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Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2051, 29 August 1885, Page 3

Auctions. HAMILTON AUCTION MART. THIS DAY, at 2 p.m. I^RUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES, ■*- being the last sale of the season. Also, First-class Quiet Cow and well-bred \oung Pigs JOHN KNOX, Auctioneer.

CAMBRIDGE TOWN DISTRICT. Notice. Mr H. Covvphß will sell by Public Auction at his Matt, Cambridge, on Saturday, the 2f)th inst , at 2 p m , The LEASE of Allotment 384 a. (2 acies), for a teiin of 10 years. Upset puce, £3 per acre per annum. Conditions on application at Town Board Office. JOHN HOUGHTON, L ban man Cambiidge Town Board. Town Board Olfice, Cambiidge, 24th August, ISB3.

MR H COW PER, Auctioneer, &c, Will Sell at his Mait, Cambridge, THIS DAY. Cheeses, Poulti y, Carrots, and other Pioduce, .Single Bii>:»y Hainess, Bmlles, la lies' Side. Saddles, Bicye'e, (.'ti.iiis, Bud Cages, Tea, Lime Juice, Chum, Door Mats, and ( tin r Hind'ie-, ; al«n, without icbcive. Clothing, DraperyButton*, Aitificial Flowers, Sen\e>, Jtwill 1 )) , Hand, punted Medallions, &c , &r. At 12 o'clock.

If /^OWPI'.R, Auctioneer and Genei al Commission Agent, Viclona stieet, Cambndge, hi 1 - for sale — Potatoes, Carrots, Fowl's Wheat, Bacon, Seed Kidney Potatoes, Bian, Pigs Wheat. Also, Sewing Machines, Sausage Machine, and a Complete Elcctiic Battery.

IVTORTH NEW ZEALAND PAR1> MERS' CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (LMiiited), HAVE ON SALE at Tnnm VARIOUS BRAirGHESI AWES' SUPERPHOSPHATE, 26 J per cent. LAWES 1 bLTi:RPIIOSPHATE, 3G per cent LAWKS' DISSOLVED BONES /"10RAL QUEEN GUA'aO- Mixture BONEDXJST & BONEFLOTJR ! CLOVERS 1 rpURNIP ! /CARROT I TVTANGOLD ! ti ARDEN QEEDS ! JIAUDEX kJEEDS ! All the principal Varieties of firstclass quality. Ryegiass Cocksfoot Oats (feed and seed) Flour Shaip-5 Bian \\ heat Potatoes llaeoii ( In i>e Foundation Comb l'Vnei.ig Wiie. (i, 7, S Staples Rolleis and Pius Plongl.s-haios Baibed Wiie AGENTS FOR REID & GRAY, And WALLACE & HOTHAM.

ATOTICE TO INTENDING BEE1> KEEPERS. In consequence of so much « 4 I^~"'jils*& ti:tio bein» taken up last ■^K^SS^E^f 1 " '•eiMiii 111 showing intend'!«l2?^w^j2«S nigliee ki epu Mound Mrs sj£*T<gnisFS?SV'f intend in iuturc to make 43BOTM8S&' 1 ' thu following chaigL-b for instinclion in Bee Culture :— CI lor the iiist day, ami 10s pei day after ; and I will to tho be^t ot my ability answer any (juestions, and give full details as to — How to commence Bee keipmg ; to transfer bees fiom box to fiame hives; to place the hives; to handle the bees; to stiengthcu the colonies for the honey season; to stiengthen weak colonies; to unite colonits ; to cxtiact, and when; to pioducecomb honey ; to make artificial swarms; to pi event swarming; to rear queens ; to introduce queens ; to make comb foundation ; to fasten foundation into fiames ; to make your own hives ; and to piepaie bees lor winter. J. KARL, Manager, OHAUPO.

SUPPORT LOCALINDUSTRY ! !l PEAIISON'S Carbolic Sand SOAP * ri^H 1 ' 1 above Ooap nas b°en recomJ. mendid by the medical faculty as a. disinfectant, and fiom its cleansing piopei ties is peculiarly adapted for tho use of Dairymen and Butcheis, etc., as it destioys all insect life. Householders will also find it to their advantage to use it. The sand used in the manufacture of this Soap is only to he found on the banks of the Waikato Riv er, and Waikato residents will readily understand that a beautiful white surface will be imparted to floors, etc., that have been scrubbed with it. To be had *t th« Manufactory, Hamilton Eist. Aucklwpi Ac.ent : John Buchanan, Esq., Custom-house-street.