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Waikato Times, Volume XL, Issue 3206, 12 January 1893, Page 4

Auctions. W, J. HDITEI. THURSDAY, JANUARY 12. For Sale, at Hamilton Yarde, property ' I Mr TOmas Wi«i i 0 first-class draught 'tL BUGGY AND RIDING HORBKB D.F. Ploughs, Harness, etc. At 12 o'clock. W. J. HUNTER. fkioaV, January is. For Sale, , at Ngamawahia Yards, on Friday, January ,13th, . fpflE; rRIVILKGBS OP NGARUAI WAHIA RACES, to lie held January 2lst; ! as'follows : ! - Gates, Race Cards, Publicans' Booth, , . Temperance Booth, Maori Tern- , peraDce Booth; will be sold f 'immediately," before cattle sale .'Also; 2ft Strong WeanidC'alvcs, R. Fleming 1 12 Slrongiii Weaned Calved, Jeff. '■> j;o'6onner.' : 20' Mixed Cattle, G, F. Mellurs 10 Strong Weaned Calves, J, O'Grady 8 Strong ; Weaned Calves, M. O'Conner >lO Very Choice Calrcs, R.'James ' 6 Mixed Onttl«, 0. Stiff < ■ 60 Prime 1 Fat Wether Hoggets, E. and J. Donny 2 Active (-.Draught Horses, from Whatawhata ; Untried Solicited. . At 1 o'clock, W. J,V HUNTER. ' SATURDAY, JANUARY 14. For Sale, at Cambridge Yards, on Saturday, January 14th, W PRIME FAT HEIFERS, F. Hicfa 6 Prime Ftft Heifcrs and Yearling Steerri, G. Kwen 40 Strong Weaned Calves, from Newcombe, G. Kceley and Geo. Mann 4 Choice Heifers, well-grown, at calving, J. Forrest 12 Choice Calves, T. Hicks 30 Yearling Steers and Heifers 3 Fat Heifers | H Hip 10 Well-bred Pigs | H,ck ' 50 Sound-mouth Merino Ewes 40 Fat Ewes, Wai Valley 5 Draughts and Hacks, from ' Gwynnelands 5 Strong Hacks, from Ohaupo Double-seated Buggy, in g .order Quiet Buggy Horse, Tables, ! Chairs, Ac. 20 Draught and Riding Hones At 12 o'clock. W. J. HUNTER. TUESDAY, JANUARY 17. For Sale, at Ohaupo Yards, on Tuesday, January 17th, OfUl WELL-BRED CATTLE JjD\j principally steers 1} to 24 years old, from Messrs Gulvan Bros., R. Brown, Langley Bros,, Islington, Rich, Given, and settlers from Raglan 80 Choice Yearling Steers I From 20 Empty Cows I Hamilton 40 Very Choice Two and Two-and-a-half-year old Steers, from neighbourhood 40 Mixed Cattle, from Otorohanga 30 Fresh Empty Cows, from neighbourhood . 21 Very Choice Hand-fed Steer Calves, i ~ Richard Bell 23 Choice One-and-a-half-year-old Steers, James Thompson Fat Cattle, Dairy Cows, etc, At 1 o'clock. W. J. HUNTER. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Waiknto Sheep FkirThe undersigned will hold his first Sheep Fair of the season at Ohaupo Yards on • Wednesday, February Bth, of OA AAA EWES', LAMBS iU.UUU WETHERS k RAMS. Full particulars future adve rtiscment, At 12 o'clock. Early entries solicited that sheep may be properly advertised, W. J. HUNTER. ORION RANGE! I'HE most economical self-setting uliiingo made,, and will burn wooi ot coal. Several sizes made for burning wood in long lengths, and are specially adapted for the country. Thty are fitted with cast-iron or internally-tinned cop per" boilers;. Over 4000 in use in various parts of New Zealand. The ovens keep a good regular heat; they arc good bread liakcrs. The oven bottoms heat well. Pnsfry may be browned, and liquid substances-such as pie or a rice pudding-may be boiled on the oven If you are about to build a new kitchen cliiirnev, lie sure and have it fitted with the PATENT TAKE-ALL FLUE AND VENTILATOR. It gives a pure and cool atmosphere. Mo steam, heat, or ettluvia; no'headache. Consult your architect. A ND * J E NTRICAN Comiiiuox Aowt itVD Pbovucs CUSTOM'STREET, AUCKLAND. AND! LAND! LAND A Fortnne iin it—The Coming ■Colony. WESTERN AUSTRALIA. buildingTllotmevts. PERTH—THE CAPITAL CITF—PERTH. PEBTH-THE CAPITAL CITI-PEBTH, PEBTH—THE CAPITAL CITT-PESTH. P. Callaghan, Jd.v., the West Australian Land and Estate Agent, of Melbourne, having received many inquiries, has pleasure in informing residents in the Waikato D'.t'rict that he will shortly open a' brunch office at Wellington, and that t(i?Vi have now an opportunity of securing Building Lots in Perth, the capital, ami other.puts of Western Australia, on his popular and easy terms. The last of the,-colonies where land can still be bought in the capital city at a price within the reach of all.' Remember the fortunes made in Melbourne and Sydney in the early days, and take time by the forelock. A chance for a life time; within the reach of ail. From £f> us upwards; small deposit, balance extending over Two ybahs. Payment suspended in cases of sicknets or when out of employment. Apply toP. OALLAOIJAiY, .Tnv., P. 0., Wellington, All -l?tV w and promptly at- t< ' " tended to. . C