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Waikato Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1922, 30 October 1884, Page 3

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II^EDNESDAY 'NEXT, 4 J.A.&W. M. Douglas 1 v SALE~AT BRUNTWOOD, CAMBRIDGE. J. S. BUCKLAND, Auctioneer.

BRUNTWOOD, TAMAHERE. Messrs J. A. and W. M. Douglas, who are dissolving Partnership, have instructed Mr J. S. Buckland to sell by Auction at the farm, On Wednesday, the sth of November Next, The Whole of their LIVE STOCK and IMPLEMENTS, Consisting of — 5 DRAUGHT GELDINGS, used in drays, waggons, machines, ploughs, &c. Thoroughly staunch and steady 2 Geldings, 3 yrs old, just broken to , plough, by Loch Fergus and Blair Athol 1 Chestuut Gelding, 3-yrs-old, by Feve, dam Lightfoot (fnst trotter) Very handsome colt, broken to the saddle 1 Chestnut Filly, 2-yrs-old, full sister to the above. Will make an exact match 2 Draught Mares, due to foal to Bonnie Prince A Weight - carrying Mare by Benathalath, filly foal to. Fevo on 2nd October; put to Feve again Lighttoot, dark bay mare ; winner of the trotting race at Cambridge last January ; due to foal to Feve Nelly, bay mare, white face ; due to Feve. These mares have all been in regular work on the farm. They are sound and staunch. 1 Filly, 2-yrs-old, by "Loch Fergus," dam " Duchess " 1 Bay Gelding, 1-yr-old f S 3L2 do. Fillies do. { S £jgf Fanny, dark brown mare, 6 years old, by Knottingly. Good hack. Carries a lady. 1 Chestnut Gelding, used as a stockhorse 87 Cows and Heifers (Grade Herefords) in calf to Pure Hereford Bulls 13 Grade Shorthorn Cows, in calf to Hereford Bulls 2 Pure Hereford Bulls 45 Yearling Steers (Grade Hereford) 40 Yearling Heifers (Grade Hereford) Pure Lincoln Sheep. 1 Ram, Grimsby, by an imported Kirkham, dam Kirkham Dudding. Ist Prize in Auckland as a hoggett in 1882. Ist Prize in Auckland in 1883. 70 Rams, 4, 6, and 8 tooth 28 Rani Hoggetts 60 Ewe Hoggetts 245 Ewes, with lambs at foot. The lambs are tailed and ear marked ; none castrated. Lnmbs by Giimsby, by the 2nd Prize Ram (Auckland, 1882), and by a Ram called "Curly, ".are specially ear-marked. The Sheep will be sold in their wool, 8 Black Berkshire Pigs 2 Wag£on3, 3 Diays, Horse-power with Chaffcutter, Corn Crusher and large Grindstone, Hay Elevator, by Holmes, of Norwich, Decring String Binder, 2 Mower and Reaper by Bamlett, 2 Hoi se Rakes, Two-Row Drill, by Gower, of Market Drayton, sows turnip, carrot and mangold seed, and manure, American Grain Drill, Heavy Iron Roller 2 D.F. Wallace Ploughs 1 Double Mould Plough 1 Reid and Gray Single-wheel, or Swing Plough 1 Hornsby Two- wheel Plough 2 Sets Chain Harrows Harrows, Harness, Wool Press, Portable Forge, &c, &c. Luncheon from 11 a.m. to Noon. Sale to commence at 12.15 p.m.

THURSDAY NEXT. Cambridge Cattle Sale. OA HEAD MIXED STORES OU 2 Heavy Working Oxen Daiiy Cows Sheep, &c. J. S. BUCKLAND.

THE WAIKATO HOUSE BAZAAR. Saturday, Bth November. HORSES. DRAYS, WAGGONS, BUGGIES, &o. J. S. BUCKLAND. OHAUPO LIVE STOCK SALE. Tuesday, 11th November. -if\fi THREE- YEAR-OLD STEERS IUU 100 Head Mixed Young Cattle Dairy Cows, Sheep, &c. J. S. BUCKLAND.

■pUREKA piGAR "pvIVAN. H. ELLISON Wishes to inform his old Friends and Public generally that he has opened the above in Adam's New Buildings, Junction ©f Grey and Queen Streets, with a Large Assortment of TOBACCOS & FANCY GOODS. N.B. —Select Chess and Card Club, with Reading Rooms. Every convenience. Writing Material, etc., for use of Patrons, COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

MELBOURNE CUP.— SHARES, ss. Eureka's Company Will CLOSE on SATURDAY, Nov. Ist. Applications for shares require to be made at once to EUREKA, Care of H. Ellison, Tobacconist, Junction Giey and Queen sts., Auckland. N.B. — To be drawn by the Shareholders, and Press invited.

HPE AWAMUTU BBEWEEY. IMPORTANT NOTICE. The undersigned has determined to REDUCE his ALE and PORTER to the following prices :—: — Delivered at any railway station as far as Mercer— Per gal. Quantities of 5 gallons 2s Od „ 10 to 54 gallons .. Is 9d Per doz. Bottled Ale and Stout, quarts ...8s Od „ „ „ pints ...5s Od ' Orders from families promptly attended CHARLES INNES. ' Te Awamutu, April 9th, 1884. npO DAIRYMEN.—^Ten- shillings will ]■ JL be paid, for a supply of pure , lymph