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Waikato Times, Volume XII, Issue 1015, 28 December 1878, Page 3

New Advertisements CAMBRIDGE LIVE STOCK SALE. THE Cambridge Cattle Pale will be held on Tuesday, January 7, at 1 o'clock, 2 > Grade Heteford Steers 6 Grado Hereford Heifers 10 Hereford Cows, with calves at foot (Bred by Messrs J A. & W. M. Douglas) A's>, 10 Head Fat Cattle 50 Fat Sheep J. S. BUCKLAND, Auctioneer. OHAUPO SHEEP FAIR. THE Ohaupo Sheep Fair will be held at Ohaupo Sale Yards, on Wednesday, January 15, 1879, at 12 o'clock. For Sale— 20 Lincoln Rams, bred by Messrs Mac can & Co. 12 Two-'ooth Lincoln Rams, bred by Mr S. T. Seddon 33 Two-tooth Lincoln Rams, bred by Mr Duncan McNicooll 50 Longwoolled Ewe Hoggets 40 60 „ Ewes and Lambs 100 Four and Six-tooth Ewes 100 Ewe Lambs Entiies to be made previous to Tuesday, January 7, that Sheep may be Catalogued. The Cambridge Sheep Fair will be held on Tuesday, February 4, 1879. J. S. BUCKLAND, Auctioneer. TOGS TO THE MILL! The nndersigned having completed arrangements for a constant supply of Logs to the Onehunga Saw-mills, by means of Tramways and Steamer, begs to inform Contractors and Builders that, from this date, he will be enabled to supply upwards of 70 logs weekly to the above mills, so that customers can depend upon their orders being executed on the shortest notice. Seasoned Timber, Matched Flooring! Rusticated Weather Boards, Dressed Beaded lining, Wide Boaads, and Cabinetmakers' Timber, will have your special attention. Building timber at the lowest Market rates. M. H. ROE, Proprietor Kauri Point Saw- mills, December, 16, 1878. Onehunga. SADDLERY & HARNESS.— Waikato Settlers requiing auy description of the above, will find it greatly to their advantage to purchase from the under* signed, who manufacsture extensively on the Premises, and also import?, HIMSELF DIRECr, from the Best English Manufacturers. Large Shipments of Goods exactly suited to this Market, and made expressly to his order, just arrived Ex "Lebu," "Famenoth," "Glenlora," and " Clan Fergusson. " which, being boaght m large quantities, and the Importer's proiit saved, will be sold at prices considerably lower than any other House m i,he trade. Good durable Plough Harness, from 43/'- per complete set ; Strong Riding Saddles, our own make, with strained web seats and military open panels, which allow the purchasser j to sse tbe tree and the workmanship of the inside of the saddle, and are cooler for the Horse, and leas liable to gall. Price, compete with mounts, 70/- ; strong imported, on bar plated trees, complete, 67/6, 72/6, 76/, with military open panels ; Strong Bridles, with Reins 1 inch wide, and fancy colored fronts, 7/6 each. — W. JONES, Queen-Street, Auckland. JUNK KAURI TIMBER. THE undersigned have imported from Kaipara, per 'lady Doia.' a Cargo of JUNK KAURI, iv lengths from 10 to 28 feet, and from 18 to 50 inohes square, and are prepared to execute ordeis, specially for Bridge Timber, delivered to any Landing on the River (freight paid), at 22s per 100 sup. feet. W.S.N. COMPANY (Limited), Per R. R. Hunt, Local Manager. December 11, 1878. IMPOUNDED, on December 17, 1878, by Warana Te Tit', a Bay Mare; branded TW, for which £2 damages is claimed. In default of being released, the above Mare will be sold at the Public Pound, a< Cambridge, on the 3rd Jan., 1579, at noon. ROBERT McVEAGH. Poundkeeper of the Cambridge Pound. Cambridge, December 18, 1878. IMPOUNDED, on the 14th December, 1878, by Mr Thomas Brace, sen., a Roan Gelding, for trespassing on bis farm, at Taotaoroa, for which £2 10i damages is olaimed. In defanlt of being released, the above Gelding will be sold at the Pablio Pound, at Cambridge, on the 30th December, 1878, at noon. ROBERT MoVEAGH, Ponndkeeper of the Cambridge Pound. Cambridge, December 1878. THE ARMY and NAVY, FAMILY andC CfcMEICIAL BTJJ, Junction of Queen and Grey streets, Auckland. This Well-known and Favorite House will be found replete with every comfort and conrenience for travellers. Apartments, en suite, for Ladies and Families. Charges striotly moderate. A. N. H. DIXON, Proprietor, TJOYAL MAIL HOTEL, Victoria and Elliott Streets, In the Vicinity of the Theatre, AUCKLAND. Families, Tourists, and Coirme<-cial Gentlemen, visiting Auckland, will find this Hotel comfortably furnished and thoroughly ventilated. The roof haß been ventilated with all the latest improve, ments. The Bath-rcms are fit ed with hot aod cold water, also shower baths on lafest approved principle, and patent waste pipes, &i. J. CODLING, *ifch bis experience as a Ho" el Proprittor of one of the largest \ hotels m Fng and, ou^ht to intluenae a large tra'le m tb-s line. J, C J^L.NG, Piui'fliKTop,