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Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2082, 10 November 1885, Page 3

Auctions.

OHAUrO LIVK SEOCK SALE. To-morrow, 11th November. The next sale at Oliaupo will be held by the undeisigned on WEDNESDAY, 11 th Novembei, as the regular day follows the Cattle Show in Auckland, and many clients would not have re turned. riMIE USUAL NUMBER OF CATTLE 1 and SHEEP w ill be yaided. And SO Fresh 'A year-old Steers from Wairangi 30 Fiesh Hand 1-year old\ Steel s I From 30 Fresh Spayed Cows > KuT i. n M Wtll-fitte.ied Spayed Kl-Ia" COW 3 / 300 Stoic Sheep-a mixed lot !.■» Foui yeai-old Oxen ( From 10 Fat Cows j Oiakau '20 Mixed Stores FrQm 10 Tl.iee.>car-ol<l |Te Awamutu Steels ) 10 Prime Fat Heifeis fiom Tamaheie 200 Fat Sheep 40 Twelve to Eightcen-months-old Heifeia 250 Fat Wethers ,1. S. BUCKLANI).

DESIRABLE GRVZING AND DAIRY F ARM. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION At OHAUPO, Wednesday, 11th November. rpHE PROPERTY known as Parsons', -^ situated half way between the townships of Te Awamutu and Kihikihi, a populous and fcittlc district. The Farm contains 5S(i acies fust class land, all fenced and subdivided, well watered, and all in grass, with the exception of 70 auts now being fallowed foi tutnip^ There is an excellent apple orchaid now coming to full bearing, a cottage and outbuildings on tlie piopeity, which is within easy distance ot church, school, bank and l.iilwa) station. This ii a most desirable pioputy, and will be sold on exceptionally easy tcuns. 13000 01 any less sum may lemain on nioitgage of the faun at 7 pel cent. For full paiticulais apply to .1. S. DUCKLAND, Auctioneer. SPECIAL AND UNRESERVED SALE AT 'TAMAHERE. J. S. Buck land has been favouied with instructions from Mr S. Ormciod (who has .sold his farm and purposes leaving the colony), to sell by auction on the pioperty, on Friday, 13th November, At 12 o'clock, riIHK WHOLE OF HIS HOUSE1 HOLD FURNITURE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HORSES, COWS, ..to , ke , comprising FURNITURE. Sitting Room. 1 Dining Table and Cover, \ Do/en Chan-, 2 Ann Clniis, f Rocking Chair. 1 Side Table and Covei, 1 Keiosene Lamp, 1 Fend i and Fire Irons, Linoleum, Health Rug. Passage. Linoleum, 4 slip Mats, 1 Coiconut ])ooi Mat No. 1 Bedroom. 1 Kami Double Bc.Htead, I Chest DiawcM, 1 Washstand, Toilet 'J able, Looking Glass, Small Side Table, Window Curtain", 1 Toilet Set, 1 Carpet, 1 Pan Palliasses, 1 Mattiass, 1 Pair Pillows No. 2 Bedroom. 1 Kauri Bedstead, 1 Mattrass, 1 Pair ;Palhasscs, 1 Bolstei, 1 Washstand, 1 Toilet Set, 1 Toilet Table, 1 Looking Glass, Indian Matting, 1 Sofa and Mattiass and Coy er No. 3 Bedroom. 1 Iron Bedstead, 1 Mattrass, 1 Linen Cnpboaid, 1 Toilet Set Pantry. China and Glassware Kitchen. Usual Cooking Utensils, 1 Safe, 1 Pickle Cask, 1 Tub Dairy. Set Milk Pans and Bucket-, 1 Churn, Filtei, 2 Laige Stone Jais, Quantity ot Gioccrics Washhousc. 3 Wash Tubs, Buckets, Washing Boiler, Clothes Basket Implements, &c. 1 D.F. Plough (Wallace it Hotham), 1 S F tlo , 1 Disc ILurows (new), 1 Cambiidge Roller, 1 Set Tyne Harrows, 1 do Chain do (new), 1 Tip Cart, I Set Cart Harness, 3 Sets Plough Harness, 1 Set Leading Harness, 2 Saddles and Bi idles, 3 Shovels, 2 Spades, 1 Folk (3 prongs), 2 Hay Foiks, 1 Scythe, 1 Crowbar, 4 Fein Hooks,, 3 Axes, 1 Setd vSowei, 1 Seed Sower for canots, &c , a lot of empty Bags, 1 Chaff Cutter (hand), 1 Gate and Hinges (kauii, new), I Wheelbanow, 3 Heait of Kami Logs, a lot of useful Kami Timber, Cai penters' Tools, 1 400 jjal. lion Tank, 2 Hen Coops, 2 Oft. Gates, Fow Is, Ducks and Pigs Horses. 1 Bl.iek Draught Filly, unbroken, by Fancy, 1 Di aught Mnie, with foal at foot by P.ince Chailie, 1 Draught Marc, stinted to Pi nice Chailie, 1 Diaught Horse, 1 Hack, 1 Harness Hotse, 1 Harness Hoise, Zulu, a firstclasT harness horse, by Fancy Anil 1 Double-seated Buggy (new), by Cousins and Atkin, 1 Set Hainesa, for double and single, 2 fiist class Daily Cows, \ Keg Staples, \ Cw t. Bai bs, with baibing implement, 2 Bags Oats, 1 Bag Wheat, 1 Set Swingletrees, 1 3 hoise Bar, 1 Oil-feeder. 2 Water Troughs, l'Jft. each, hcaitof kauii, &c , kc. Luncheon at 11 o'clock. Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. .1. S. BUCKLAND.

NOTICE TO INTENDING BEEKEEPERS. s&*± In consequence of soinuch a^wImBJV t ' inc ' )eil1 fi t a ' i(>11 u p ' as t &^>j>;^^g|fe season in showing intund?s^CS^^^^^ Karl's Apiai) at Oliaupo, I SffiiCT^awfifiß intend in futuip to make >iCsEW!'w*kP*' the follow ing chaises foi instruction in Bee Cultine : — M\ tor the first day, and 10s per day after ; and I will to the best of my ability auswei any questions, and give full details as to — How to commence Bee-keeping ; to transfer bees fiom box to fiaine hives; to place tlie hives; to handle the bees; to strengthen tho colonies for the honey season; to sticngthen weak colonies; to unite colonies ; to extiact, and when ; to pioduce comb honey ; to makeaitincial fcwauns ; to pievint swainiing; to leal queens j to uitioduce queuis; to make tomb foundation ; to fa-ten foundation into fiames; to make youi own hives; and to prepare bee.s tor w inter. J. KARL, Manager, QUUfU