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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3040, 9 January 1892, Page 3

rt.ucr.ions J. McNICOL. OHAUI'O LI v K .STOUIv SALE. Tuesday. J/inuary 12th. At 1.30 p.m. "I A A HEAD of mixed store JUU CATTLE Fat Cattle. Dairy Cows, &c. 150 Good Merino Ewes, with large pi-ro-ntage of lambs at side, iron) (!. Mel'arlane 15 Good Ymmg Steers, F. R Gibson. 50 Heiid of Mixed Store Cattle, from Hanuatiki 100 Head of Good Store Cattle, from M oi-rin.'.villt; 200 Good Halfbred Ewes, in wool, with Rood percentage of Lambs at side, from Mangawhara J. McNICOL, WAITOA MONTHLY SALE. Friday, 15th January. At 1.30 p.m. FAT AND STORE CATTLE Fat and Store Sheep iEsar}**-c« 10 Fat Cattle, W. L. Orr 30 Fat Wethers, N, A. Larney Horses, &c. J . McNICOL. Hl# IMPORTANT SALE OF SHEEP (Lichfield Annual Sale), AT LICHFIELD, ox FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1892 At 1 o'clock sharp. J. McNICOL (in conjunction with W. J. Hunter) has received instructions from the New Zealand and Thames Valley Land Company (Limited) to sell by auction, as above, i n nnn first-class sheep LI',WvJ\J comprising Longwonl and Merino Ewes, Haltbred and Loiu; wool Ewe aud Wether Lambs. ThesiSheep are nil sound, healthy, good Sheep ; the Lambs particularly aro a first-clas line. Also, A number of Useful Riding, Ligln Ham ss, and Farm Horses. J. McNICOL,]

In conjunction with Auctioneer.*. W. J. HUNTER, J

w,mSro "annual SHEWP FAIR IX OIIAUPO Slili'iP YARDS. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, 3rd aud 4th February, 1802. I will hold my next ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR as above, ard will sell on WEDNESDAY', :3KD FEBRUARY, At 12 noon sharp, OA AAA BHKM>ING KWE 8. O'/U' «TGItK WETHERS, AND EWE AND WETHER LAMBS from Haw lie's B:iy, WhukaMne, Kin j Country, aud neighbourhood, comprising: 15,000 l.ongwool ami Crossbred Ewes. 2, 4, i!iid G-tooth, and fullmouthed 12.000 Good Longwool and Halfbred Lambs 2,000 Merino Ewes 2,000 Wetluis Asn <>s THURSDAY', 4tii FEBRUARY, rA A LI NOO LN , LEICESTER. OWU UOMNK\" .M ARSH, SttROPSHIRE, SOUTHDOWN, & MERINO RAMS. My arrangem nils for receiving, draft ing, yarding, and tor q'lick delivery Sheep will be found mi.s: complete. No entries received within five days of sale, so that all sheep may be cata logued. All the above lots arc advertised for this sale, subject t > their bsing sold privately previous to day of sale by me. N.B.—Special Train from Auckland morning of Sale, returning to Auckland in evening. For timetable see railway posters. J. McNICOL, Auctioneer. A NY' PERSON found TRE>iPAS-i /\ ING with dosrs on the Kereon Estate will be PROSECUTED. JAM' S GORDON. 1L L A "■ Shed Merchant, T E AWAMUTU, HAS ON HALE: NEW CARTER'S CHAMPION SWEDE NEW SUTTON'S CHAMPION SWED NEW XAT ES' CHAMPION SWEDE R. T. MILLAR, Seed Merchant. T E A W A M U TU . | Q CASES NEW GOOD-i fw I O CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR, bought at special reductions at end ol the London season, now on display ai

MILNE AND CHOYCE'S. Lace Mautlca aud Capes, 15s Gd to 120s ; bargains Ladies' and Child's Costumes ; a special job Ladies' and Chill's Sunshades, much below value Paris Dress Lengths in fancy stuffs,

Delaines, Silks, Sattcens, Muslins, Prints, Boxed White Dresses, all below value Hosiery in Plain and Hibbed Cashmere, 25 pel - C' nt. belo value Umbrellas, Is lid to 30s ; several special noveliies Millinery aud Straw Goods. Al.<o, Two Cases Knic-kuacs -uitablc*. for 'Xinas aud New Y ur P eseuts, including Porcelain P n|UOJ for painting i n, Hand-paint <i Plaques, Glove at d Handkerch -i S.-w, Trays, Bat's, Fans, Pursj-s, 11 a :d-painted Satchels, &c., &c. Wr ie for sum *fcs and prices. MILNE iv CHOYCE, AUCKLAND,