New Advertisements. fiira?DATn^^ OHAU PO MONITIL Y CATTLE* SALE. FOR SALE, at the Ohaupo Yards, Thursday, next, September 26, 80 Oh oicand Well-bred Steer Year line from Auckland /~ 30 Two-year old Steers and Dry Cows, ' from^ Auckland 30 Grown Steers and Cower, from Piako 100 Head Mixed Store Cattle Fat Cattle, Sheep. Horses, &o. At 1 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. AUCTION SALES KEGULAR SALES of LIVE STOCK and FARM PRODUCE are held by the Subscribers at Cambridge on the THIRD THURSDAY, and at Ohaupo on the LAST THURSDAY m each month. On each TUESDAY at Newmarket at 1 o'clock, for Horned Cattle, Sheep and Pics. On each FRIDAY at Durham Yards, Auckland, at 11 o'clock, for Horses, Vehicles, Saddlery, Agricultural Implements, and Produce. At Papakura on the; FIRST WEDNESDAY m each month, at half-past 12 o'clock (principal Market for Store Cattle). At Waiuku Half-yearly Oh the FOURTH WEDNESDAY iv January and July.' CATTLE FAIRS held m months of September, October, and April, at Papakura. ' S HEEP FAIR held m January a Newmarket. ■ WOOL SALES held Fortnightly m November and December. SKINS, HIDES, AKD WOOL SALES Fortnightly, at the Durham Yards, at 2 o'clock. Good Accommodation Paddocks at Mrs Runciman's, Drury Bridge ; Mr Gladding's, Papatoitoi ; Harp of Erin; and, -for Waikato Fat Cattle, at Ascot Farm, *Mangere. Accommodation Paddocks at Mr Knox's Farm, Oh-«upo and Hamilton Road. A Cattle Train leaves Ohaupo; every Tuesday Morning, at 8* o'clock, arriving at Remuera Station m time for that day's sale, where Stockmen await arrival. HUNTER & NOLAN. TREES, .PLANTS, SEEDS, MANURES, Etc., Etc., Etc. c, t~wipn7 WOULD inform his patrons m the Waikato that, iv pursuance of his intention of relinquishing* a great portion of the Nursery Business, he will, to effect a Clearance as far as possible, supply PLANTS and TREES of many kinds at muoh Reduced Rates for quantity, specially prepared for late planting. Most of theJConifers, Shrubs, &c, during all September and later, and Fruit and other Deciduous Trees during most of the mor>th. The Collection of SEEDS is Choice and Extensive, embracing much that is new and m high repute ; but O.T.W.'s chief aWijs\ExpßtliENCE inTQuAiiTf; m which no pains a^e spared. -•- : - i * MANURES of all kinds, including ArnieVPatent,. now.so favorably known ; newly-introduced ! Bone. Ash] Plaster of I Paris (Gypsum)^ and all other Icinds. ! SEED POTATOES— Some Choice and Excellent kinds, and those more generally m use. Garden Pottery and Glassware, and all matters pertaining to the business. " C. T. WREN, I MOUNT HOBSON, REMUERA. Seed Warehouse : Next (belojr) Bank of New Zealand,' i • . : i/ QUEEN STKEETi AUOKEAiNsD. '• ■ ■-- -i ■ . . " •, i•• t PRELIMINARY. UNITED SiERVIGE HOTEL. H. N. ABBOTT s (Present, Proprietor of Oity Club •- : 7... . Hotel)g^" HAS pleasure m announcing that he has the UNITKD SERVICE HOTEL, Queen Street, and takes possession on TUESDAY,, the Ist October next. • ; V-.-lV'^^^ Extensive additions and . improvements will be effected. A Speciality will r be madeJsSf the Wholesale, Family, and BottlpDepartment. Purther particulars m future advertisement. SPORTING. 7 All business connected with Sporting matters will, on and after the Ist October next) be transacted at the f * UNITED S ERVICE HOTEL. CAMBRIDGE , T. C. HAMMOND, BE(t8 respectfully to, inform the inhabitants of Cambridge that he has Opened the Shop next the Masonic Hotel, Duke Street, as a CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, < GENERAL and FANCY STATIONER, AND SEWING MACHINE DEPOT. And m soliciting their patronage for his New Establishment, would assure them that tbe Stock iv every department will be found complete. THE DISPENSING DEPARTMENT will be under the charge of Mr Wright (a Chemist of many years' standing), and contains every variety of Drugs and Chemicals ; also, Patent Medicines, Horse and Cattle Medicines, Homoeopathic Medicines, Perfumery, Sponges, and every description of Toilet Requisites. • THE STATIONERY and BOOKSELLING DEPARTMENT consists of Standard and Presentation Books, New Novels, Magazines ; Mercantile, General and Fancy Stitionery, School Requisites Music, &c, &c, and will bo found to meet the requirements of all classes. FANCY GOODS, consisting of Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Concertinas, , Japanese Goods, Picture?, &c, m great variety. SEWING MACHINES of all kinds delivered m Cambridge at Auckland advertised prices, and Guaranteed. English News™p?rs and Magazines supplied regularly every mail. Sewing Machines, Standard Works, t &c, sold on Monthly Payments. T. (J. HAMMO.ND, DUKE STRELT, OAIIBKIDOE, AM) WHITE'S BUILDINGS, HAMILTON,
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Waikato Times, Volume XII, Issue 975, 21 September 1878, Page 3
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