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Waikato Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1986, 31 March 1885, Page 3

Auctions.

OHAUPO LIVE STOCK SALE. THIS DAY. iMMLDIATfcLV AtTMt CATTLE SALE. | O FIRST - CLASS DK AUGHT 1 L MARES AND GELDIKGS And The Thoroughbred Mare Miss Grilhths. Also, A Tip Dray, Staunch Horse, and Set Harness. J. 0. BUCKLAND. OHAUPO Ll\E STOCK SALE. THIS DAY. i r A TWO, THREE, AND FOUR IOU year old Bullocks 1.10 He.id Mixed Cattle Ddiiy Cows 40 Fat Cattle 100 Fat Sheep 300 Store Sheep At 1 o'clock.

J. S. BUCKLAND. i^l AM BRIDGE CAITLE SALE. Thursday, 9th April. CAMBRIDGE HORSE SALE. Saturday, 11th April. OHAUPO Ll\ E STOCK SALE. Tuesday, 14th April. WAITOA LIVE STOCK SALE. Wednesday, 22nd April. J. S. BUCK LAND. THE WAIKATO HORSE BAZAAR. Saturday, 11th April. .1. S. Buckland will «tll by public auction at Cambi iilge. on Siturlay, 11th Aj.nl, at 11 o'clock, on acjount of Thomas Mcdll, who is giving up con tuetins!, the whole of his plant, without the slightest reserve CompiiMUjr • — no MEDIUM DR \UGUT MARES LO AND GELDINGS. 4 Double fui iow Ploughs VI Sets Plough Hirness, Swingletrces, and Sundries. No reserve. Sale at 1 1 o clock shaip. J. S. BUCKLAND. NAPIER SHEEP FOR SALE. To ainve about 7th April, - I C\(\(\ <;ROSS • BRED EWES. IUUU To ..Hive about "20th Apnl,— '2000 Fust elabs Walters. J. S. BUCKL\ND.

INDIAN TEA. " I) EN N Y WI S X AN D 1 POUND FOOLISH" is the epithet which may well be applied to thise who buy cluap China Tea^.. , " THE | | PLANTER'S | CHOICE," | A Blend of Pure Indian Teas Only. Thieequarters of a Pound equals ' One Pound of China ! Put up expressly for the trade, in lib. and l'Jlb. packages, by GILMORE, YOUNGHUSBAND AND CO., EAST INDIA MER< HANTS, I | - AUCKLAND. i ! N.B.—ASK your Giocer for it.

SPECIAL NO PICK TO MEMBERS OF THK N.N Z. FARMERS' CO OPKRATIVE ASSOCIATION. WILLIAM BATTRAY'S NET CASH SYSTEM. WILLIAM RATTHAY beps to announce that all accounts (without exception) weie Uo^cd on the Ist inst , and that on that date he commenced his new NET CASH SYSTEM. To those who me disinclined to pay for sonic who cannot pay, or others who wont pay, tins system ofTeis decided adsantages. Its adoption means a larjre saving in office and clerical expense , 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 put chases These savings and concessions combined enable him to fell at WJIOLKSALK PRICKS FOR PROMPT NKT CASH. That X a customer can obtain one yaid or twenty of any material at the H.une price as though pui chased at a local wholesale waiehoust-. Seeing that these enoimous reductions havebcm made in the price*, William Rattray has intimated to the Secretaij of the North New Zealand F.umua Co-operatn e Association that he will no longei allow the discount of 10 per cent to niembiMs, as the concessions, now granted aie e(|iial to at least double the amount of that discount. The first shipment of AUTUMN GOODS, Ex s.s Cuzco, Doric, lonic and Rimu take are now l'einjj lapidly rpened up, and maiked at wliolesale prices tor net ca^h, — Samples and prices free by post on application. AH ordeis executed with the promptest despatch, carefully packed, and forwauled to any address. WILLIAM RATTRAY, Direct Importer of Mantles, Millinery, Costumes, Silks, Ribbons, Laces, Gloves and General Drapeiy, ITS, ISO 'intl 182, Queln hT., AuchUND. 1 HOMAS F . RED D Y WIIOLt^ALL VMi RtTAIL I'IMl DKALLB. 207 Queen-street, Auckland. Wholesale piemibes, Cubtom-stieet West. Countiy ovdtrs cniefully packed md (orwaid.ee!, »^ low cat umi foliates,