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Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2243, 23 November 1886, Page 3

Auctions.

OHAUPO LIVE STOCK SALE.

THIS DAY. At 1 o'clock.

1 (\f\f\ HEAD OF GOOD STORE JUUU CATILE will be yarded amongst them 150 Head of Good Stores, from Maungakawa 60 Choice Hereford Steers eighteenmonths, from Ohiueroa, good doers 70 Choice Good doing Steers Hyrs, Manawaru 40 Choice well - bred Hereford Heifers, from 1£ to 2 years, from Manawaru 60 Head Good Steers and empty Cows, from Rangiriri 18 Good yountj Steers, from Mr A. W. Gubbinfi 30 Good Young Steers, from Morrinsville 20 Choice Yearling Steers from Ngaruawahia 50 Choice well-bred Young Steers from Mr W. L. Orr 20 Head good Stores from Harapipi 40 Head Good Beef 40 Good Dairy Cows 200 Head Mixid Stores 80 Head R<ally Choice Steers and Spayeil Heifers from Ruapuke 40 Choice Well-bred Young Steers, frr m Churchill 14 Choice Grown Steers very forward, from Tamahere 20 Choice Well-bred Young Steers, from Waihou 10 Fat Cows, from Hautapu 10 Fat Cows, from Narrows 10 Fat Cows from Monav.ile 8 Fat Cows, from Rotorangi Also, 8 Choice Purebred Shorthorn Bulls, from Rotorangi, 2 and 4 yearsold, pedigrees at sale 2 Pure Shorthorn Bulls, yearlings, from Greenhill i Also, 100 Ewes in wool, with lambs at side. 100 Fat Shorn wethers

ALFRED BUCKLAND & CO.

MORRINSVILLE LIVE STOCK SALE.

Thursday, November 25th, At 1 o'clock.

QAA HEAD OF MIXED STORE OUU CATTLE, Amongst them 50 Fresh Empty Cows from Wairakau 50 Choice well-bred Steers from Mr W. L. Orr 30 Head of Young Steers, from neighbourhood 100 Head from native country Al&o, 200 Store Ewes.

ALFRED BUCKLAND & CO.

SHEEP ! SHEEP ! ! SHEEP ! ! !

OVERLAND FROM NAPIER, And for Sale on Arrhal, About the Ist December-

rAAA FIRST -CLASS STORE Dy\J\J WETHERS, forward condition, many fat 3000 of them on account of Mr F. R. L. Mil'man 2000 on account of Mr A. Wilson ALFRED BUCKLAND & CO. FOR PRIVATE SALE. OAT 3, CHAFF, FENCING WIRE, Boned ust, Superphosphate, Larney's Authelmintic for lungworm in sheep and calves ; animal food ; Little's Sheep Dip, &c. ALFRED BUCKLAND & CO. HPEMPERANCE CRUSADE. MR MATTHEW BURNETT (the Yorkshire Evangelist), will deliver a TEMPERANCE LECTURE in the Pnblic Hall this week at the following places :—: — Tuesday Kihikihi Wednesday ... Kihikihi Thursday Alexandra Friday Te Awamutu Chair to be taken at 8 o'clock each even ing. Collection at close to defray expenses. All are cordially invited. l 5 O T? A~ TOES. The undersigned have for sale a large quantity of Hobart Town TABLE and SEED POTATOES, GUARANTKKD of the primest quality. Price, £2 per ton, delivered on board the W.U. and S Cos. steamers. 1 JAMES BROS., I NgaruHwahia.

■pOR SALE AT TE AROHA. j GOOD DAIRY & POULTRY FARM, containing 83 acres, fenced, sub-divided, and drained, four-roomed house, large cow shed, stable, &c. One and a-half miles from Te Aroh.i, and close to Waiorangomai. Apply A. W. EDWARDS, Te Aroha. rri O LET. The ceutrall>- situated SHOP and PREMISES in The Waikvto Times Buildings, Hamilton, lately in the occupation of Mr Jessop. Specially suited to a chemist's business. The rising township of Hamilton offers a capital opening for anyone in this line of business. For particulars apply to KDWAKD WAYTE, Stationer, Auckland. U AMILTON DOMAIN BOARD. ALL PERSONS found TAKING the GRASS from Sydney Sqiuio will be probecuted. By order of the Board. J. M. (4 ELLIN*;, Socictiuy of Hoard. Hamilton, 18th November, l88(i.

KEMPT & \T7INDSOR, EMPT & VV INDSOR, SURGEON DENTISTS, Will be in attendance at thtir Branch Office, Opposite Gwynne's Hotel, HAMILTON, THIS DAY and up to the 24th, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

All mechanical woik done on the premises. Nitrous Oxide Gas administered. iyr o" T~ T~ C E. To the Settlers of Ohaupo. Those wishing to supply milk to the Paterangi Cheese Factory can do so by sending their mames and quantity of milk to the manager, and he will run a waggon to meet them at the Ohaupo, Paterangi and Te Awamutu roads, by Mr Hunter's, leaving the above corner at 7.45 a.m. daily, if sufficient quantity be sent in. J.MEAD, Manager. \TOTICE OF REMOVAL" R. Day iks, Saddler, Cambridge, begs to inform his patrons thnt he has removed into more commodious premises in Duke-street, where he will be glad to receive a contiuuaucc of their favours.