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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 807, 18 August 1877, Page 2

/V UOKLAND«tNDMIIdSI J\ RAILWAY. iBRiIDGED TIME T4lB£E. ■•• Week Day, Sbtfth Trains. '. Auokland to Newcastle, 7am and, 1;45 pm; arriving at Newcastle at 12.48 a m and 7-25 pm. On Mondays, Wedneaday's and Fridays, a goods train with passenger oar attached, leaves Auckland at 7.30 am, arriving at Newcastle at 3.53 p m. Week Day, North Trains. Newcastle to Auckland 6am and 1.30 p m ; arriving m Auckland at 11.35 a m, and 7.02 pm. A goods train leaves Newcastle with passenger oar attached on Tuesdays,' Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 am, arriving m Auckland at 2.05 pm. No Suuday trains between Newcastle and Auckland. The Time Table ia full will be published m our Saturday's Supplements. ftTEW MANGOLD AND CARROT LN SEEDS. E. T. MILLAR. BHas on Sale to arrive per N Z S Co's Barque " Columbus," Capt Esson, 501bs White Belgian Carrot . 50lbfl Ked Intermediate Carrot 50lbs Long Red Mangold 501bs Yellow Globe Mangold Also Cabbage, Cauliflower, Lettuce, Brusoel Sprouts, Turnip and Linseed. Agents pob Waikato Henry Buttle —Cambridge, T V FilzPatriok—Ngaruawahia, Wm Sloane—Te Awamutu. Paterangi, July 21st, 1877. Commercial. Waikato Times Office, Friday evening. ALFRED BUCKLAND REPORTS. At Drury on Wednesday, there was a large muster of cattle, and a numerous attendance, including several buyers from the Waikato. Bidding was brisk throughout. Caroas beef amimala sold fieely, whilst well-bred stock — particularly yearliDg steers — sold at extreme values. Dairy cows were at first dull of sale, but improved m price as the auction proceeded j prices were for quiet cows near oalviug, £« 10* to £10 ; dry well-bred, cows, £5 5s to £7 16s; inferior, £4 j two-year-old, steers, well, bred/ £6 5s j coarse-bred, £4 to £5 ss; wel -bred steers, from 12 to 18 mouths old, £3 15a to £5 5s ; heifers, £3 10d to £4 5j ; fat cattle, 303 the 1001 ba. At Remuera on Tuesday dairy cows were m limited numbers, aud fair inquiry at late prices. Store cattle m larger than average supply, with a good inquiry at yesterday's values. Fat cuttle ia full supply, 113 head yarded ; prices showed an-advance ou last week, and brought from 32s to 37s the lOOlbs, averaging 34*. The Augora goats brought 23s each: A full market of sheep lowered last weeks price's fully one farthing the lb; half-bred ewes and lamb 3 brought 14s ; store wethers, lls 6d; fut weathers 13s 6d to 23b each, or about 3d per ft Pigs of all clases were m full supply, and not so brisk of sale as the past fortnight. Averages obtained were: 15 head, Robert Hall, £10 4s ; R Taylor, 18 head, £8 9s j W J Taylor, 9 oxen, £13 ss; A A Fantham, 21 steers, £10 ss; R Kelby, 42 heed oxen, £14 10a; Davidson Paton, 79 wethers, 12s j R Kelly, 91 sheep, 19s 6d ; Kelly 570 wethers, 14s MMr Kennedy Hill reports large attendance and brisk bidding at the Bale of stock and furnicure at Eskdale. Two.year-old Bteers, £4 15s j yearlings £3 2s 6a j dry o iws £4 2j 6\l j springers, £6, The horses and furniture realised good prices. Church Services next Sunday . Church of England—Hamilton, 11 am (Lay) and 6.30 p m (Parson) ; Cambridge, 11 a m j Ngaruawahia, 11 a m and 6.30 pm; Te Awamutu, 11am; Ohaupo, 3pm; Alexandra, 7 pm. Roman Catholic Church. —Hamilton, 8.30 and 11 am, and 6.30p m. . Presbyterian. — Hamilton, 11 am ; Cambridge, 3.30pm; Ngaruawahia, 6.30 pm. Congregational-Hamilton, 11am. Wesleyan —Hamilton 6.'30 p m; Cambridge, Ham and 6.30 p m ; Pukerimu, 3pm; Kihikihi, 11 am; Upper Waipa. 2.30 pm; HauUpu, 3 pm. DEV WILLIAM CALDER will hold JLt; Service at tue School, Piuko; on Sunday the 26th, at 11 a m.