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Waikato Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 2806, 8 July 1890, Page 4

Auctions. ALFBED BPCKLAND & 90M3. Alfred tjuckland & oons lfred ijuckland & oons Haymarket, Auckland, AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS, "particularly engaged in sale of LITE STOCK, GRAIN. HIDES, WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, TALLOW, AND ALL FARM PRODUCE. Eligitlb Farms and Sheep Runs for sale. Ebtabushkd 1854, W. J. HDHTEE. THIS DAY. For Sale at Ohaupo Yards on Tuesday, July Bth, -tf} CHOICE DAIRY COWS, \.£l to caWe September, T. H. Wilkinson, Te Awamutu 4 Choice Heifers, at calving ) From 6 First-class Dairy Cows, to > Camcalvo September J bridge 9 Four-year-old Bullocks, off turnips, from Rangiaohia 20 Young Empty Cows and Heifers, off turnips 100 Choice Yearlings, principally Steers, and hand fed 60 Head Fat Cattle 40 Mixed Cattle, from Otorohanga 60 Lincoln Ewes, in lamb Dairy Cows, Sheep, &c. 47 Horses, from Native Country, of all classes D.F. Wallace Plough, in first-elaas order Sheep Dip. At 1 o'clock. FOR PRIVATE SALE (CHEAP). COMPACT FARM, of 2CO acrce, all in grass j good Fi'•β-roomed House, Dairy, Outhouse , :, &c. W. J . HUNTER. " TTEROES OF THK DARK CONXl TINENT." Mr H. C. Sack, of Hamilton, has been appointed by the Oceanic Publishing Company, of Sydney, Sole Agent for the Waikato district for the sale of their new work, "The Full History of Stanley's Expedition for the Belief of Emin Pasha." This is the only work that treats fnlly on Stanley's last great expedition. It contains 500 beautiful illustrations, graphically depicting many of the stirring scenes and adventures passed through by this great explorer. OVEUNOE gEOWNE FAMILY HOTEL, HOBSON-BTREET, AUCKLAND Central position, close to Whartts and Railway Station. The hotel having been lately entirely rebuilt, affords every modern convenience to travellers and families. Day AMD NiHiiT Porters always ix Attendance. BILLIARD TABLE ! HOT & COLD BATHS ! S . C . O~AU LTON. (Lnte of the Albert Hotel), Pkopbjbtor. TWEEDS, NOT WORDS. BROWN, BARRETT & CO. Having floated our Packet Teas successfully, we intend for a time to spend the profit made by that branch with our supporters—casting bread upon the waters and looking for our harvest when business in New Zealand improves. For this purpose we will give away during December and January next about 9,500 Prizes to the Purchasers o! our Famous Packet Teas. So as to distribute these Suitable Presents liberally, we intend placing Fifteen Prizes in each case of Tea,

BROWN, BARRETT & CO., T]£A, COFFKK, AND SPICE MERCHANTS, AUCKLAND. JOHN PARR, AGENT FOB ED, WEBB & SONS' PURE HOMEGROWN AGRICULTURAL & VEGETABLE SEEDS. PERENNIAL RYEGRASS ITALIAN RYEGRASS COCKSFOOT. Lawes' 36 % Superphosphates. JCE BONEDUST. Best Brands of Galvanised, Barb and Plain FENCING WIKE! Walker's Ikos Rollers and Pins. CORRUGATED IRON, RI DOING SPOUTING, ETC. BREECH & MUZZLE LOADING GUNS, AMMUNITION, ETC., ETC. At my Cambridge Store only, THE MO A BRAND OF BOOTS AND SHOES, Prize winners at the Dunedin Exhibition. Builders and Gknekal Ironmonokry. PAPERHANGINGS, PAINTS, OILS. GROCERY AND EARTHENWARE. HAMILTON & CAMBRIDGE. Agent for the Colonial Mutual Life Aseurancc Association. t>~u~t te r kegs. Tlie undersigned begs to inform his customers that he has on hand a large stock of well-seasoned TOTARA BUTTER KEGS, hooped in galvanised iron. These kegs received epecial mention at the Horticultural Show, Cambridge. To be had of all the leading storekeepers. A. WILLIAMS, Cooper Ngarunwaliia. OHAUPO rpiMBEE jy/JILLS Orders sent to the undersigned for BOUGH OE WORKED RIMU OR KAHIKATEA TIMBER will receive prompt attention. Timber, delivered by rail or road, at lowest prices. KUSABS AND SONS, OHAUPO.