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Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2622, 2 May 1889, Page 4

AuctionsALFRED BUCKLAND & SONS. A LFREI) AUCKLAND & QONS jt\.LFIIKU IJUCKLAIN D & DONS Hay mark kt, Auckland, AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS, particularly engaged in sale of LIVE STOCK, GRAIN, HIDES; WOOL, yHEEI'SKINS, TALLOW, AND ALL FARM PRODUCE. Eligible Farms and Sheep Runs for sale. Established isr>4. \V. J. HUNTER. SATURDAY, MAY 4. For sale at To Awamutu Yards 011 Saturday, May 4th, Horse s, prod uc e, &c. '2 Active Staunch Mares, by Wellington Strong Active Colt, 5 years old Meat at J. Cunningham's. 10 Good Store Pigs At 1.30 o'clock. W. ,1 . HUNTER. WEDNESDAY, MAY S. LAl«;i<: AND IMPORTANT SALE or Horses, Cattle, Implements, &c., AT TE AWAMUTU.

The undersi»nc-d lias received instructions from' Air W. S. Rutherford {who lias leased his Farm), to sell, in conjunction with Mr J. AlcNicol, on the Kami, To Awamutu, on Wednesday, May Sth, as follows : 1 A DAI 11 V COW S, 1U very forward in calf 20 12 and IS months Young Cattle :i Fat Lambs 1 j-year-old Bay Jlare, by Sterlingworth, lady's hack and grand jumper 1 5-ycar old Heavy Draught Mare. any trial 1 -1-year-old Bay Mare, by Bonnie Prince I Good at all 1 Brown Marc, Nell (farm work. 1 Black Gelding, Princc J Foals at foot by 1 Black ATare | Stonewall Jack--1 Chestnut Marc j'son, and stinted J to Merrylegs. 2 o-ycar-old Fillies, stinted to Pony Stallion 1 4-year-old Bay Mare, by Feve, very fast, and good jumper 1 -1-year-old Bay Gelding, good hack 1 3-year-old Chestuut Unbroken Filly 1 Quiet Girl's Pony Lowdown Buckeye, in good order, worked one season ; D. F. Wallace Plough, S.F. ii.A. Plough (two-wheel), 3-horsc Tine Harrows, Seed do., 1 IS horse Diec Harrows (Reid and Gray), in first class or !cr, pole and 4horso tree for do. extra ; Large Totara Roller and Frame, Scarifier and Moulder, Mowing Machine lor fern cutting, Hand Barrow, Seed Sower, Good Farm Waggon (nearly new), Large Tip Dray, Forks, Spades, Grubbers, Wheelbarrow, &c., 2 Sets Waggon Harness, 2 Sets Cart do., Plough and Lead do, 2 Sets IS horse Trees, 1 Set 4 do., <10.. Saddles and Bridies, 14 !! x ' Kauri Planks, Lot First-class Flooring and Ceiling Boards. Lot Second-class Timber, Barrel of Tar, Castor Oil, Grindstone, Steelyards, Carpenters' Bench, Vyce and Tools, Lot Zinc and Spouting, 2 Large liick Sheets, Pit Saw, Keg Dugald's Sheep Dip, 2 Factory Cars, Dairy .Stove, Barrel Churn, Small do.. Strainers, Milk Dishes, Household Furniture 10 Sarks Fowl Wheat, 5 good Bacon Pigs, Brood Sow, Pig Troughs, Lot Fowls, 20 Bushels Lupin Seed Stack good Clover Hay, about 7 tons Stack Meadow Hay (about 0 ton*, h.>t years). 2 Tons Hobart Seed Potatoes, Sundries, & c. Luncheon Provided.

At I o'clock. The A iirliuM i : s v. oulil cull fprcial attention to c Horses arc in firstclass I'OMiliLii.u. voting ami good. Implements in I wi>il;mg order, and an curly ;itU-IKIii!..T !•( I[U I'.it ud. U\ J. II rNTKR. THURSDAY, MAY 0. For sale at the Borough Yards, Hamilton, on Thursday, May Och, CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES, &c. 15 - year ■ old Heavy Draught Gelding. 20 Weaned Calves j p Talna]iere o.i'at Cows \ 12 Choice Calves, from Mr Radford 20 Store I'igs At 1 o'clock. W. J . HUNTER. SATURDAY, MAY 11. For Sale at Cambridge Yards, on Saturday, Muy 11th, AND STORE CATTLE, Dairy Cows, &c. 100 Iron Standards Reaper and Binilsr 20 Good Fowls Large Waggon, carry SOcvvt. M 0 Useful Horses, &c. At 12 o'clock. W . J. HUNT E R . j; AST E R OF F E RINGS! Birthday Presents!! GIFTS FOR ALL SEASONS. JOS. fanneljL, S'r \ nfiM.i:. Kiv., Hamilton, Regs to annonnno to his friends and the imllie generally that lie has just opened up a Large Assortment of Fancy Goods, including many entirely new and novel lines, u hich he is offering at marvellously cheap prices, and which arc well worth inspection. BILLHEADS, &c., printed cheaply and w eli at The Waikato Times Office.