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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3180, 10 November 1892, Page 4

Auctions. W. J. HUJfTEE. THIS DAY'. For Pale, at Hamilton Borough Yards, on Thursday, November 10th, J CHOICE SPRINGING lIEIRFE3, x .J. Jiregtnan 00 Kour-tooth Cross-bred Prom Kw.-.s mid Lambs J- l<" rauk.'!o Fat Ewes J ton 100 Mixed Store Cuttle Fat Cattle, etc. Strong Black Riding Horse 1 % Well-bred Bay Riding \ciji Mare ) O 2 Factory Cans, Tubs, and Buckets 56 Well-bred Young Cattle, principally steers, 12 to IS months old Good Buggy Mare, by Merrylcgs, staunch and quiet •Set of Buggy Harness, ncariy new At 12 o'clock. W. J. HUNTER. N.B.—For Private Sale: A First-class Waggon, suitable for timber, twoinch axle, kauri body, and iron-bark yokes. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12. For Sale at the Te Awamutu Yards, on Saturday, November 12th. O GOOD HACKS! from O Useful Plough HorseJ Alexandra 12 Extra Choice Yearlings, from Kihikihi Heavy Draught Mare, 1 . M a r ytri n' 11. tt Kihikihi Medium Draught Horse ) 3 Cwt. First-class Corn-fed Bacon Horses, Produce, etc. 20 Well-bred Berkshire Pigs, six weeks to three months' old, Jas. McGuirk Single-seated Buggy and Harness New Winnowing Machine, Wooden Roller, Two-horse Disc Harrows 20 Heavy Fat Lincoln \ Wethers I John 10 Lincoln Ewes and i Bosanko Lambs / S. F. Plough, Plough and Scarifier (com- | bined) }- £ Harrows, Stviugletrees, Sun- i S, dry Harness J 1 Acre Land, being Section 77, Alexandra West At 1 o'clock. W. J. HUNTER. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17. For Sate, at Yards, on Thursday, November 17th, rnn head good cattle. OUU Entries to date are : 50 Well-bred Three and Four-year-old Bullocks and Cows, McKinnon Bros. 50 Well-bred Three and Four-year-old Bullocks, from 100 Bullocks and Cows, from Natives, West Coast 77 Well-bred Cattle, principally two and three-year-old steers, D. Bruce and Sons 14 Well-bred Two-year-old Steers, R, Lindsay 30 Grown Steers and Cows, F. Hubbard 12 Choice Two-year-old Steers, Ralph Bros. 15 Choice Yearling Steers, from neighbourhood 15 Two-year-old Cattle, mixed sexes, J. Duncan 14 Choice Heifers a _

10 One and a> half-year-old j.2 c Steers I °| oi 15 Cows and Hei -/ 0 w « fer3 - 2 fa Shorthorn Bull J 15 Mixed Cattle, A. Kiddie Quiet Baggy Horse and Harness, Kensington 100 Mixed Cattle, from various owners 30 Cattle, principally steers H years old, Wm. Young 30 Well - bred Mixed \ Cattle I Choice Shorthorn I -r, Yearling Bull, bred B h roS " by Reid Bros. ( Matahura 2 Good Strong Riding I Cobs / At 1 o'clock. W J . II UNT ER. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10. For Rale at Cambridge Yards, on Saturday, November 19th. 6 HEAVY DRAUGHT MARES \ «-•§ AND GELDINGS ° g 4 Real Good Light Tip Drays It A 2 Sets Lead Harness, D. F. / §, • Plough, S.F, Plough, Scoop, etc. J 6 Fat Cattle, R, Reynolds 6 Good Dairy Cows C Good Dairy Cows, in full"! o milk I S g -S 40 Yearling Steers and j °ha Heifers J*j~ 30 Head Young Cattle, mixed sexes 200 Longwool Hoggets, in wool, from neighbourhood Roan Harness Mare, ) r f>vrs. old ( il jm 2 Good Plough Horses ) 1 «°t»°roa Single-Seated Buggy and Harnets Quiet Buggy Mare, can be driven by a lady Strong Good Lady's Hack Heavy Draught Grey \ Mare, staunch and I , good L fr " m Heavy Draught Geld- j Hauta P u >»g ' / Quiet Buggy Mare, very quiet, and fast trotter Useful Farm Horse I! Good Hacks 40 Prime Shorn Fat Wethers, J. Hi el; a 12 Young Cattle, Tickers, sen. 10 Well-bred Calves, W. Nicholl 6 Prime Fat Heifers ) T , 12 Fat Lambs * ro ! n 12 Strong Calves j K;,uta t ui Draught Horses Drays Eating and Seed Potatoes Fowls, etc. W . J. HUNTER. Fnt Steers and Heifers from M. Butler and F. Hicks sold privately. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20. For Sale, at > 7garuawahia Yards, on Fridiy, November 25th, CATTLE, SH;EEP, HORSES. &c. 27 Choice 2 and 2A-year- \ old Steers I P. Well - bred Shorthorn j O'Brien Bull I At 1 o'clock. Entries solicited. 1 ! W . J . HUNTE R . 1

Messrs stephens and evan's Registry Office for Male »n 1 Female Labour, House, Land ami Estate Agency, 220, Queen-street, Auckland.— Male Labour : Engineers, Clerks, Shop Assistants, Carpenturs, Cooks (hotel), Waiters, Bushmen, Milkers, Ploughmen, General Farm Hands, Useful Men, Etc. Female Labour : Governesses, Lady Helps, Housekeepers, Onoks, Housemaids, Laundresses, Uenerais, Waitresses, Nurse-girls, Etc. As we have a large number of applicants, we are always in a position to despatch one at a moment's notice. N.B.—We i'3Comiiiei)d employers to try our office when in need of labour, as wo feel sure they will meet with every satisfaction.