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Waikato Argus, Volume X, Issue 888, 25 February 1901, Page 3

McMCOL -j- GO. OHAUPO—Tuesduy, 26th February WAI lIOU-Friday, Ist March SECOND SHEEP FAIR-Wednesday 6th Mavcl. AUTUMN HORSE FAlß—Friday and Suurday, 2211(1 and 23rd Match OHAUPO STOCK SALE. TO-M 0 KEO W . iC) FAT AND FORWARD PULX.4j LOCKS, neighbourhood 25 Well-bred Two and \ Three - year - old I Steers I King •JO Two-year-old Heifers [ C ouut ry 15 Cows, w ith calves Good Dairy Cow 30 Really Good Calves, W. N. Sturg(S 50 Choice U-year-old Sleers, H. Webb l(i Yearlings, H. Webb (i Forward Steers 1 ~ . (i Fat IP iters [ Paterangi KM Mixed Sheep 15 Fat and Forward Steers, \\ r . W. Lindsey 2S Forward-conditioned Bullocks 35 Cooii Calves Mv N ICOL & CO. . I'\ M<;Cuu,u;ii. Auctioneer. 13/1 WAIII 0 U STO C K SALE. Friday, Ist March, A I? E E F , j\f local graziers 60 Fat Ewes and Wethers, M. Bemi ose 50 Cull Limbs 1 Kcroone 20 P>ue-bred Ranis) Kstate 50 Fat Sheep \ W. L. C. Wil--100 Cro-sbrcd Ewes ) lianis 20 Fat Steers and Cows, 70 Mixed Store Cattle 60 Fat r a nibs ) T 1 ~ ~ 60 Fat Ewes I Thos. Bellamy 25 Young Cattle, Warahoe* McNICOL & CO 6. F. McOollagh. Auctioneer. SEC 0N D SHEEP FAIR "Wednesday, 6th March. The undersigned will hold their SECOND SHEEP FAIR of the season on above date. OA AAA EWES. WETHERS AND 20.000 m S Amongst entries received arc : 15':5 Two, Four anil Six-tooth Wethers, from C. L. Kine, W. Ay I ward, A. Gregory, R. Swayne, C Coates. T. Wilson, N.Z.T.V. Land Co., Jus. McDonald, Sutton Bros., W. P. Cliepmell 511(10 Full-mouth Long wool and Crossbred Ewes—W. Aylward, W. C. Morgan, R. Swayne, J. H. Phillips, .1. E. Power, Seavill Bros , Stevenson Pros., C. Coatrs, C. Matthew, A. Upton, Waiiiianu, J. Taylor. J. Pohlen, C. Lake, J. Allen. J Whcclcr, Laiwlowne, Jas. McDonald, J Smith, Sutton Pros., W. P. Chcpmcl), A. Shilsou 1000 Bic-framed Full-mouth Crossbred Ewes, N.Z.T.V. Lar.d Co. 22110 Longwool and Crossbred Lambs— C. L King, E. Brady, J. E. Power, Steri-nson Bros., S. ami T. Wilson, C. Coates, C. Matthew, H. Cox, Rukuhia, J. Pohlen, M. Laurie. H. Peterson, J. Smith, D. Campbell, A. Shilson 1200 Two, Four and Six-tooth Halfbred Kvvfs and Wethers 600 Full-mouth Crossbred Rotnncy Ewea, C. L. Kiug 1030 Two tooth Ewes —A. Gregory. N.Z.TV. Laud Co., Seavill Proa., R. Swavuo, C. King, J. Taylor, H. W' Maokereth, M. Laurie 700 Good Sound-mouthed Crossbred Ewes, Assets Hoard 1600 Mixed Sheep, from Tokaanu 700 Merino Ewes—J. 11. Phillips and Waimanu 300 Crossbred Ewes, two-tooth to full month, S. and T. Wilson 600 Fat Lambs—Clients, F. O. Ocrsiiano, F. Sing 200 Four and Six-tooth Half-bred Ewes, Piako 150 Four-tooth Crossbred Ewes, J. E. Power 100 tour and Six-tooth Wethers, extra good, Patetere 150 Pure-bred Two-tooth Lincoln Rams 3 Pure-bt ed Two-tooth English Leicester Rams 40 Two-tooth Shropshire Rau.s, F. W. Burnett and C. Day 15 Two-tooth Romney Rums 10 Shropshire Rams, bred by Capt. Parker Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. Entries solicited. G. P. McCoLCAOH, Auctioneer. AUTUMN HORSE FAIR AT CAMBRIDGE. Friday end Saturday, 22nd and 23rd Marcn. rjPHE underpinned will hob) their AN--1 NUAL AUTUMN HORSE FAIR at Cambridge on above dates. Entries solicited. McNI C O L G. K. McCuiXACtl, Auctioneer. CLEARING S. K AT NGAROTO. About the otid of March The. undersigned have received instruc.lions from Mr Richard I'.uike (who has | sold his fill in) to sell towards the end ! ot March, rini!K WHOLE OF HIS LIVE I STOCK (including one of the be-t dairy herds in the dim-to*), IMPLEMENTS, Etc., Ete. Mc X 1 C 0 L & C O 71 O R P R I V A TE SALE. FARMS in iill parts ot the district Rfid and Gr<-y Drill, in coed order Little's Sheep Dip. Fluid and Powder Massey-Harris Punier, almost new Separator, Poller ai.d Engine, Ch:,llcutter AGENTS FOR : The Highland Sheep Dip P. and I'. Duncan's Implements