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Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1597, 28 September 1882, Page 3

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[ HAMILTON AyCTIONrMART. Saturday, September 30th, at 2 p.m. fiHOICE FURNITURE, \j Mahogany Couch, s in Brown , Damask ; ditto, ditto, t R«d jUn 1 Cedar Chestof Drawers ; Handsome Mottled' Kaun.CHefforiierj . Dressing Tables j Indian 'Easy Chair ; Dining - room Chairs ; ? Child's Bassinet ; , Loo Table ;' Tables ; Dressing Glasses j Glassware ; Clock ; Saddle ; Also, A lot of Sundries, Fowls, Pigs. JOHN KNOX, Auctioneer.

THIS DAY. Ngaruawahia Spring Sales. r WELL-BRED STEERS, two to five O years old 8 Mixed battle, from Pukete W. J. HUNTER & CO.

SATURDAY, 1 SEPTEMBER 30. Cambridge Horse Sale. , . 6 WELL-BRED RIDING. & LIGHT, HARNESS COtTS, 3 years old. At 1 o'clock. W. J. HUNTER & CO.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. Horses ! Horses ! Horses ! TO CONTRACTORS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS. For Sale at the Cambridge Bazaar on Saturday, September 30th— rf\ HORSES, comprising, Heavy O\J Draught and Medium Colta and Fillies, from ' 3 to 4 years old ; Draught Mares and Geldings;' ' and a large number of, active Plough Geldings Also, ' ' ' Several Good Hacks and Ponies. At 1 o'clock. W. J. HUNTER & CO. ' '

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5. Ohaupo Cattle Sale. -t £ WELL-BRED TWO-YEAR-OLD JLO STEERS, from Harapepe • ' > 30 Yearlings (mixed sexes), from Tamahere Choice Cow, at calving, by Brigham Young Bull 15 Choice Yearling n Uw< . n . teed At 1 o'clock. \V. J. HUNTER & CO.

m O CRICKETER S. Wanted Cricketers to bear in mind that they can have all kinds of Cnckot SHOES made to order at T. COX'S Boot Manufactory, Duke-street, Cambridge. Hand-sewn and Pegged Boots made to Order. All Orders promptly attended to.

EDUCATIONAL. T ADIES' SCHOOL, CAMBRIDGE. The Last Quarter Will commence on Monday, October 2nd, 1882. E. F. YOUNG.

A LEXANDRA TO TE AWAMUTU. On and after Monday, 25th September, 1882, a daily conveyance will leave the Post-office, Alexandra, at 8 a.m., arriving at Te Awamutu in time for North Train, leaving Te Awamutu station after arrival of South Train. THOS. FINCH, Proprietor.

IMPORTANT NOTICE. F. J. Sage in returning thanks to hia numerous customers for the liberal support he has received since running the Mail Coach between Alexandra and Te Awamutu begs to inform them that Ilia coach will still continue to run between Alexandra and Te Awamutn Station, in connection with the trains to and from Auckland. Waggons for the conveyance of commercial travellers will be supplied on the shortest notice either by telegram or otherwise. F. J. SAGE, Coach Proprietor. _

npHE WAIKATO FELLMONGERY 1 COMPANY (LIMITED). Mr Gray, late Tclesrap.iist at Huntly, has been APPOINTED MANAGER of the above Co'npauy, and will enter on his duties about the Ist October next As soon as con« venient Mr Gray will introduce himself to the settlers aud butchers in^ Wai* kato, with a view to purchase of skins. T. Y. FITZPATRICK, Secretary pro tern.

WAIKATO CHEESE k BACON FACTORY COMPANY (Limited). Shareholders and public are invited to attend a MEETING at the Public and Volunteer Hall on MONDAY, 2nd October, at 7.30 p.m., when Capt. Kunciman will deliver a Lecture on his American experiences. JOHN KNOX, Hon. Secretary.

QUGAR ] ) EE T I SUGAR BEET ! The undersigued have just received a small consignment of the MOST APPROVED SUGAR BEETS GROWN IN GERMANY, And which are for sale at reasonable prices. All Named Varieties. TTESKETH & AITKEN, THE HAYMARKET, Queen-street, Adcklani>, j , And at , Te Awamptit. /\N^AL^TSOO Bushels SEED and U FEED OATS. KNOX & RIIJDLER.