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Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2614, 13 April 1889, Page 3

Auctions. J. McNICOL. OHAUPO LIVE STOCK SALE. Tuesday, April 23rd. At 1.30 p.m. A A CHOICE WELL-BRED GROWN T:U STEEDS, many nearly beef, McKinnon Bros,, Rnngiriri 30 Three and Four-year-old Steers, well-bred, and nearly all fat, C. Vernon, Churchill 100 Head Mixed Store Cattle 50 Head Beef Dairy Cows Fat and Store Sheep 150 Merino Ewes, in lamb. J . McNICOL. CAMBRIDGE CATTLE AND HORSE SALE. Friday, April 26th. 12 noou, IN consequence of South Auckland Club's Race Meeting being held on 27th iust., my next Cambridge Sale will be held as above. J. McNICOL. SPECIAL SALE OF WELL-BRED DAIRY COWS. FRIDAY, APRIL 26th, at 11 a.m. In the Camchidce Bokouuii Yards. I have been favoured with instructions to sell on above date, in the Borough Yards, Cambridge, (QA GRAND WELL-BRED DAIRY 101/ COWS, all good and quiet, bred by J. D. Ormond, Esq., Hau'ko's Bay, all of them bfing in calt to pure Shorthorn bulls—Cambridge Duke, Duke of New Zealand, and Union. This will prove an opportunity that should not be missed by those wishing to obtain first-class, well-bred dairy stock. J . McNICOL, Auctioneer. N.B.—Sale at 11 a.m. sharp, PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Cambridge. Mr J, McNicol will sell, in a few days, part of Mr John Bull's TTIURNITUJ.IE AND EFFECTS, jO Piano, Several Choice Dairy Cows, Quiet Buggy Mare, New Harness, Buggy House, to remove; Pure Spanish and other Fowls, D.B. Gun, Etc., Etc. Also, About 70 Sheep, in lamb. J . McN I C OL_. FOR PRIVATE SALE. OAAA WETHERS, more than half Zl\J\J\J of then, fat 1200 First-class Breeding Ewes, from 6-tooth to full-mouth. J. McNICOL. -OH-ANT ED TO _ PURCHASE. Good American Farm Waggon, 2 Good Second-hand D.F, Ploughs, and a Good Second-hand Reaper and Mower, for lern-cuttins, J. McNICOL. •-ess™ < g B w '^!®l) We*// S OLD JEWELLERY MADE UP INTO NEW AND FASHIONABLE ARTICLES. iggp Pipes Repaired. Waterbury Watches repaired at trifling cost. All work executed in best style and satisfaction guaranteed. Spectacles regulated to all sights. 0 T I C E . I beg to notify to the friends and patrons of my late husband, Joseph Greenwood, that I intend CONTINUING THE BUSINESS. Having secured the services of a FIRST-CLASS HAIRDRESSER, &c &c, (who has now arrived in Hamilton), FROM MKSSRS MASON BROS.' WKLL-KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT, AUCKLAND, every satisfaction will be given in this department. By this step I hope to earn a livelihood for my young family, and I shall endeavour to conduct the business so as to secure the sympathy and support of the public. LUCY GREENWOOD. Hamilton, March 25th, 18S9. rp 111 S WAY PLEASE. WHY? I WANT A RIG OUT, and the nights are getting cold, and more BLANKETS are called for. You know Hathick has the name for supplying a good article. NOTICE TO THE SETTLERS OF WAIKATO. G. F. "MELLARS Having erected a NEW STEAM SAW AND PLANING MILL at TAUPIRI, thanks the Waikato settlers for past support, and hopes to merit a continuance of the same by supplying a first-class article at lowest possible prices, delivered by rail or road, or at the mill. RIMU AND KAHIKATEA TIMBER ! P. T.G. Flooring ! Matched Lining ! RUSTICATED WEATHERBOARDS ! SKIRTING ! ARCHITRAVES ! And all kinda of MOULDINGS for inside work, cither riinu i r kahiUatea, to order. The bush being y, heavy one, I shall be able to supply thu !>est of timber. Address all correspondence to G. F. MELLARS, TAUPIRI SAW MILLS, TAUKRI.