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Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1610, 28 October 1882, Page 3

Auctions.

HAMILTON AUCTION MART. THIS DAY, at 2 p.m. A YOUNG COW in full milk ; second calf Gent's Saddle, Colonial Sofa, Tables, Chairs, 2 Churns, Boilers Produce, Sundries, &c. ' JOHN KNOX, Auctioneer.

HAMILTON. THURSDAY, NOV. 2nd, at 2TOON. At the Parsonage. mHE UNDERSIGNED has been JL favoured with instructions from the Rev. Mr Edwards, who is leaving the district on account of ill health, to sell by auction the whole of his Valuable Furniture, viz :—: — Drawing-room-Grand Piano, (Broadwood and Sons, makers) Walnut Oval Table 4 Beutwood Austrian Chairs 1 „ Rocking Chair 1 Cane Rocking Chair Easy Chair Couch (Walnut) Folding Chair, Horsehair Cushions Brussels Carpet Handsome Wool Hearth Rug Circular Fender, Steel Irons Round Work 2 Mats Dining Boom. Large Table and Cover 7 Chairs 2 Children's Chairs Cane Rocking Chair Coir Matting Filter Book Case 2 Kerosene Lamps 1 Sewing Machine, Wertheim'g latebt Bedroom No- 1. Bedstead Brass Rods, 4x6 Hair Mattrass, extra size Pair Palliasses Easy Chair stuffed in hair. 2 Chairs Diessing Table Wash stands White and Gold Toilet Service Foot Bath, Pail and Can Oil Cloth, Carpeting Work Table Chest Drawers, Kauri Handbome Mottled Kauri Wardrobe Dressing Glass Fender and Irons 27 Square Yards Kidderminster Ciirpet Bedroom No. 2. lion Bedstead Palliasses Towel Horse Clothes Basket. Bedroom No. 3. 2 Iron Bedsteads 2 Pair Palliasses Chest Drawers Dressing Glass Wire Fire Screen 2 Cli airs Wash stand Toilet Waie Dressing Table Child's lion Cot Maltra^ses Bedroom No. 4. 2 Bedsteads, Iron 2 Pair Palliasses Folding Table 2 Nursery Chairs Chest Drawcis Towel Horse 1 Chair Kitchen. The usual kitchen requisites and sun* dries. The auctioneer would draw the attention of parties about to furnish to the above catalogue. The above Furniture is nearly new and in good older. JOHN KNOX, Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE, THIS DAY. WE have been favored with instructions from a gentleman leaving the district to sell by Public Auction the following furniture and effects :—lron: — Iron Bedsteads, Cane and Wood-bottom Chairs, Dressing Tables, Round and Square Tables, Colonial Sofas, Fenders, Looking Gla?s, Wood Bedsteads, Kerosine Lamps, Meat Safe, Crockery and Glass Ware, lion Buckets, Tubs, Washstand, Sewing Machine, a really good one, and in first-class working order, Pictures, Kitchen Ware, Perambulator and Basinet, a 200 and a GO gallon Water Butt, and sundries too numerous to mention. For the convenience of buycis the above Mill be sold at our Rooms. Victoiia stieet. Also, a lot of jewellery including Gold and Silver Watches, Guards, Broodies, Rings, &c ; must be sold ; Hiahma Fowls, 2 ton of Potatoes, (without rescne) ut our rooms on Siturday next, 28th October, at halfpast 2 o'clock.— ll. E. Cotton & Co., Auctioned t-, Ciimbi idge.

1} A G L A N . To be SOLD BY AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, November Ist, and followins days - The Whole Stock-in-Trade, Furni* turo, Books, Cattle, Horses, etc., of Mr William Powell. The Stock will be put up in lots to suit purchasers. WILLIAM POWELL, Auctioneer.

OHAUPO CATTLE SALE. Wednesday, November 2, rr\ PRIME WETHERS, W. J. HUNTER & CO.

POISONS ! I-WHAT ? ££ A LMOST all Medicines in largo Xjl doses, aie poisonous." So saith the " Faculty.*' Tide recent inquest at Auckland. " Herbs hath He given for the service of man." — So Saith the Creator. The iieibalist is notorious for giving large doses. — Where has he poisoned ? At the Botanic Dispensary you can get medicine without fear of being poisoned, or fleeced with high charges, and the beneficial, nay, almost miraculous curative effects of v, hich thousands of people bear unsolicited testimony. For Colds and Jiionehitii, our Balm of Gilead stands unrivalled. For Lidif/citwit, our Dandelion Pills, Coffee and Stomach Powder are specially recommended. For Jiilioi.siips", Bilious Powder. Liver Complamts, our Liver Tonic and Pills. For Diurrhmi nothing can excel our herbal preparations. Onr Worm Metlicines— cakes, powders, and syrup— have already so well attested their efficacy that they only need mention. For UeUoring tone and purity to the Blood, our Compound Sarsaparilla is selling as fast as we can prepare it— 2s 6d per bottle. Our Soothing Syrup, for crying babies, and Cough Mixture for Children with Coughs and Colds, should be in the homes of all. Sold in Is, Is Gd, and 2s bottles. At the BOTANIC DISPENSARY. You will get remedies cheap, good, and safe.

NEIL & CLIFFORD. HERBtaSTS, 1 * . 136, QXJEEN-STHEBT,' AUCKLAND.