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Waikato Argus, Volume III, Issue 221, 11 December 1897, Page 4

Auctions. W. J. HUNTER. CAMBRIDGE—This Day OHAUPO—Tuesday, 14th December JyGARUAWAHIA—Thursday, December 16th KlHlKlHl—Saturday, 18th December SHEEP FAlß—Wednesday, February 16th THIS D A x . For Sale This Day at Cambridge Yards, CATTLE. SHEEP, HORSES, PRODUCE, Ac. W. J. HUNTER. 4/12 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14. For Sale at Ohaupo Yards oa Tuesday, December 14th, Q/\ EXTRA CHOICE YEARLINGS, OV-' mixed sexes 60 Well-bred 1,2, and 3\ year-old Steers I n l._„i 20 Empty Cows and Heif- j-«" aßal ers J 12 Quiet, Hand-fed Heifers, lj-year-old 18 Very Choice Shorthorn Two-year-old Steers, neighbourhood 150 Big Three-quarter-bred Hoggets, in wool 10 Choice 16-months-old Shorthorn Heifers, A. Ramsay 2 First-class Cows, at calving 15 Bullocks, nearly beef, from Cambridge 13 Calves and Yearlings "\ 9 Empty Cows and Spring- V Waotu Also, on account Mr J. G. Rutherford, who has sold his Te Awamutu farm, 70 Three and Four-year-old Steers, Three-year-old Empty Heifers, Cows, and Two-year-old Cattle, all in forward condition VV. J. HUNTER. 4/12 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16. THE undersigned will hold his o«zfe Sale at Ngaruawahia Yards an THURSDAY, December I6th, at 11 o'clock. Entries to date : 40 Well-bred 3J to 4J-year-old Bullocks, very forward, John Allen 30 Well-bred Three to Four-year-old Bullocks, Mrs Godsell 20 Fresh-conditioned Bullocks, Col. Dawson 100 Mixed Cattle, from neighbourhood 15 Well-bred Yearling Heifers, F. W. Bowman 10 Strong Calves, Booth, senr. 40 3J and 4-year-old Bullocks, G. McMillan 7 Choice Springing Heifers, J. Mar tin Pure Cadmus Bull Good Leading and Driving Dog (will work either cattle or sheep) Entries solicited. N.B.—Wanted at this Salo : 1J and 2-year-old Steers. W. J. HUNTER. 27/11 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18. For Sale at Kihikihi Yards on Saturday, December 18th,. CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES, PRODUCE, &c. 20 Good Calves, R. Cockerline 10 Good Calves \ r«„ r L„, r 10 Young Pigs } Corb °y 20 Fat Lambs 1 R--10 Two-months-old Pigs/ ttlgs W. J. HUNTER. 4/12 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16. Annual Sheep Fair. THE undersigned will hold his AN NUAL SHEEP FAIR at Ohaupo Yards on WEDNESDAY, February 16th. Entries solicited. At 12 o'clock. W.J. HUNTER. 19/10 P.O. Box 120.] [Telephone 413 -JRUNSWICK "{I/TART (Established 1860), QUEEN - STREET, AUCKLAND CHURTON & CO., Auctioneers, Fruit and Produce Salesmen and Commission Agents. REGULAR WEEKLY SALES. We sell or buy ANYTHING on commission, and have agents all through New Zealand and Australia. T. C. BEALE, Auctioneer. 20/8 \ CONTRADICTION TO THE EDITOR. Sir,—lt having been presistently circulated that I have given up business in Auckland, 1 find it necessary to give the report my most emphatic denial. My auction business is still carried on in the best possible manner by all of my old employees, tcho have deserved my confidence, and I am solely responsible for their actions. I leave my old friends and customers to judge for themselves as to what class of people have been guilty of such unprinciplsd conduct and the end which they arc anxious to gain. With many thanks for past favours and soliciting the continued confidence of my clients.—l am, etc., ALEX. AITKEN. Established, 1883. Agent in Hamilton, W. A, P. SUTTON, Esq. D. F. J. FARRELL, Manager T. W. MAUNDER, UNDERTAKER. EST OTYLE! OWEST fIHARGESI EST Q HAMILTON. H- ROCHE, Land and Estate Agent, OHAUPO, AS TpOR OALESEVERAL GOOD DAIRY FARMS At Very Low Prices and on East Terms. MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Security at 5 Per Cent. 31/7j