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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2910, 10 March 1891, Page 4

H.X&. IV X *. ' Auctions. W. J. HUNTER. to-morro \v. SECOND SHEEP FAIR AT OHAUPO. The undersigned will hold his second sheep fair of the season at Ohaupo Yards on Wednesday, March 11th, of 8,000 "Kb"™ 8 AND At 1 o'clock. W. J . HUNTER. SATURDAY, MARCH 14. For Sale, at Cambridge Yards, on Saturday, March 14th, 8P RIM 14 COWS, R Reynolds 30 Very Choice Yearling and Eighteen Months Steers and Heifers Quiet Two-year-old Bull 14 Strong Steer Calves 6 Fresh Cows, nearly beef 2 First - class Young Cows, just calved, from Mnnavale 10 Well-bred Young Pigs, lOlbs. Tas- | manian Black Wattle Seed 2 Dozen Fat Fowls and Ducks, from Hamilton 20 Fat Fowls and Ducks, Cambridge Single-seated Buggy and Harness Strong Double-seated Buggy and Harness Turnip Drill Light Express Wageon Upstanding Creamy Harness Horse Fast-trotting Good Buggy Mare 30 Hiding and Harness Horses, Produce, Poultry, Ac. 4 Tons Good Chaff 2 Side-saddles 1 First-class Dog-cart At 12 o'clock. W. J. "H~U NTK R. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18. Special Sale of Horses at Cambridge. The undersigned will hold a special sale of horses at Cambridge on Wednesday, March 18th (day after Cambridge races). Entries to date are from— C. Lake, Vosper, Allwill, Windsor, J. Brown, Furze, Wise, Robert Walker, Chitty, R. S. Hunter, W. Thornton, M. H. Pickering, J. Forrest, Main, Jas. Smith, Gribble, Fogarty, Norrish, Langley, Graham, B. Ewen, Wilson Bros., G. Booth, Richard Dodd, T. Dodd, F. B. Jolly, H. Paton, Robt. Reynolds, C. Roberts, Wallace Jones, R. Norrish, W. Semmens, C. Barnes, Pendergrast, M. Fitzgerald, T. W. Davis, A. White, R. Chambers, Nixon, J. Bridgman, F. Littlewood, Johnson Bros., Sturcess, Bettley, (Crosby, S. Millar and others. Entries solicited. Horses will be entered as arrive at yards morning of sale, and will be offered as numbered, irrespective of class. At 12 o'clock, W. J. HUNTER. MONDAY, MARCH 16. In consequcncc of Tuesday, March 17th, being a holiday, my usual sale will be held at Ohaupo on Monday, March 16th, of f»A TWO TO THREE-YEAR-OLD OV* STEERS, well-bred, from Kopua 110 First-class Empty Cows, nearly beef 20 Good Steer Calves, from Ohaupo Flat 20 Good Three-year-old \ Turnip Steers from Fresh Empty tows V Hamilton 12 Well-bred learhng I Heifers ' 30 Two-year-old Steers and Fresh Cows, from neighbourhood 70 Choice Eighteen- {rom Steers (_ Alex--40 Choice Eightccn-months j an j ra Heifers j 50 Strong Weaned Calves 00 Head Fat Cattle, Sheep, &c. At 1 o'clock. W. J. HUNT ER. THURSDAY, MARCH 26. The undersigned will hold his Autumn Sale at Ngariiawahia Yards on Thurs day, March 2lith, of CATTLE, HORSES, ETC. Quiet Two-year-old Bull 20 Strong Calves Boat, 15ft. Gin. long, to be seen at W. Washer's 12 Mixed Cattle, J. H. Latham 20 Quiet Yearling Steers'! 10 Quiet Yearling Little ; yood Heifers I 5 Four-year-old Bullocks, Salsbury 20 Quiet Well-bred Calves, John Martin 20 Fresh Empty Cows aud Calves, from Taupiri Entries Solicited, At 1 o'clock. W. J. HUNTER. WANTED AT THIS SALE—2OO Strong Calves and Yearlings, mixed SCXC3. fJIHE QENTRAL £JOMMERCIAL AND JjIAMILY "pjOTEL, COIIXKK 01' VICTORIA -VXD HIGH SIS., (A few doors from Queen-st.), AUCKLAND. This New Hotel has just been finished, and is furnished with Every Modern Comfort and Convenience, And is Specially .Scitarlf. for Tourists, Families and Commercial Gentlemen, Being only two minutes' walk to the Post Office, Opera House, and Albert Park. Luncheon from 1 to 2. W SPLENDID BILLIARD ROOM Tai Containing two of Alcoek's Best Tables. Ei.ectrti! Bki.ls. Telephone, 400. S. O. fJAULTON. riIOPRTF.TOTt. JOHN jg I! T T L E Y, Wholesale and Retail Butcher, HAMILTON WEST (Opposite Gwynne's Hotel). And at Wkatawuata.