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Waikato Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 2852, 23 October 1890, Page 4

Auctions. W. J. HUNTEB. THIS DAY. For Sale this day, at Ngaruawahia Yiinls, CIATTLK, MORSES, FARMING > IMPLEMENT-!, JiTC. At 1 o'clock. W. J. H U N T E R. SATURDAY OCTOBER 25. For Sale at Cambridge Yards, on Saturday, October "i.jtli, \ r VERY CHOICE I and H-) .SIt) YEAR-OLD STEERS ( |"g 10 Very Choice Yearling IJ: § Heifers ) ° 5 Empty Cows and 8 Strong Calves, T. Hicks 12 Steer and Heifer Yearlings 5 Choice 2-year-old Steers Well-bred Yearling Roan Bull 2 Choic. Cows, at calving, C. Crouch 10 Choice Yearling Steers, Jos. Butler 12 Choice Yearling Steers, from neighbourhood 10 Well-bred Yearling and two-year-old Steers, R. Swayne First-class Roan Bull, 4 years old, gets good stock Well-bred Roan Bull, 2 years old 3 First-class Dairy Cows, at calving Staunch Kli>ck Draught Mare First-class liiy Buggy Mare, has been driven by a lady Creamy Pony, quiet in harness Unbroken Colt First-class Heavy Draught Mare, any trial Bay Medium Draught Horse, active and good Dr. Haddington's Well • known Buggy Horse Dirkie Spring Cartaud Harness, Produce, &c. Tip Dray, Light Express and Harness, D. F. Wallace Plough 12 Younu Pure Berkshire Pigs 40 Fat Sheep 20 Good Store Pigs, from Kihikihi 20 Unbroken Horses, from Native country At 12 o'clock. W. J. HUNTER. Wanted at this Sale—loo Good Table Fowls and JOO Well-bred Young Pigs. TUESDAY, OCiOBER 28. For Sale, at Ohaupo Yards, on Tuesday, October 28th, OAA HEAD GOOD OUIJ CATTLE 50 Choice Throe and Foiir-\ ]tV year • old Bu'.loeks, jJ ro ™ nearly be f ' wii.-J 20 Grown Spayed Heifers, f \y®? ' nearly beef " a / 10 Prime Beef J tetU " a 20 Empty Cows and Heifers, now off turnips, and nearly beef 70 Very Choice U anil 2-year old Steers, in pooii condition, from Te Awamutn 15 Choice Yearling Heifers ) = £ « 10 Choice Yearling Steers .- 3-* s G Prime Fat Cows ) l(j Fat Heifers, from Harapcpe and Kihikihi Pure Jersey Bull, 2 years old, bred by J. M. Clarke, Esq. 50 Head Fat Cattle, Dairy Cows Quiet Hoise, Good Single-seated Buggy and Harness Also, On account of Mr H. Gillett (who has left Waikato), The Whole of his Choice Dairy Cows, at calving, or in full inillt, without reserve The Merino Ewes and Lambs adve - tised from Otorohanga will not be forward, owing to floods. At 1 o'clock. W ■ J. HUNTER. JOmT PARR Aoext FOK J£D. yy EBB AND g ONS PURE HOME-GROWN AGRICULTURAL AND VEGETABLE SEEDS. WEBBS' RED CLOVER WEBBS' WHITE CLOVER WE BUS' ALSYKE WEBBS' COWGRASS WEBBS' TIMOTHY. COLONIAL PERENNIAL RYEGRASS COLONIAL ITALIAN RYEGRASS COLONIAL COCKSFOOT. AGENT FOB JCE BONEDUST. LA WES' SUPERPHOSPHATES. GENERAL IRONMONGERY, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. The largest general stock of Ironmongery in the Waikato to select from. HAMILTON HOUSE, HAMILTON. VV. E. M EAES ' IMPORTEB OF BOOKS, MUSIC AND STATIONERY. Orders received for English and American Papers and Period inula. Young Ladies' Journal, ISs per year, posted. How to Make the Farm Pay, 770 pages, 140 illustrations, post free, for 7s fid. Victoria, Boosey'a, and Cavendish MusicBooks, posted, Is .'id. Chappell's Mohawk Christy Music Books, posted, Is (3d. Music for Concertina, Flute, Violin, &<\ Sunday at Home and Leisure Hour, post free, 8s fid ; back volumes, post free, (is Cd ; Young England, 7s (id ; Chatterbox, 4s Od ; Little Folks, 5s ; Little Wide Awake, ss; Child's Own, 2s ; Children's Friend, 2s Od ; Child's Companion, 2s Gil ; McMillan's Colonial Library, by best authors, post free, 3s Id each ; Library Series, post free, Is 7d, four for 6s ; Every Week, 3s Oil; London Journal, (is Gil, back volumes 5s ; Family Herald Supplements, 20 complete tales, 4s; Novelettes, 13 complete tales, 2s 6d; British Workman, 2s Oil ; Band of Hope, Is 9il. Any of above sent post free on receipt of postal note or stamps to required amount. Any Book or Music not in stock will be procured to order from London if required. W. E. MEARS, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND MUSIC SELLER, p O R SALE. A JOHNSON lIEAPER & BINDER, in good order, almost equal to new. FRIGE. FIFTEEN (iUINEAS. Terms very liberal. THOMAS WELLS, Cambridge.