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Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1208, 25 March 1880, Page 3

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Special and Unreserved Sale OF Well-bred Cattle, Sheep, Horses, & Farm Implements Dairy Utensils, Machinery, American Wagon and Harness, &c, &c, 250 Sacks Oats, Hay, Straw. &c.

The undersigned has received instructions from Mr L. B. Harris, (who purposes selling his farm and leaving the district, )to sell by public auction, on the premises, Harrisville, Pukete, on Tuesday, March 30th, at one o'clock O X Well-bred Dairy cows, 15 of them *d*3 in full milk, most of which are newly calved. O/\ Calves, various ages and sexes, O\J together with a few young Bulls, by •• King of Barwood" Shorthorn Bull, "King of Barwood" O|")p) SHEEP and LAMBS 1 Brood Mare foal at foot by Fancy 1 Mare, foal at foot by Jlterryleg* ■ • 1 Entire Colt, 2 yrs old, Merrylegt 1 Riding Horse 2 Good Harness Ponies 1 Well-bred Boar 1 Well-bred Sow and young Superior young Sowb OKA SACKS OATS f\Cl TONS g° od Oaten STRAW * n l/U good condition for chaffing 1 0 TONS MEADOW HAY 1 American Waggonette with Sin* gle and Double Harness

1 Reaper & Binder (McCormick) in perfect order, nearly new 1 Eureka Mower, (new) j 1 3-horse power Thrashing madimS (McKinnon & Son) 1 Winnowing Machine 1 Double Furrow Plough, (Ransome Simms and Head,) with subsoil attached (newly imported) 1 Single Furrow Plough 1 Set Zig-Zag Harrows (Howard) 1 Seed Sower 1 Corn Crusher 1 Mangold Slicer 1 Dray with Hay Frame nearly new 1 Set Chain Harrows 1 American Churn 1 Set Dray Harness 1 Set Leading Harness 1 Set Machine Harness 2 Sets Plough Harness 1 Roller The Auctioneer calls special attention to the above enumerated machinery, Implements, and Harness, it being in firstclass order, and equal to new. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at one o'clock on 30th March, 1880. J. S. BUCKLAND.

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SALE. The next regular Cattle Sale, will be held in the Cambridge yards, on Tuesday, April 6th., at one o'clock. For the sale of — DAIRY COWS, Calves Store Cattle Fat Cattle Fat and Store Sheep &c, J. S. BUCKLAND.

FOR SALE BY AUCTION. About second week in April. Op|O HEAD GOOD CATTLE m\J \J now on the road overland from Poverty Bay. J. S. BUCKLAND.

Amusements.

NOTICE, HPHE 8.8. Memsahib will leave the -L landing at Omahu, TeAroha, for the Thames on Good Friday, at one o'clock sharp. THOS. SPENCER.

GRAND jHii^EXCURSION ACACIA GROVES ! ! EASTER ~m"o NDAY!! THE p. s. Delta will leave Hamilton sharp at 10.30 a.m. for the Acacia Groves, situated three miles below Taupiri. The Hamilton Light Infantry Volunteer Band will accompany the steamer. Return tickets from Hamilton, 3s ; from Ngaruawahia, la 6d. Steamer to leave the Groves for return at 5 p.m.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND SUNDAY SCHOOLS. ANNUAL j^P^S^ FEAST ! ! nPHE children of the above Schools — 1 East and West Hamilton — will hold their annual feast at Acacia Groves, on Easter Monday. The steamer will leave Hamilton about 11 a.m., and call at Ngaruawahia for the Holy Trinity Scholars ; returning at about 4. 30 p.m. Parents of children, and friends, are invited to accompany them at Excursion prices— 3s and Is 6d. Further particulars in Saturday's issue. INOCULATION Y. PLEUKOPNEUMONIA. McNICOL & KELLY (No Puff) are prepared to Inoculate Cattle, and guarantee all Clean Cattle Operated on by them Impervious to the l)iseat-e after date.— Addretss : Hamilton Hotel, care of Mr Gwynne.