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Waikato Times, Volume VIII, Issue 478, 12 June 1875, Page 3

Sales by Auction.

\ NGARUAWAHIA. "/^ \ATURDAY, JUNE /12, \ At 11 o'clock sharp. / \ UNRESERVED SALE. / The underiigTud has received instructions from Captain Eyre, who leaving the district, to^Sell by Auction, the whole of his / TTOUSEHOLD AND EFFECIS. Handsom^udo\bedj^ad^ri)*bottQmed chairs, rocking ditto^fc^s, c^jf ojp mrwees us cbdab, carpets, clotksyduch, oilylfoWdjj^ingglasseßiJ^Bwar©, glasawai-e^j^ki^-ornampnts, O^ssboard, requisitW7AMEKiCAj^QHaNa\|oTß— neffl^aevr, water tanks, sp^gHb»^^dWjfpy7K,A^to Sel^ng l^b^V(Wh%ler^dHratan'ft). y\ Also \ Two Room» bj^ pas^ge at the rear of th^resent, buildzag / NO RESERVE. j Eleren o'clock sharp. / JOHX SXOI, \ Auctioneer. V HAMILTON EAST. f Nfi A TURDAY, JUNE W, At Two o'clock, p.nn The undersignffllhas received inetruc^ons from Mr M. J. Cleary, to Sell^bv Auction at hjrresidence, Hamilton

JB[ ° U £/ H » tfl T U fi E , Consisting of Cheffonier, chaiipftables, ooiSh. matting, pictures, beds, palliasses, wasb/tand, candlestick^ scalea and weights, crockery, drpdser, firegrate, boi of Bundles, pack saddle, adze, lot^n spades and shovels, bill liSolcs, piclw, wheelbar row^^otatoes, tubs, buckets, cooking ilWsila, and a lot of siurarieSr NaARUAVd^A?STE3w'^3^i MUA£>.

WHOLESALE PRICES CUOENT No. 1 SiiK-dreßsed "NFM," ponton of 2,00W^8 14 0 No. 2 „ Nparuaw abia s*t—^y 12 10 0 Sharps, per \WfrT~ ,f f 'XQi •£/ ••• 0 8 0 Bran, per binjjjgir2Qrot / i\,, „. ... 91 6 Uats, per bushel / ... ... ... 0 5 f Oatmeal, per Ib ... 0 0 8

Sacks not returnable.

Note.— so and 1001b hags, 6d each extra. Purchasers taking 5001b3 Flour are changed the above wholesale prices, but cash musriS^reLnJ*£|i rah order, otherwisa retail prices will be\cm«ecNL und^L *^t quantity the retail price, Is per lOCmi^tlit. This iWnL to Flour only. Gristing, including freight from awg place on the rirer U Mill and back, Is 9d per bushel. Waste, 31bs per bu«hel. Wheat purchased at highest market rates. R. LAMB-

Reduction of Freight.

ROBERT HARRIS

TS now prepared towrapplj* his customers with good^^vhi<Ji Jte hat marJKd at figures that ■will gi»te pwohasers^ieVft^l benefit of th» reduced rate of freight, \ GROCERIES^^I^IL^EN^pSTORES /RONMONGERY HARDWARE. SCRIM OIXS^PAINTS. &c. X \ MEDICINES STATIONARY ' \ > PERFUMERY PATENT LEVER CLOCKS

The Highest Market Price Skgl>«^Vofl^Lls^RODUCE. Having anticipated in consequence of the excessively dry .season that BUTTER and CHEESE would be scarce, he has laid in a large stock, most favorably purchased, and will retail it at the lowest remunerative price.

He hl^uist re\^tHjed from town, "where he haa made large-purchases o£ aeiionable goods. NEWEST SEA^ONABJ^E^DRAPERY.

>Jtt«K'%Ato BDV'S CLOTHING. • BOOTS \ND SHOES. n lic^TOtioEfc^)f the Stock IS SO3^3COXO73EXX>. r^Sfetr?T HARRIS, \S>^ EW^I\riLTON T .