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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3016, 12 November 1891, Page 4

Auctions. W. J. HUNTER T HIS DAY. Kor sale at Hamilton Borough Yards on Thursday, November 12th, 1 OA VERY CHOICE HAND-FED I £\J STEERS, 12 to 18 months old, carefully selected, well bred, and quiet 40 Three ami Four-year-old Freahconditioned Steers, from Mr C. Sutcon, Waitutuna •10 Choice Yearling Steers, F. Jolly 10 Two-year-old StciM \ From neigh--4 Fat Ccrna / bonrhood 180 Good Crossbred Store Wethers, in wool 5 Draught Mares and Geldings, \V. L-ivett, Auckland Medium Draught Horse, suitable for pprinpeart, R. H. Nicholson Riding and Draught Horses Springcart and Harness 6 Strong Plough and Draught Horses from Auckland At 1.30 o'clock. W. J. """HUNTER. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14. For Sale, at Te Awamutu Yards, on Saturday, November 14th, FLAX-MILL PLANT, viz., Fly-wheel, ISft. in diameter; 2 Strippers, Scutcher, Press, Weighing Machine, up to 14 cwt; Steelyards, up to 4 cwt; 2 Panel Doors, and Lot Sundries Also, Mr H. Lowis , Six roomed Cottage, besides Bath - room, Concrete Wash-house and Copper Fixture, Cooking Range, Tanks, together with Good Young Orchard and Five Acres of First-class Land, known as late residence of Rev. McDonald, beautifully situated in township of Te Awamutu. Intending purchasers can view property. Terms easy Also, The Iron Buililint's close to hotel, comprising 3 Shops, standing on Lots 7 and 8. Full particulars at sale Also, 150 lbs. New Cheese \ » 6 Now Saddles, Buggy U allace Whips, etc. J Good Store, Produce, Fowls, etc. SO Useful Horses At 12 o'clock. N.B.—Poultry wanted at this sale. W. J. II UNT ER . RANGIRIRI CATTLE SALE. Wednesday, November 18th. The undersigned will hold a LARGE CATTLE SALE lit Rungiriri Yards on Wednesday, November 18th, of 1 C\d HEAD WELL BRED CATTLE, J.V/V/ principally Steers, 1 to 4 yeara old, from YVuir.-iiigi •10 Grown Stetr.i and Large-framed Empty Cows, MuKinuon Bros. ">() Young Cattle, IM Storey •20 Well-bred Fresh Three-year«old Steers, from Wairangi 20 Mixed Cuttle, Gtnui.l .'io Cows and •Steer.-', 15. Marshall 17 Fat Wethers and Hoggets, F. Hubbard 50 Mixed Cattle from neighbourhood. Also, to be fold for trespassing for two years on D. Hertnian'a property, Light Red Steer, branded like 1 on left rump Entries cm be made with Mr Read, Rangiriri, or the auctioneer, Ohaupo. For Private Sale, or lease for the sea> son—The Trotting and Coaching Stallion Merrymaker. W. J. HJNTE a. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26. SPECIAL HORSE SALE AT CAMBRIDGE. fjntlE undersigned will hold his next 1 SPECIAL HORSE SALE at Cambridge on Thursday, November 26th. Entries to date from P. Boltor, Robt. Bruce, P. Corcoran, W. M. Doughs, S. Seddou, O. Roberts, W. Voaper, T. Hicks, W. K. Carter, W. Thornton, J, J. Graham, Haddon, Jos. Gane, G. G:ine, (lane Bros., Jas, Hamilton. Arnabohli '1 , . Marshall, Hannon Bros., J. T. Hicks' Jno. Hally, O. Booth, Kingdon, A. Shaw , H. Bond, J. Bosanko, R. Mears, W. Grey, A. [lenrloisnn, U. Wataon, J. R. S. Richardson, W. Kturccss, Bailey, J. Hodgson, J. Wills, Oorhetf, Joluistonc 'laos., S. C'lliler, G. I'niu-ny. J. Clements, (I. Clark. Nixon, .1. IM!'l"h:>:i, Geo. Coomur, Willinm-i'i;, ! ; . iiv.tn, (J. Lake, W. J. Thoiuvi-;i,-.i. iir.'l "U-o-f. i'liilii'.; .Solicited. \V. .1. !f UNT ER. >>.' )T \ S IT-MANURED FOR ' J^JIJ - TURNIPS SUPERPHOSPHATES, j\ t TROO- rcN-( SULPfTATK 0F KAIMIT GUANOS l> KBu v I AN & UUiinuo PHOSPHATIC IRON- S ULI'HATK BONftDUSTS NOAKUAWAHIA BONEMILL. n.fe, h&V&lu <& ww., SEED & MANURE MERCHANTS, Offer the above Manures to Farmers and other." in tjUitntiti- a to suit purchasers; ab.o Cinin, Cl'.nvr, ami Turnip Seeds. Oklcim forwarded to W. S. L- <fe Co., Customs'street, Auckland, will moct with proir.pt nttuutiou. Highest price given for Bones delivered ;it i\i,'iiiuawa!iia. O&ANGEB, TAHITI ORANGES. DON'AU) AND EDENBOROUGH (Auckland, Tahiti, and Raratonga), Ifiivi , ■ nlwiiya on saK , and to arrive from the South S'ca Islands : — OKAfiGES BANANAS PINEAPPLES PEANUTS COCOANUTS LIMEJUICE AMD DESICCATED COCOANUTS. Ij-y Purchasers enn always rely on the D & K brand being the best in the Mar» k.it, and that the utmost care will be used in sorting and pricking the fruit before delivery. The public are respectfully requested when (lurehising to ask i-ok Tahiti OKAKtIFS, ANli SEE THAT THEY OKT THEM. Tahiti Oranges are admittedly the Finest in the World. DONALD AND EDENBOROUGH, Commeiice-strket, Aucki-axh.