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Waikato Argus, Volume VI, Issue 384, 19 January 1899, Page 4

Auctions. W. J. HUNTER. OHAUPO—Tuesday, January 24th HAMlLTON—Thursday, 26th January TE AWAMUTD Saturday, 28th January CLEARING SALE (Offcrson's)—Monday, January 30th FIRST SHEEP FAIR Wednesday, February 15th HORSE SALE—Thursday, March 9th CLEARING SALE—Thursday, March 30th TUESDAY, JANUARY 24. For Sale at Ohaupo Yardß on Tuesday, January 24th, A A VERY CHOICE 18-MONTH3 -±U AND TWO - YEAR - OLD STEERS, from Raglan 75 Choice 2i-year-old Steers and Empty Heifers, from Tuhikaramea 30 Four-year-old Bullocks, Empty Cows and Heifers, Rewitu and Fairbura 14 Fat Cows and Steers, Clark Bros. 60 Choice Yearling Steers, from neighbourhood 12 Well-bred Four-year-old Bullocks, nearly beef At 12.30 p.m. W. J. HUNTER. 14/1 Wanted at this Sale : Good Young Dairy Cows at calving, second or thira calf. THURSDAY, JANUARY 26. For Sale at Hamilton Yards on Thunday, January 26th, A f\ TWO AND THREE-YEAR-OLD 4tU STEERS AND HEIFERS, from Hamilton 12 Prime Beef, Newell and Barugh 8 Good Tram and 'Bus Horses, with trials 15 Young Berkshire Pigs, Tamahere Single seated Buggy (to carry 3), B. Murray Fat and Store Cattle, Dairy Cows, Pigs, <fec. 125 Shorn Wethers At 12 o'clock W. J. HUNTER. 17/1 SATURDAY, JANUARY 28. For Sale at Te Awamutu Yards on Saturday, January 28th, 3 ACTIVE MEDIUM DRAUGHT MARES, from Auckland 2 Active Medium Geldings, Doubleseated Buggy (in good order) aud Harness, complete, from Auckland Cattle, Sheep, Horses, Pu/s, Produce, &c. Instructed by Rev. Father Luck to sell 2000fb. Mixed Timber, Garden Pump, Lidders, Saddle Bags, Valise, Horse Covers, Scythe, Paint, Nails, Screws, &c., &c. At 1.30 p.m. W. J. HUNTER. 17/1 MONDAY, JANUARY 30. The undersigned has received instructions from Mr E. Offerson, Te Rore (who has sold his farm), to sell on th« place on above date, WHOLE OF DAIRY GOVTS, HORSES, IMPLEMENTS, &c. Sa'e at 12.30 o'clock. LuncheoD Provided. W . J . HUNTER. 29/12 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15. Waikato Sheep Fair. The undersigned will hoi I his FIRST SHEEP FAIR OF THE SEASON on WEDNESDAY, February 15th, of about 20,000 SH E I Amongst them : 4000 Two to Eight-tooth Three-quar-ter-bred Lincoln Ewes, from Napier 1300 Large Four-year-nld Lincoln Ewes, bred by W. Shrimpton, Esq., Matapiro, Napier 2000 Fresh Full-mouth Ewes, Assets Realisation Company 1000 Two-tooth to Full-^i mouth Ewes I Walter 1000 Three - quarter • bred j Searancke Lambs J 10,000 Breeding Ewes, Wethers and Lambs, from Thorncomb, G. Rigg, A. B. Wheeler, Bolton, J. May, R. F. Hargreaves, W. Gribble, Hubbard, Hurd-Wood, Heather, Newell, Bruce, and. others 500 Fab Ewes and Wethers—W. Rae, Short, Krippner, and ot! rs 15 Pure Lincoln Two-tooth Ewes, Jno. Bosanko 140 Pure Lincoln and Romney Two and Four-tooth Ranis, from T. Weatherill. J. Barugh, Goodfellow, Thorncomb, J. G. Rutherford, Jno. Bosanko, R. Bosanko, Heather 70 Pure Shropshire Two and Fourtooth Rams—F. W. Buruett, C. Day, and Capt. Parker At 12 o'clock. W . J. HUNTER. 13/10 THURSDAY, MARCH 9. Special Horse Sale at Ohaupo. r PHPj undersigned will hold his next X SPECIAL HORSE SALE al Ohaupo Yards on THURSDAY, Marek 9th. Entries solicited. When sending entries, mention whether with or without reserve. At 11 o'clock. W. J. HUNTER. 24/12 THURSDAY, MARCH 30. The undersigned has received instructions from Rev. J. Marshall to sell at his residence, Ohaupo, on THURSDAY, March 30th, without reserve, ft "THOLE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNIYY TURE, HORSES, CATTLE, &c. Full particulars future issue. w . u . HUNTER. i-ju P. McMAHON, Boot aud Shoemaker, Hamilton, desires to intimate to his customers and the public generally that pending other arrangements ho will conduct his business at his residence, Colliugwood-street (second house from Courthouse). 28/7