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Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2063, 26 September 1885, Page 4

Auctions.

REGULAR SALES OF LIVE STOCK AND AGRICULTURAL PROduce .ire held by the undersigned, as follows :—: — Kach Thursday, at Remueta — the priicipul nitrUet for Fat Stock of every description

On each Friday, in Aucklann, at the "Haymarkct," for Horses. Carriages, H.iiiK-ss Hiy, Corn, Seeds, &c, &c.

On e.vh Tuesday, ,i< tne ' Haj market " oi Wool, iShpepskini, Hides, Tallow, &c. , &c. at 12 oYloi'L.

At W.iiukn, on tie fust Saturday in • ach mouth.

At Piskckohe, on the first Monday in each month.

At Drury, on the Third Wednesday in each month.

At Papakura, on the last Wednesday in iuch mouth.

At Queen' 1 " Redoubt, on etch Monday before the third Wednesday in every month.

AGENT lOR LITTLE'S SHEEP DIP. ALFRED BUOKLAND.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1. Cambridge Cattle Sale. For sale at the Cambiidge Yards on Thursday, October I, — FAT CATTLE, STORE CATTLE, Dairy Cows 60 Fat Sheep, Pigs, &c. At 1 o'clock. W. J. HUNTER & CO.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3. Cambridge Horse Yards. Forsale.it the Cambiidgc Horse Yaids on Satutday, October 3,— OA GOOD HORSES, suitable for *i\) packing or light harness 10 Medium Di might Horses and Mares Stiong Waggon, Harness, &c. At 1 o'clock. W. J. HUNTER & CO.

T UKSD AY, OCTOBER G. THE WAIKATO CATTLE FAIR, Thr undersigned will hold their fiist Fail of the season on Tuesday, October (i, of about 1 f\C\C\ HEAD CATT L E, JLV/V/'J amongst which arc 170 Choice Steers, principally grade HciefonN, two to .Vyts-old, f 1 0111 Whnkatmc 100 Giade Hen fold Cows 70 l hoicc Std'is, tin re nnd 4 yrs old, from Te Akau (in fiesh condition) 200 Calves and Yc-arluigs (principally Steers) 100 2 yi-old Steers 30 Spayed Cow sand Heifers (nearly heel), fiom Richmond The choice SIIOI thorn Bull Loid Hastings 4tb, by Lotd Ha&tingp, bred by T. and S. Mornn 25 2[, and 3 yr old Steers 10 Cow 8 in forward condition 1 Hereford Dull 1 Hereford Yearling Bull The Roan Shorthorn Bull Hastings 1 lth, bred by Messrs T. and S. Moirin. At half-past 12 o'clock. W. J. HUNTKR <fc CO. Intending sellers will please forward entries to the Auctioneers soon as pos&ible, that yaids may be ananged. SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY!!! PEARSON'S Carbolic Sand (PATfcNThD) O"-A~I. • above floap nas been recomJL mended by the medical faculty Jts & disinfectant, and from its cleansing propei ties is peculiarly adapted for the use of Dairymen and Butchers, etc., as it destroys all insect life. Householders will also find it to their advantage to nse it. The sand used in the manufacture of this Soap h only to l»e found on tlie banks of the Waikato River, and Wai kato residents will icadily understand that a beautiful white surface will be iinpaited to floors, etc., that have been scrubbed w ith it. To b« had at ths Manufactory, Hamilton East. Aucklwi* Agent : John Buchanan, Esq., Custom-house-street.

rpo BAKERS AND OTHERS. The undersigned having purchased a GRIST MILL, is ptepared to supply wheat meal of the BKS V QUALITY nt the following prices for CASH: — In sacks of 2001bs, at 18s ; bags, lOOllw, at 0a Gd ; fifties, at 4s 9d ; and twentyfives, at 2s 6d ; sacks and bags included. Oats crushed at 3d, wheat at 4'A per bushel. Crushing done Mondays and Fridays. Oiders left with Mr Goodfellow, Victoria street, Cambridge, will have immediate attention. ARCHD. WALLACE, Glenside, Pukerimu.

COFFEE !_COFFEE!I TRENT BROTHERS, CANTERBURY STEAM COFFEE MILLS, Victoria, Chester and Durham Streets. Oflices and Sample Rooms : Lich field and Manchester Street*, CHRISTCHURCH. New Zealand Chicory Works and Farm TEMPLETON. The only Gold Medal ever awarded in New Zealand forCoilec, Pepper and Spice, N.Z. Exhibition, 1883. Also, First Pii/e Medals, Melbourne Exhibition . 1881 First Pri/e Medals, Sydney Exhibition .. ... 1879 First Pii/e Medals, N.Z. Exhibition . . . . 1872 and ISC") First Award, Vienna Exhibition ... 1573 E. N. LEGGE <fc CO., Agents, Auckland. Messrs Trent Brothers beg to notify to customers and the general public, that they Guarantee their picpaicd Coflccj to contain only the liuest Plantation Coflce, with au admixture, of Pi'kk Chicory of their own growing, especially and care fully prepared for consumers. They also wish it known that their Pure Coffee only is put up in tins, distinctly labelled nn such, with a guarantee of its purity on each package. This article is pi epared from Ceylon Coffee of the finest and best growth, with the view to meet the penchant of those who piefer coffee by itself, which P. Bios', long standing in the trade, as manufacturers and importers, enables them to accomplish,