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Waikato Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2159, 11 May 1886, Page 3

Auctions.

OHAUPO LIVE STOCK SALE. THIS DAY, At 1 o'clock. r AA HEAD OF GOOD CATTLE OU V 100 Fat Wethers Also, Under Bill of Sale, 20 First-class Dairy Cows 30 Head of Mixed Cattle. , J. S. BUCKLAND. Mr J. R. S. RICHARDSON'S SALE, TO-MORROW. HORSES, CATTLE, IMPLEMENTS and a quantity of good Pink-eye HobartTown Potatoes. J. S. BUCKLAND. SPECIAL SALE AT TE AWAMUTU. Friday, 14th May,

The undersigned has received instructions from Mr S. Short to sell by j auction on above date, THE WHOLE OF HIS HARVESTING and THRASHING PLANT, consisting of 1 6-horse Portable Engine ) _ a --i w 1 4_ft. Thrashing Machine } nearly (Hornsby) j new 1 Reaper and Binder (Twine), by Johnson 1 Reaper and Binder -(Twine), by McCormick 1 Straw Elevator, on wheels 1 Waggon, equal to carry two tons 1 Light Spring Waggon, with two seats, 2 Weighing Machines, 1 Pair Flat Scales for Thrashing Machine, Winnowing Machine, Sack Truck, Hay Forks, 2 Sets Shaft Harness, 1 Set Double Buggy Harness, 6 Sets Plough Harness, 2 Riding Saddles, Side Saddle, 50 Tons Titree Firewood, 6 Really Good Draught Homes, used to all work and thoroughly staunch, 2 Good ' Hacks, 1 Quiet Bugpy Horse, and 12 Pigs. Also, on account of other clients, 2 Good Mares, by Nugget, 'very staunch 1 Four-year-old Mare, by Rantin' Robin, broken 2 Three-year-old Mares, by Rantiu' Robin, unbroken 1 Three-year-old Mare, by President 1 Three-year-old Mare, by Rautiu' Robiu 2 Three-year-old Colts, by Rantin' Robin 1 Tbree-year-old Filly, by Rantin' Robin 9 Riding and Light Harness Horses. All the above horses are really good.

Sale at 1 o'clock. Luncheon ProvidedJ. S. BUCKLAND. ' TT AS now Opened up Y*\ X_. a large supply ot I TIN 6 LISH? ©.' /^ONTINESTAL ! ! O PQ \J KSM -t-» ■ ■■■ COLONIAL P BOOTS & SHOES ! X H 'i' © ' Bought at a large Dis- ~?* count, and will be "■ _5 i CJOLD CHEAP !! ! W I- i — Owing to the Strike iv «r- ; the Boot Trade , QC 1 | -£ >^ ' Customers would do well to buy early, as jJT ' Boots and Shoes will ! rise in price after this M| month. i

NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. MR A. WALLACE, of —*■*• Pukerimu, whilst thanking his numerous friends and customers for their past favonTs, has now much pleasnre in informio£ thorn that he if ready to receive orders for THRESHING and CHAFFCUTTING, in any part of the district, at very reasonable rates. Best Whcatmeal in quantities " to suit purchasers at Tery low prices. i

iA. MOBTOX.] (T. 11. JACKSON, AUCTIONEERS. MORTON & JACKSON Beg. to intimate that they are now in a position to receive Goods of every description, especially PRODUCJE, POULTRY AND ' FURNITURE, • for Sale by' Auction and Privately. Unreserved Goods will be sold to the best interest' of client* at lowest possible charges. , a Sales In .country also taken. in hand ou ••moderate chsugesi' ' Liberal advances made on consignments of Produce, &c, to farmers and others. MORTON & JACKSON, ' Auctioneers, House, EmtaTk, Sniri'iyc. and Gexeral Commission 1 Merchants, AUCKLAND, N.Z. P.O. Box, No. 431. References— Major Jackson, Kihikihi ; Major Wilson, Cambridge ; Mr W. L. C. Williams, Cambridge ; Mr E. B. Walker, Monavale ; Mr F. D. Rich, Patetew.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Notice id hereby given that the Partnership formerly existing between THOMAS GRICE, JAMES SEPTIMUS GRICE, and RICHARD PARKER, Station-owners, under the style of '• Gricc and Parker," has been dissolved, and that the Stations— recently belonging to the said Partnership — are now the sole property of, and will for the future be earned on by, the said Thomas (Jrice and James Septimus Grice, under the style of " Wm. Grice and Co." Dated at Auckland this 30th day of March, 1886. HESKETH & RICHMOND,

Solicitors for Wm. Grice and Co.

rj^HE UNDERSIGNED having disX posed of his interest in the Royal Hotel, Hamilton, requests that ALL ACCOUNTS due to him BE PAID by the l«t May, 1886. ARTHUR BACH. Hamilton* April 21,1880.