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Waikato Times, Volume XII, Issue 971, 12 September 1878, Page 3

New Advertisements. THE WAIKATO HORSE SALE. IMPORTANT SALE OF HEAVY DRAUGHT AND LIGHT HOUSES WILL HE HULD TN CAMBRIDGE, AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL, QN SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER U, At 1 o'clock. FO.'l SALE BY PUBLIC AUGTION, Ten First-class Heavy Draught Mares and Geldings, comprising— Geld- " Nugget" \ .' 2 Extra-heavy Draught Geldings 1 Heavy Draught Mare, 7 years old, in foal to "Black Champion " 2 Pair Good Plough Horses The Bacing Filly " Wananga," by " Dainty Ariel" Light Horses. Harness, Saddles 1 First-class Haok 1 Filly, 4 years (good Haok) 1 Gelding, good in single or doable harness Also, Matai Roller Double-fnrrow Plough, made by Wallace Double-fnrrow Plough, made by Hornaby &o, Ao, &c.' J. S. BUCKLAND. THE WHATAWHATA SPRING CATTLE SALE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. AL E, at the New "attle Sale 1 Sale Yards, Whatawhata, at one o'clock, on Tuesday, September 17, 100 Head Mixed Cattle 40 Head Young Cattle (mixed sexes) from " The jNgaruawahia Run " 14 Head Cattle (mixed sexes), two and three years old 5 Head Store Cattle Also, HEREFORD BULL. Pedigree Hereford Bull, 6 years old, bred by Maclean & Co, and the property of Messrs Carpenter and Byron 25 Fat Lambs 25 Ewes, with Lambs at foot J. S. BUCKLAND, Auctioneer. ALFRED BUCKLAND. Commission Agent, SEED AND MANURE MERCHANT, HAYMARKET, AUCKLAND, AS FOR SALE OF THE BEST QUALITY— Bonedust, fine and quarter inch. Peruvian and Island Guano. Potato, and Tartarian Oats. Seed Wheat Italian and Perrennlal Rye Grass Red, White, aod Alsyfce Clovers. - Cookfoot, Timothy, and Rape. I Fencing Wire. ' McDougal's Sheep Dip. The Railway Fares are lower for Stock by Speoial Trains on Wednesday's ; arrangements are best made at head office, Auckland. Regular Sales of Hides, Skins, and Tallow on Friday's. ALFRED AUCKLAND, HAYMARKET, AUCKLAND. \ ACKHOUSi & MURTAG H HOUSE, SIGN, AND COACH PAINTERS, HAMILTON WEST. "AMESON BROS. & CO., CHRICTCHURCH, GRAIN & PRODUCE MERCHANTS Imdrtkhs of All Kinds of AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, IMPLEMENTS and MACHINERY, Export Orders promptly attended to. LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS TOWARDS THE ERECTION OF A BRIDGE AT THE NARROWS. THE Committee have opened Accounts at the Bank of New Zealand, Hamilton and Cambridge, and Union Bank, Hamilton, 'and request that subscriptions not already paid be lodged to the credit of the Narrows Bridge Fund Account with as little delay as possible : S. S. Graham, 201 ; John Runciman, 20Z; J. A. & W. Douglas, 101; James Runciman, 107; D. McNicol, 101 ; J. T Edwards, 101; Dr Waddington, M.D., 101; S. Steele, 101; Hunt Bros., li)l; A. Gubbins, W ; W. Martyn, 10Z; Ei. Lake, 101; Cox & Williamson, 101; J. S. Buckland, 10* ; W. M. Douglas, 10?; D. B Thornton, 101 : James Buckland, U ; C J. Storey, 51 ; Ball Bros., U ; f. Fleming, 51; James Hully, :I; H. W. Tnne, 51; J. Raynes, 5/; C. Ewen, 51; F. A. Whitakrr, 51 ; W. N. Searauohe, 51 ; John Snaw, 51; C. C. Wood, 51 ; J. B. Whyte, 5/; Maj »r Wilson, 51; Morgan, 51; Maclean & Co, 51; Hunter and Nolan, 51; W. I. Taylor, 51; James Stewart, 51 ; Soroade & Williams, 51; J. Atkinson, M; H. B. Morgan, 2UOs; H. M. D. Pearson, 21; W. Russell, 21 ; W. G. Muir, 21; G. Edgecumbe, 21 j A. Kay, 21; F. Straojje, £2 ; Allan Scofct, 2/ ; John Knox, 2/; G. Kirkwood, 21; Major Jackson, 21; J. Allwt-H, 21; E, , Rhodes. 21; W. Wal <er,2/j J. 11. Smith, 21 2 a ;J. Hamilton,2/; I!. Buike, 11 U ; J. P. Campbell, 111 .1 Wood, 12; G. B. Becrp, 1/; F. Hicks, 1/; H. K'rk*ood, 11; James Fonesc, 11; James Walker, 1Z; P. Walker, 11; L. O'Bren, 11; F P.acjck, 1/; . Ciemei.ts, 11; J. 11 Maurfeon, 1/ ; A. M. A. A. Fan hun, U ; J. OB ten, 11; J.*. Hums, 11; W. a. Cowan, 11; B. • owk±y, 1/ Is ; luwla Karaina, H; Htkariwlu, 51; Ruin, 'M; Ha Kiroomori, 11; Eibiu 51; Rapata, 11; Hote Tawehowo, 11; D, Bockett, 3* 3s, Tutal, £334 17*.