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Waikato Times, Volume V, Issue 304, 23 April 1874, Page 3

Waikato Monthly Sale.

WEDNESDAY, MAY C

fTIHE usual Sale of Live Stock and Farming Implements -*■ will take place at the Ohaupo Sale Yards on the above date. KENNEDY HILL.

Monday, April 27, at 11 o'clock. UNRESERVED SALE. LITE STOCK, FARMERS' IMPLEMENTS. MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. DAIRY UIENSILS AND SUNDRIES. The undersigned has received instructions from Mr Thomas Farrell, who has sold his farm, to sell at Ins residence, Hamilton, on Monody, April 27, at 11 o'clock, everything that is on the farm as follows : — -JK DAIRY COWS, -■- *-* selected from Mr Claude's herd 55 head Young Cattle A Shorthorn Bull 100 Lincoln and Long-woolled Ewes | 46 Ewe Hoggetts 12 Wethers A Lincoln Rani, bred by Mr T. Russell 5 Ram Lambs 5 Heavy Draught Horses A Lady's Pony Yearling Filly, by Derby Yearling Colt 2 Ploughs 2 pairs Harrows 2 Drays Homo Kako Harness Farm Tools of all kinds 6 bags Seed Oats 2 new Tarpaulins, 18 x 24 Side Saddle, <fee. 200 head Poultry HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, conwflting of— Drawing Room Suite, in walnut Piano, by Stoddart Pier Glass Vases Pictures Clnnnvy Ornaments Brussels Carpet Fender Fire-ironi Cheffouier Safe Cupboard Furniture of Bedroomt Kitchen and Dairy Utensil* Kitchen Range Choice Dinner Set, .complete China Tea Set Plated Tea Pot, Coffee Pot, Sugar Basin, and Cream Ewer Spirit Stand Chest Drawers Wash-hand Stand and War* Lamps, &c. The Cattle above enumerated were in tlio first place selected with care, and the st >ck are well-bred throughout. Many of the Ewes were the best of Mr R. Graham's flock, and the Rain was a very choice one of Mr Russell's, now two years old. The Horses are steady workers and in good condition. The Implements new with ixr two jears, and all in thorough repair. The Household Furniture equal to new and of good quality.

Terms — Cash ; or above £30 approved bills, bearing interest.

ALFRED AUCKLAND.

THE OXFORD TROUPE WILL PERFORM AT RANGXRXRX, THIS EVENING, APRIL 23, 3874.

Photography ! Photography 1 "I" LOW has much pleasure in announcing that he has " • erected a Studio in the township of Ngaruawahia, and is now prepaied to execute any order with which he may be favouied. Cartes de Visite Views of Waikato Nativb Pictdbes &c, &.c, <Lc. J. LOW.

Fencing Notice. "T^TOTICE is hereby given to C. Munioe to fence hia share -*~* of boundary fence between sections No. 27 and 114 in the Pukekura Highway Diatiict. (Signed) E. B. WALKER. Moanavalo Station, Cambridge, April 7, 1874.

Ngaruawahia Town Board. " DOG NUISANCE ACT." /COLLARS for tho current year are now ready for isssue, and may be obtained on application to Constable Matheaon, Ngaruawahia. Any dog found unregistered after the Ist of May next will be destroyed. CHARLES lIJNES, Chairman.

Public Notice. THE BRIDGES on the track from Taupiri to Hokonui are UNSAFE for Cart Traffic. S. T. SEDDON, Chairman, Kirikmroa District Board. Hamilton, April 13, 1874.

Auckland College and Grammar School. Tt/rit C. A. ROBERTSON, Junior Master, is prepared -"-*- to receive a limited number of Boarders at his residence, Upper Symonds street. Terms and particulars on application. Next School Quarter commences 24th inst. Kauri Timber. SHIPMENT of firat-clnss KAURI from Kopuru Mills, Kiaipara, has just arrived at Waikato heads. Speo.licfttion— 4 x 2, G x I£, 6 x 2, 9 x H, 12 x H. r.X.G, 9 x IJ, 9 x 1. GEO. EDGECUMBE. Ngai uawahia, April l(y, 1874,

For sale by the undersigned, TTUBART TOWN POTATOES, in lots to Buib pur -*--l_ chasers, at Ca per cwt, tlelifered on board auy of the river steamers. GEORGE E. CLABK.