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Waikato Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1985, 28 March 1885, Page 3

Auctions.

THE WAIKATO HORSE BAZAAR. For sale this day, at 12 o'clock, 7A BAGS OATS I U 1 Tou Good Potatoes. J S. BUCKLAND.

IMPORTANT NOTICE. Ohaupo Live Stock Sale. TUESDAY NEXT. For Sale on Tuesday, 31st March, at one o'clock — rj(\ WELL-BRED SHORTHORN ( L STEERS, from 18 months to two and-a half-year olds, many of them nearly beef. These are a first-class lot of steers, and worth of the attention of glaziers. J. S. RUCKLAND.

OHAUPO LIVE STOCK SALE. Tuesday Next. OQ MIXED CATIXE FROM PAPALO KURA 12 Shorthorn Steers nearly beef 12 Well Bred Cows nearly beef 36 Young Cattle, mixed aexei 50 Mcuno Ewes 90 Fat Sheop 14 Two year-old Steera. 8 D.iiry Cows an«l lloifeis 40 Fat C'>ws, good quality 32 Stoic Cows 50 Crossbred Ewes Fat and Store Sheep 30 Prime Fat Ewes J. S. BUCKLAND.

OHAUPO JLIVJS STOCK SALE. Tuesday Next. iMMKMVThLY \FTHK CATTI E SaLK JO FIRVT - CL\SS DuXUGHT 1 L MARES AXP (tI'.LDINGS Ami The ThoiouglilKctl M,mc Mi«& (iiifiitns. Also, A Tip Diay, Staunch Horse, and Set Harnu.--. J. P. BI'CKLAND.

NAI'IER SiltiUP FOR. SALK. To arrive aliout 7th April, — 1 nan cross - brkd ewes. IUUU To anive about 20th April,— 2000 First class ,T. S. BU(JKL\yD

QHEEP SHEARING. Thos. Hughes, Win Manktelow, Win. GiW)B autl Win. Wjatt, are open to make engagements with runlioMeia foi next season for shearing any number of sheep in any i>nit of tlic ih.tiict. — Apply Waikato Times Ollice

INDIAN TEA. 1} XX N Y WI S X AND POUND IOOLHH" is tlic cpitlu t whic'i in iy well be applied to th.cc who buy cheap China Teas. " THE PLANTER'S CHOICE," A Blend of Pure Indian Teas Only. Thiee quaitcrs of a Ponnd equals Ouo Found of China ! Put up expicssly for tin 1 tiad<", in lib. and 121b. packages, by GILMORE, YOUNGHUSBAHD AND CO., EAST INDIA MERi HANTS, AUCKLAND. N.B.—ASK youi Grocei for it. i

SPECIAL NOTICR TO MEMBERS OF THK N.N Z FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIA I'ION. WILLIAM EATTKAY'B NET CASH SYSTEM. WILLIAM RATTRAY begs to announce that all accounts (without exception) were closed on the Ist mat., and that on that date lie commenced his new NET CASH SYSTEM. To those who arc disinclined to pay for some who cannot pay, or others who wont pay, this system offers decided advantages. Its adoption means a large saving in office md clerical expenses and does away entirely with the risk of bad debts. It enables him to remit monthly to Ins London buyer, thereby securing the large concession that accompany cash purchases These savings and concessions combined enable him to sell at ' WHOLESALE PRICES FOR PROMPT ; NET CASH. J That is, a customer can obtain one , yard or twenty of any material at the • same price as though purchased at a local , wholesale warehouse. Seeing that these enormous reductions have been made in the prices, William Rattray has intimated to the Secretary , of the North New Zejland Fanner*' Co-operative Association that he will no longer allow the discount of 10 per cent, to irembers, as the concessions now granted are equal to at least double the amount of that discount. The first shipment of AUTUMN GOODS, Ex s.s. Cuzco, Doric, lonic and Rimutake are now being rapidly opened up, and marked at wholesale pricea for net cash,— Samples and prices free by poat on application. All orders executed with , the promptest despatch, carefully packed, f and forwarded to any addm». WILLIAM RATTRAY, Direct Importer of Mantles, Millinery, Costumes, Silks, Ribbons, Laces, G'ovcs and General Drapery, 179, 180 tnd 182, Q(7«w «,, AVSHM^P.