Auctions,
Ohaupo Live Stock Sale,
THIS DAY.
rpHE next Sale wiU b« held by the X undersigned, on Tuesday, 22nd February, at One o'clock. J. S. BUCKLAND.
IMPORTANT SALE.
Friday, February 25th.
THE undersigned has been instructed by Mr H. W. Tinne, who is returning to England, to sell on the above date, at his residence, Briarley, Tamahere, all his valuable Household Furniture, and Live and Dea'i Stock, as follows : — Rosewood Piano by Broadwood, Carpets, and linoleum, Certain Rods, Curtains and Blinds, Tables in ash, oak, mahogany, walnut, rimu, and kauri, Sofa and Easy Chairs, Cane -bottomed and other Chair*, Beds and Blankets, Mattrasses and Pailliasea Pillows and Bolsters, Bedroom and Kitchen Crock, cry, Washhand Stands, Dinuer and Breakfast Services, Books and Magazines, Pictures and I icture Frames, Whatnots and Flower stand, Handsome Bronze Reading Lamp, Queen's Reading L amp, Sewing Machine and Letter Press, Oak Bureau and Drawers, 2 Chests of Drawers Giraffe Cupboard in^black oak, Looking Glasses, Ornaments, and Table Glass, Fireguards', Fenders, Fire-irons and Basket Grate, Two Kitchen Stoves, Bradford's Vowel Washing, Ringing and Mangling Machine, Baths and WashTubs, Large Meat Safe, Dog Kennel, 2 Ladders, Filter," and Cuttlery. 3 GOOD COWS 1 Bay Draught Mare, stinted to " Sir Hercules " Pair Grey Waggon Mares very handsome, Pair Brown Busgy Ponies 1 Bay Riding Mnre, from Wanjranui, by a Traducer Colt, and out of a thoroughbred mare by Peter Flat 1 Bay Mare, Stinted to "Sir Hercules," with foal at foot by "War Eagle " 3 Unbroken Fillies 2 Plough Horses Dray and Hay Frame Chaficutter, Wheelbairow, and Store, Tiuck, 1 Ton of Bone Dust, Stack well-paved Oaten Hay, Contractors' Waggon on truck wheel, with wooden roadway, Antilles Phaeton by Hooker & Co., Dray and Hay Frame, Double and Single Buggy Hsrnes-, Dray, Leading, and Plough Harness Saddle, by Wilkinson and Kidd, London; Ladies' Saddle by Langdon, London, Saddles and Bridles, &c. Ploughs and Harrows, Combined Mower and Reaper by HornHby Drain Pipe*, Churn and Dairy Utensils and Carpenters' Tools, Farm and Garden Tools, 1 Pig, a quantity ot Poultry, Keg Cart Grease, Sacks, Saws, Nails, Grindstones, Water Cans, and Hydropult, Potatoes, Sleigh, Block and Tackle, Farm Gates and «-alvanised Iron Tanks, Steelyards. Lunch at 11 o'clock. Pale to oommmence at 12 o'clock sharp. Coach leaves Hamilton and Cambridge for the sale at 10 o'clock, lleturn ticket, ss. J. S. BUCKLAND, Auctioneer. SPECIAL SALE OF HORSES, BRED BY Messrs. GRICE and PARKER, ROTORANGI ESTATE, Will be held on SATURDAY, 26th FEBRUARY, AT CAMBRIDGE.
The undersigned has received instructions from Messrs Grice and Parker to sell by public auction, at Cambridge, on SATURDAY, 26th FEBRUARY, At 1 o'clock, q a first-class young horses, Ov7 comprising — 4 Handsome Heavy Draught Bay Fillies, three and four-years-old, by "Malvern" 4 Handsome Heavy Draught Black Fillies, two and three-yeara-old, by " Malvern" 2 Medium Draught Chestnut Colts, three-years-old ; a good match 6 Yearling and Two-year-old Colts nnd Fillies 2 Active Colts, three-years-old, by " Merry legs'' 4 Heavy Draught Brood Mares; staunch workers 2 Staunch Heavy Draught Geldings 6 Strong Riding Horses No other Horee3 will be offered at this Sale.
J. S. BU< KLAND.
Whatawhata Cattle Sale.
For Sale, at the Whatawhata Yards, on SATURDAY, sth March, 18bl, Atl o'clock, /BATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES, &0., &c. Vj J. S. BUCKLAND.
THURSDAY, 31st MARCH, 1881. IMPORTANT SALE OF PURE LINCOLN SHEEP, BRED BY PATRICK LESLIE, Esq. The undersigned has received instructions from Patrick Leslie, Esq. (who is leaving the district), to sell at his residence, Wartle (near Hamilton), on Thursday, 31st March, his Flock of Pure Lincoln Ewes, Lambs, and Rams, comprising — £Q CHOICE TWOO T . oao Vvßoa UO TOOTH TheBe Ew f£ LINCOLN EWES KS^S 40 Choice Four-tooth }■ Sll Kn Lincoln Ewes | hil b A:^ 96 Choice Six-tooth to I Kfc aged Lincoln Ewes jotj ot &ale - 65 Choice Ewe Lambs 65 Choice Ram Lambs 6 Superior Rams, two, and four-tooth, and aged The above-mentioned Sheep are all pure bred Lincolns, descended directly Irom imported stock, and are guaranteed without the slightest strain of Colonial blood, thereby being of unblemished pedigree. TheSheepwill.be sold in lota to suit purchaser*, so that amall farmers will have an opportunity- 6f starting a pure ' flock,, rarely to be met with. " " ' j - 1 ,, - Luncheon provided. 5 l., ' _ i J/^;~3UOKLAJfy
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Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1349, 22 February 1881, Page 3
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707Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1349, 22 February 1881, Page 3
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