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Waikato Argus, Volume V, Issue 355, 18 October 1898, Page 3

McNICOL & GO. RANGIRIRI—Thursday, 20th October MULL SALE—Tuesday, 25th October LAND SALE (Tauranga)—Friday. 2Sth October HAMILTON HORSE SALE Thursday, 17tli November RANGIRIRI SPRING SALE. Thursday, 20th October. The undersigned will hold their ANNUAL SPRING CATTLE SALE in the Kangiriri Yards on above date. 1 £± A CHOICE 3J AND 4-YEAR-J_OU OLD STEERS, in forward condition—Dingle Bros., J. R. Lnwry, 1) and A. McKinnon, Tapp, Hill Bros., Capr. Parker 50 Well-bred Cattle, 1 to 3-year-old -J. DufFcy, W. J. Aroaboldi, Marks and Whiu 30 Two year-old Steers, P. McPherson 15 Empty Cows 6 Well-bred Young Bulls, Hill Bros, and G-o. Hill 10 Quiet Three-year-old Heifers it calving, A. Mcßae 140 One and Two-year-old Steers, Pukekohe and neighbourhood Entries solicited. McNICO L k CO. G. F. McCni.LAOK, Auctioneer. 15/9 ■<ssm ANNUAL BULL & SPRING CATTLE SALE AT OHAUPO. Tuesday, 25th October. The undersigned will hold their ANNUAL BULL SALE at Ohatipo on above date, and will offer, at 12 o'clock sharp, 1 AA PURE-BRED SHORTHORN. IUU HEREFORD, JERSEY AND POLLED ANGUS BULLS, from Messrs Crice and Co., Wm. Taylor, R. Reynolds, R. Burke, \V. N. Stuiges, C. Day, J. Taylor, Clark Bros., Broadmeadows, Kereone Estate, Andrew Ramsay, Wm. Livingstone, J. W. Walker, E. Ticklepenny, I. Hodgson, H. Rhodes, and other breeders, among-t them : On account W. Urice and Co., Roto-o-rangi, 17 Pedigree Shorthorn Yearling Bulls. 2 Two-year-olds, 2 Four-year-old, by Cadmus, May Duke 4th, and Duke of Kent 1 Five-year-old Bull, bred by Mr Baker On account of Wm. Taylor, Green Hill, 15 Pure Shorthorn Bulls (eligible for Herd Book), by Duke of Clydevale. The latter has been shown seven times at Dunedin, Auckland and Waikato, and has an unbeaten record of seven championships 5 Yearling and Two-year-old Shorthorn Bulls, by Robin On account of Richard Reynolds, Trecarne, 4 Pedigree Polled Angus Two-year-old Bulls, 2 Three-year-olds, 1 Four-year-old 2 Three-year-old Short- \ pure-bred horn Bulls I and 1 Four-year-old Short- [dams good horn Bull J milkers Pedicree Shorthorn Bull Champion, bred by Land Association, sold on account R. Burke Five-year-old Jersey Bull (imported from Jersey), on account of C. Day Two-year-old Polled Angus Bull Victor (entered in N.Z. Herd Book), by Famous, dam Sunshine, on account of Kereone Estate. On account of Richard Burke, 10 Pedigree Shorthorn Yearling Bulls On account of TV. Company, 3 Pedigree Polled Angus Bulls — Salesman, Black Jock, and another Also, QAA CHOICE GROWN CATTLE, 01/ U amongst them : 250 Three and Four-year-old |Halfbred Polled An?us Steers 200 Well-bred Two-year-old Steers 65 Well-bred Three and Four-year-old Steers, from C. S. Vetnon and S. and T. Wilson 50 Choice Two-year-old Steers,,from Korakonui GO Crossbred Ewes, with 70 stroug lam bs Sale starts at 12 o'clock sharp with the bulls. McNICOL & CO. G.F. McCrjLLAGH, Auctioneer. 17/9 HAMILTON HORSE SALE. Thursday, 17th November. rpHE undersigned will hold their X USUAL HORSE SALE in Hamilton on above date. Sale at 10 a.m. sharp. McNICOL & CO. G. F. McCtriXAGH, Auctioneer. 27/9 "nOR PRIVATE SALE. Hamilton East : 3 Acres, fenced and in grass, five-roomed house, stable ; a bargain Seven-year-old Clydesdale Stallion, from imported stock on both sides ; good worker and sure foalgetter ; a really good horse Totara and Rimu Fencing Posts Little's Sheep Dip, Fluid and Powder Chesterfield Guano ; price, £3 10s on trucks, Auckland ; analysis on application S. V. Knight's 200-Acre Farm near Te Aroha, mostly in grass ; new seven-roomed house and necessary outbuildings, orchard, etc. Easy terms. AGENTS FOR : P. and D. Duncan's Implements The Highland Sheep Dip, Fluid and Powder ; equal to any, and the cheapest and easiest mixed Dip in the market. McNICOL & CO. 4/10 A L E - FOUR YOUNG "BERKSHIRE BOARS, six months old, by Egbert, out of Perfection (prize winner) ; Egbert by Euglishman (imp). THREE BERKSHIRE SOWS; to farrow early in October. G. F. E. EDGECUMBE, 22/9 Hamilton. P. McMAHON, Boot and Shoemaker, Hamilton, desires tu intimate to his customers and the public generally that pending other arrangements he will conduct his business at his residence, Collingwood-street (second house from Courthouse).' 28/7