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Waikato Argus, Volume V, Issue 313, 12 July 1898, Page 3

Auctions. McNICOL &• GO. HAMlLTON—Thursday, Hth July OHAUPO—Tueaday, 19th July WAITOA--Friday, 22nd July ANNUAL SPRING HORSE SALE--Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 21st, 22nd and 23rd September CLEARING SALE (Mrs Hunt's—At an early date HAMILTON lIVE STOCK SALE. Thursday, 14th July. I7AT & STORE STOCK, HORSES, ! 1 PIGS, ETC. 6 Springers, Piako Road 2 Good Springers \ 15 Young Cattle J- Whatawhata 15 Young Pigs J 20 Choice Beef, Tamahere, Kirikiriroa, Tauwhare 50 Fat Sheep, McMiken and Alexander 3 Tons Chair Stack of Meadow Hay, about 3 tons, good quality, R. Uillicar McNICOL & CO. 0. F. McCdllaoh, Auctioneer. 2/7 OHAUPO LIVE STOCK SALE. Tuesday, 19th July. On VERY CHOICE FOUR-YEAR-OU OLD BULLOCKS, eight weeks on turnips and very forward, from J. VY. Ellis, Puketiti 250 Fat and Forward Wethers, from Aotea 10 Eat Cows, neighbourhood 6 Forward Steers, off turnips, Mrs Martyn McNICOL~& CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. 7/7 WAITOA AND WAIHOU SALE. Friday, 22ud July. OVERY CHOICE COW AND STEER BEEF—from J. Bell, Lansdowne, Motumaoho, Mangateparu, J. Hanks, E. F. Roche, J. W. Walker, McNicol Bros. 8 Prime Fat Polled Steers I v 50 Fat Four-tooth Weth- i" J^ereone ers, heavy weights J 60 Fat Sheep, W. L. C. Williams 38 Fat and Forward Heifers and Steers, off turnips, Okoroire McNICOL & CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. ANNUAL SPRING HORSE SALE. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 21st, 22nd and 23rd September. undersigned will hold their 1 ANNUAL SPRING HORSE FAIR in connection with Waikato Farmers' Club's Annual Stallion Parade at Cambridge on above dates. To avoid unpleasantness, entries will be numbered as received at Hamilton office, and clients are requested to torward particulars with each entry there, stating also list entered for—unbroken, unreserved, or reserved. Order of Sale : Implements, Vehicles, Unbroken Stock, Unreserved Horses, Reserved. Sale starts WEDNESDAY, 12 noon ; THURSDAY, 9 a.m. ; FRIDAY, ENTRIES RECEIVED : TJnbrolren— Galatea, 23 horses Unreserved— Hemphill 1, Storey 2 to 5, Robertson 6 to 10, Tohi 11 to 15, Tanawhea 16 to 18, Teddy 1!), 20, Sutton 21 to 23, Hibbs 24 to 2ti ReservedKay 1,2, Robertsou 3to 12, Beeson 13 to 19, Nelson 20 to 29, Grice 30 to 33, Hurd-Wood 34, Dixon 35, Hansford 36, Murray 37 to 39, Rikys 40 to- 44, Cole 45, Marshall 46, 47, Clark 48 to 51, Storey 52 to 59, Hume 60 to 63, Cruickshank 64, Sturges 65. 66, Webster 67, 68, Mandeno 69 to 73, Seddon 74, 75, Sing 76 to 7S, Harwood 79 to 84, Vickers 85, Speake 86, 87, Fisher 88 to 91, Runciman 92 to 95, Tohi 96 to 100, Germann 101, 102, Teddy 163, Ellis 104, 105, Pickerinc 106, 107, Taylor 10S to 127, Sutton 12S to 132, Heckler 133 to 135, Smith 130 to 140, Hanks 141 to 160, Rotcrani>i 161 to 170, Ramsav 171, Sutton 172 to 176, Galatea 177 to 183, Martyn 184, Lake 185, IS6, Trubshaw 187, Harrison 188 to 199 McNICOL & CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. 5/7 The undersigned have received instructions from Mrs John Hunt, Eversley, Walton, who has leased her farm, to sell by auction, at an early date, rpHE WHOLE OF HER LIVE X STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Without Reserve, Sale at 12 noon sharp. Luncheon Frovided. McNICOL & CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. 4/6 Little's Powder and Fluid Dips Larney's Authe'miutio McNICOL & CO. 19/2 Grazing for 1500 Sheep crop Swedes, with ruu-oiT preferred. McNICOL & CO. 2/7 O R P R I V A T E SAL E. Several First-class Clydesdale Stallions, guaranteed souud, sure foal-getters, and prize-takers in the best company Several Good Farms McNI CO L & CO. 21/4 ALE •CASES-50 MASON'S Improved - - - - Preserving K QUARTS & UALF-GALLONS. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE ! A. J.ENTRICAN&CO. AUCKLAND. 1/11