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Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1684, 21 April 1883, Page 3

Auctions.

CAMBRIDGE HORSE SALE.

, , THIS DAY.

HORSES OVERLAND FROM

NAPIER.

The undersigned will sell at W. K. Carter's Y.ards on Saturday, April 21, , at 1 o'clock, ,Q£ YOUNG AND GOOD HORSES I 00. from Napier, saitable for, riding, Coaching and farm work,, many of them unbroken medium draughts. Also, „ Thoroughbred Colt by Knottingley, - 3£ years old, very quiet, and good weight carrier. Heavy Draught Bay Colt. J. S. BUCKLAND.

, OHAUPO LIVE STOCK SALE. ■ Tuesday, 24th April. ' For Sale, at Ohaupo on Tuesday, 24th April, at 1 o'clock, rA WELL-BRED CALVES AND U\J YEARLINGS 24 Prime Fat Cattle '2 Bull Calves, 5 months old, Shorthorns . , 6 Three-year-old Steers, nearly fat 3 Choice Dairy Cows 16 Three and Four-year-old Steers 35 Shorthorn Calves, mixed sexes 2 Well-bred Bull Calves, live months old 25 Tlneo and four-year-old Steeis, all in forward condition, from Raglan ' Winnowing Machine, nearly new, in fiist-class older 10 Eighteen months' Steers, / Herefords' I g_o 7 Fat Cows -I g.cjj 10 Three- year-old Steers in I&4 £ forward condition \, 1 1 Fat i- teers 10 Fat thice-year-old Steers (Herefoi ds) 10 Fat Meers from Ngaroto 7 Heifeis, in forward condition, 2 and 3 yeais old, from Punui 5 Empty Cows from Hamilton 6 Steers, 2-years-old. fiom Ngahinepouii 40 Fat Shoep (mixed sexes) 80 Longwool Lambs Fat and Store Sheep. J. S. BUCKLAND.

WAITOA AND WAIHOU CATTLE SALE.

Thursday Next.

For Sale at the Waihou Yards on Thursday, 2(Jth April, at one o'clock, •j A HE AD FAT CATTLE JL \J Dairy Cows> and Store Cattle 100 Sheep Horses, &c. J. S. BUCKLAND.

MR WHYTOCK will preach in the Oddfellows 1 Hall, Cambridge, Tomoirow Moining, aud Cambiidge West, Evening. O T. GEORGE'S DA Y. An Entertainment , Will bo held at the SCHOOL-HOUSE, OHAUPO, On Monday Night, 23rd April, 1883, In aid of the School Funds. To conclude with a Dance. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8. Admission, 2s. Children, half price. A" C! ONC E R T in connection with the Presbyterian Band of Hope, will be held in the Oildfollowa* Hall, Hamilton East, on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, April 24th. The programme will consist of Vocal and Instrumental Music, Readings and Recitations, Addresses, &c. A collection will be taken up al the close of the entertainment.

A DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE > will be given in the PUBLIC HALL, KIHIKIHI. on FRIDAY, April 27th, consisting of Two Dramatic Pieces, ■with an interlude of Comic nnd Sentimental Singing, to conclude with a Dance. After the usual expanses for the Hall, &c, an- paid, the balance will be given to as>ist in paying the dobt stand ing for the Scenery, &o. HHHE CAMBRIDGE BAPTIST 1 ' , TABERNACLE wtrx un Opened for Divine Worship OS LORDS-DAY, APRIL 29t«, 1883. „ Mr T. Spurgeon Will Preach— Morning ut U, Evening i ' at 6.30. Mr W. Bamford (Evangelist), Will Preach in the Afternoon at 3 o'clock. Collections after each service in aid of Building Fund.

,ON TUESDAY EyENING, MAY Ist; A Public Soiree Will be held at Half-past Six. Messrs Spurgeon, Whytoek, Bamford, Fail brother, Yen. Archdeacon Willis, Revs. H. R. Dewsbury, W. Evans, Jas. Neville, D. Raeburn, and other friends are expected to be present. Tickets— Two Shillings.

ROMAN" CATHOLIC CHURCH, ' ' , Cambridge. 1 Annual Concert and Dance. The Annual Concert and Dance in connection with the above, usually held on S. Patrick's Day, but postponed in consequence' of last S. Patrick's Day falling on Saturday, will be held On Wednesday Evening, 2nd May, IX THE " PUBLIC HALL, CAMBRIDGE, At which a number of ladies, from Auckland, in addition to a variety of local talent, will assist. , Programme in future issue.

, IMPOUNDED on April 14th, 1883, by Mr E. Beer of Hautapu— One Dark Brown Horse, white star on face and white nose, branded like OH on near rump ; owner unknown, for trespassing on his farm at Hautapu, for which damages is claimed of 20s, and in default of being released will be sold at the Public Pound,' m , Hautapu, on April 30th, at "' ',' noon. j "•' , JAMES THOS. CAMP, 1 ' , 1 Poundkeeper, H«utj«pn. ,