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Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2447, 17 March 1888, Page 3

Auctions. JOHN HcNICOL. SPECIAL HORSE SALE. MONDAY, MARCH lOtm, At 11 a.m. sharp. AT CARTER'S BAZAAR. -4 rA THOROUGHBREDS,. RIDING, IOU LIGHT HARNESS AND DRAUGHT'S; in addition to those already advertised, 5 Good Sorts, from Thames Valley 3 Good Draughts, from Mr Drabble 1 Good Draught, from James Raynes I Bay Mare Maggie, good in harness and good ladies' hack, \V. M. Douglas 1 Three-year-old Colt, by Bonnie Prince, very handsome, R. . Swayne I Three-year-old Colt, by Cap-a-pie, very handsome, R. Watson J . MoNICOL, OIIAUPO LIVE STOCK SALE. Tuesday, March 20th. At 12 noon sharp; OAA HEAD OF CATTLE, DUU amongst tliein 15 Fresh Grown Steers, choice, from Pinko 15 Really Choice 2 j-year-. old Stem's I . 12 Fresh Grown Steers, I From nearly beef j Waitoa - 30 Fat Spayed Cows and J Heifers 200 Head Mixed Stores, from Natives 50 Yens lilies and Steer Calves 7 llead Well-bred Heifers, from Hamilton. ,1 . McNIC SIIEEp' SALE. In Mk Buoklanij'.s Sileei" Yards, Ojiaui'o. Wednesday, March 21st. At 1 o'clock. nO A A sIIE Ell W ILL *£\J\J OFFERED, amongst them 1300 Forward Store Wethers,") man}' fat (Millman) 1300 liig - framed Cross - bred Wethers (Ross and Morrison) 600 Longwool Ewes, good mouth | m (Smith) ! ]u 750 2 and -1-tooth Ewes, Cross- [ > bred (Potanc) I <3 1000 Really Choice Longwool ® Ewes 350 Merino Ewes, F. D. Rich | 800 Nearly Fat Wethers (F. D. | Rich) J 1000 'Choice Down Ewes, ) G and S-tooth ( Richmond 300 Choice Down Ewe j" Downs Lambs ) 40 Pure Shropshire S ~^ lln ! s T , I Matamata i 200 Choi c e Longwool > Egt . lte Ewes, now with I Down Rams J 1000 Really Good Longwool Ewes\ (unless sold privately) | g, 700 4-toot.h Crossbred Ewes (un- I ;o less sold privately) Vja 500 Good Longwool Ewes, have I S been with ram I q 7 Good Lincoln Rams J 15 Border Leicester Rams, 2-tooth, bred by W. Boag, Canterbury 7 Southdown Rams, 4-tooth, from Jas Hume 1400 Good LongwooH i lw f Vl . |-E. P. Donnelly 300 Good Merino/ J j Wethers ) ; J. McNICOL, i —i ' p ARMS FOR SALE. 1 200 ACRES OI? FIRST-CLASS LAND, | near Hamilton, fenced and in grass, ' cheap ' A DECIDED BARGAIN 040 Acres Rich Swamp Land, partially drained, .plenty of fall, rapidly becoming grassed, within two miles of a railway station, by good road. Terms easy, and price to suit the times FIRST-CLASS FARM.—IOOO Acres at Lichfield ; good land, large proportion in good grass and fenced. Good House and Farm Buildings. Cheap. FIRST-CLASS FARM on the Puniu, 3SO Acres freehold, and 100 Acres leasehold. Real good land ; buildings all new. A real good baruain, 50 ACRES OF FIRST-CLASS LAND at ' ilantapti. In good grass, orchard * of one acre just bearing, first-class eight-roomed House, kitchen attached, washhouse and coach-house, three-stalled Stable, loft overhead, I stockyard and cowshed. Cheap. REAL GOOD FARM AT RANGIAOHIA, in good cultivation ; good house, good outbuildings, and beautifully planted. A real bargain. J. MoNICOL. M C N I C O L • Has For Sale — N.Z. Frozen Meat Co.'a Manure Owen's Patent N.Z. Sheep Dip Feed Oats Grass, Clover and Turnip Seeds First-class Lot of Well-saved Fescue Seed, ART UNION. Saxdes & Co. will hold AN ART UNION OF PICTURES, Consisting of JUBILEE PICTURE (Oleograph), mounted ill heavy gilt frame, value Five Pounds ; Oil Paintings of White Terraces Mitre Peak and Arthur Valley, Milford ! Sound, and various Oleo and Chroino Lithographs. Twenty-five Prizes. Two Hundred Tickets. Tickets, lsGd each, can be obtained at Messrs Sandes & Go's, Hamilton. The date of the drawing will be advertised infuturo issue. SANDES & CO., HAMILTON WEST AND EAST. JOS. G. P A N NEL L, General Stationer, Bookseller and Newsyendor, (Next The Waikato Times Office) ! HAMILTON WEST. J. G. P. having opened in the General ' Stationery business is prepared to ' execute orders in Printing, Lithography and Stamping. A well assorted stock of Stationery ou hand. Photo and Scrap Albums, Bibles, Prayer Books and Hymns. Monthly and quarterly Maga- ' zincs supplied to order. Agent for all • the leading Colonial newspapers. I A comfortable Smoking and Rearting- ' room will shortly be opened, supplied s with the principal English, Australian and New Zealand newspapers. 3 Tobaccos, Cigars, Cigarettes and : Pipes. Every customer during the present month will be presented with a splendid t chromo photo of a scene in the Holy Landi suitable for framing.