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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 612, 22 April 1876, Page 3

Avcticn Sales, etc.

TAMAHERE.

THIS DAY.

THE Subfcribcr hos born favored with instrno* tions from the Slestrs Douglas to sell by auction, at thetr Farm, en tbe abo\e date, About 40 bead Well-bred Cattle 200 Lincoln Lambs 1 Grey Filly, four years old ; good back 1 Bide Saddle Corn and Seed Sower (by Holmes and Son, of Norvfieli), recently imported Moulding Plough, and sundry other articles. Parties hiving Sfock to sell will be kind [ enough to communicate with the Auctioneer. Salt to commence at 1 p.m. Lunch ton provided. __ KENNEDY HILL. TriUESDAY, APRIL 27. * THE REMiTeRA YARDS. FOR SALE, on Thursday next, April 27, at at 12 o'clock, 153 Well-fatttd Cattle, from Waikato and Waiukii 15 Well-bred Cows and Heifer*, forward ia calf 400 Sheep and Lambs Fat and Store Pigs. ALFiJED BUCKLAND.

JJi obo b sale; Spring Cart and Harness (carry oae ton) Cfwo-Seated Buggy and Harnesi Dray and Jlarneia (complete) Sautagt Machint and FUler (complett). Apply to ' GEORGE EDGCUMBtf;

_P 0 R SALE AN IMPROVED FARM OF 200 ACRES, Situated within three-quarters of a milt of tht Hamilton Railway Station, as the own«r in going to Ireland. to Lieutenant E. Stocks, Hamilton West, Waikato. LARGE FRAMED WETHERS. KAA FOR SALE, WITH IMMEDIATB *J\J\J DELIVERY. Apply to Charles Storey. Te Awamutu.

V} O R S A L H A farm of 500 acres, about half in grasi, \rith good eiix-roomed Cottage thereon, a mile and a lalf riyer frontage, aituatt about 3 milt* from Hamilton apply to Hamilton. \\r. STEELS.

J. L. LONGBOTTOM GENERAL STOREKEEPER, WAREHOUSEMAN, 4c., HAMILTON WEST. The advertiser would draw the attention of Hamilton Pettier* and the Waikato Public to i tbt fact that owing to the Reduction of Freight consequent upon railway communication with Auckland, he is prepared to sup;ly all articles in his well-known Store at a eoa •iderable reduction in prioe. FLOUB, POTATOES, GROCERIES, &c. At the lowest possible rate*. DRAPERY, HABERDASHERY, MSN'S 4 LADIES' CLOTHING of the best quality and male procurable. CARPETS, DRUG GETTING, &c., &c. SPADES, SHOVELS, AXES, CARPENTERS' TOOLS, *c. in stock, and to order at a small commission- en Auckland wholesale rates,

Skttiers produce takek iir Exchavch

mO ARRIVE, per next " Hero," some of tht JL Finest Quality and Newest Season TEAS yet imported by tbe undersigned, aad to bt sold at Less than Auckland Prices. J. AUBIN. WHOLESALE AND RETATL, (Licsnwd to Sill Anna and Ammujtiiiok,) HAS ON SALE, WAIKATO PRODUCE-Oats, from 2* { Old and New Mnizc, &c, at Lowe*t Market Prices. EARTHENWARE— From the Very Large and Well Selected .Stock on hand, tbe most; fastidious will find something to suit the pocket as well as his taste. IRONMONGERY— Zinc, Churns, Colonial Ovens, laths, Coffin Furniture. SADDLERY— Gents' and Ladies' Saddles and Bridles, Hunting and Riding Whips, Y. Silver Spurs, Brashes. PAINTS, OILS, Paperhangings • Best Scrim, at 8 1 per yard ; Varinsaee. FANCY GOODS— Albutrs, Concertina*, SpecI tacles, Eye Glasses, Fancy Pipes. I ELECTRO-PLATE -In 4, 5, C Cruets, Teapoti. Spoons, Forks. ; TOYS— Drawing Slate*, Color Boies, Ten Sett Dolls. ' CHAlllB— Washington, Cane-bottom, aud t'bild'a Oak Bout. SHOW ROOM, Tastefully fitted up for the Ladiei, consisting of a Choice Selection of Fancy Draftee, Costume*, *nd Polonaise* of Late»t Fashions, and at 25 per cent, under value. Also, Lace Goods, Ribbon*, Flowers, Straw Hats, and all the Novelties »f th» Season. Sijbfwibt to" The Aiexandka Circulati** LIBSARY." Agent for tho Home Shuttle, Swiftiure, and Whee-er and Wilson* Sewing Machines.

REDUCED PRICES.

BEST OLD MAIZE, 4s per Bushel OATS, 2s to 3s 6i per Bushel DRAPERY, GKOCERY, IRONMONGERY, and Every Description of GENERAL STORES, at fair AUCKLAND PRICES. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and MACHINERY of Every Description. Procured for Settlers at Strictly Invoice Prices, with Freight Added. NATIVE-GROWN HOPS and TOBACCO for SALE. Orders from any part of Waikato carefully and promptly executed.

R. D. L. DUFFUS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL TRADER, ALEXANDRA,