

IF. J. HUNTER. SATURDAY, AUGUST 21. IT HE undersigned will ho'd his ANNUAL SPRING CATTLE SALE ,fc Cambridge Yards on SATURDAY, Uigust 21st, at 1 o'clock sharp. Entries .0 date : 204 Choice Calves and Yearlings—H. Vickers, A. R. Miller, Seabrooke, Mrs Nickle, W. Wallace, and W. M. Shaw 14 Two-year-old Steers, Millar 8 2_ year-old Steers TO l"to 3-year-old Steers and Heifers, L. B. Ewen 25 Choice U-year-old Steer?, W. H. Wright G Four-year-old Steers and Empty Cows, off turnips, P. Coyle 12 Choice Springing Cows and Heifers, Watson, Waharoa Pare Hereford Bull, H. Hicks 15 Choice Yearling Steers and Heifers, W. Atkinson 10 Well-bred Quiet Heifers, close to calving 4 Good Dairy Cows, to calve September 20 Choice Yearling Steers and Heifers, E. Rhodes, Wentworth 8 Well bred Calves, W. Tucker 11 Fat Cows, E. Brindle and J. Edson 12 Well-bred Young Empty Cows, Tauwhare 12 Steer Calves, Whewell Choice Yearling Roan Bull 30 Well-bred Four-year-"\ old Steers I Aubin and 30 Empty Three-year-old J- Dawson, Heifers Waoto. 15 Choice Yearlings J Light Spring Waggon and Harness, suitable for milk carrying, Geo. Nickle Spring Cart, nearly new Lot Field Gates 4cwt. Hobart Seed Potatoes 3 Factory Cans and Milk Cooled (nearly new), 12 Milk Dishes 3 Pare Brown Leghorn Roosters W.J. HUNTER. 3/7 N.B.—Wanted at this Sale : Wellbred Two-year-old Heifers. _____

TUESDAY, AUGUST 24. The undersigned will hold his Annual Spring Sale at Ohaupo on Tuesday, August 24th. Eutrie3 to date : Irn WELL - BRED TWO TO IDU THREE. YEAR OLD STEERS AND SPAYED HEIFEBS. Te Mata 40 Choice Yearlings, John Hutchia* sou 50 Extra Choice Short-' horn Yearlings (mostly steers), and [ C. D\y, all good colours Pencariofr 10 Half-bred Jersey Yearling Heifers J 11 Springing Cows and Heifers, Mangakoporoa and Tamahere 5 Good Dairy Cows, Choice \ Springing Heifer I A 2 Young Bulls, 2 Calves, j client Springcartand Harness J ISO Crossbred Ewes, lambs'! at side j-Harapepe 20 Choice Yearlings J 15 Four-year-old Bullocks, nearly beet and off turnips, Paterangi 10 Choice Shorthorn H • year • old Heifers, W. J. Thompson 10 Prime Fat Four-year old Bullocks, T. Rosbro 200 Four - tooth Wethers, fat And nearly fat, Mrs Bruce \V. J. HUNTER. 10/8 SPECIAL HORSE SALE AT CAMBRIDGE. Wednesday and Thursday, September Ist and 2nd. The undersigned will hold his ANNUAL SPRING HORSE SALE at Cambridge in September of over Af\r\ BROKEN AND UNBROKEN 4tUU HORSES, comprising Heavy and Medium Draughts, Well-bred Hacks, Buggy Horses, &c, amongst tkem a larg« number direct from breeders. In addition to names already advertised are entries from W. Vosper, Souter and Co., J. W. Ward, Dr. Pairman, T. Bainbridge, Hill Bros., R. Speake, A. Wallace, J. Forrest, J. Comer, J. Riley, Bowman, E. Churches, H. Skewes, T. H. Chapman, G. Clark, Robt. Gibson, W. Howie, J. Melville, R. Ramsay, A. T. F. Wheeler, Sastie, Wisharr, Blelock, Hansford, Croxfonl, Escott, Watsoa, J. T. Steele, Lee, McGhie, Johnston .Bros., O'Brien, Fullerton, B. Selby, Cottrill, F. B. Jolly. Also, on account W. M. Douglas, (5 Well-bred Three and Four-yaar- . old Upstanding Hacks, tyGip3y King and Freedom, out of Una Reckless, and Wtuiganui mares Chestnut Gelding, 6 years, by Natator—Una Heavy Draught Gelding, any triat The above is the best draft of horsei Mr Douglas has yet offered at auction. On account Williamson Bros , Rukuhia, 3 Young Heavy Draughts, by Ben Lomond On account Hill Bros., Matahnra, 20 Upstanding Hacks, Light Harness and Draught Horses On account B. Selby, The Well-known Hunting Hors« Waverly ; a sure jumper On account Trios. Wise, Brown Gelding Rebel, very fast, and grand lady's or gentleman's hack Aale at It o'clock on Ist and 9 o'clock on 2nd. W. J . HUNTER. 1-2/6 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. The undersigned has been favoured with instructions bv Messrs H. and J. Goodfellow to sell at Te Awamutu Yards on Saturday, September 11th, 1A HEAVY DRAUGHT THREEL\J YEAR-OLD COLTS . 1 Heavy Draught Three-year-old Filly The above are all of first-class quality, extra big bone, and from principally pure-bred Clydesdale mares. 1 Unbroken Riding Colt, 3-year-old, by Merrylegs 2nd Black Hcivy Draught Mare, 5 years old, by General Fleming, broken to plough and waggon •2 Four-year-old Heavy Draughts (mare and gelding), broken to plough and waggon 1 Aged Draught Mare, staunch all harness Aleo, on account Mr Thos. Holden. 2 Two-vear-old Heavy Draught Colts. K.B.—Anyone wishing to dispose of unbroken colts or good draughts will kindly send entries, so as can be adverti«o,l TAKE Woe d's Great Peppe»int Cure, for Coughs and Colds, Wmii and 21 6d. All grocers and chemists. J/4