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Waikato Times, Volume XL, Issue 3212, 26 January 1893, Page 4

TUESDAY,, For-Sale, at Ohaupo .Yards, on Tuesday, January 31st, 00, .GROWN,,mPRE§H HEIFERS,, 00 i\< Poland Four-year-old Steers,? fromKawhia '" ~. i.. ; . 30 Choice Two.and Two-and-a-half-year-old Steers, TeAnga 2Q Well-bred Covys and Calves 10 StoreCiittjo':,;-■':|'i. From;y, 4 Heavy Bullocks J.Hauyatiki fiO Very Choice Shorthorn.\ n > Steers, ,13 ;to.j<.lßf John months (Ormsby • 20 Good, Heifers J, v 20 Choice 'Oiie-and-a,'- half-year ■ old U .Heifers,'-from 'Hamilton ':\ >'■ 8 Prime Fat.Heifers, frbhuTamahere. If ChoioiJ Steer Calves,.'. McGuirk 30 Choice.'Two-year-old'lGa 1 y«n Steers ■><■. | Bros., 30 Fiesh Cowsand Heifers) To Mata ilHTFutrCattle, Dairy"Cows;<etc. i :; ; At 1 o'clock,, H^.^„,: HU-NX,p. ■ v -,-, i <•' ISIiL .uooormiCK. Reaper and Binder, nearly new; can bo seen at Te Awamutu station. Wanted at this Sale-Four Active Young ~,P»ugb.t Mares,' .or ,Geldings, not '" 'over 6yea'ra'6l(i, staunch' in harness; bays with black points prefened. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2. For Sale', at Hamilton Borough Yards, ■ „., H ,on Thursday,"February 2nd, .. OfUYOUNG ..STORE ;COW ( S 4U'" : 'frp'm Hamilton;E»st / 12 Well-bred tivo-and-a half-year-old T. McKnight ■ ' .-100sMixed StoreGattlo. v \ ■:.' H v Pairi Good' Farm Horses, W.CIon n '..•:, Dairy Cows,' Fat Cattle, etc., £1 At 12 o'clock. W. J. HUNTER. For Private Sale': Strong Waggon, will carry 2$ tons, with 5-inch tires. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4. For Sale; at Te'Awamutu,' on Saturday, February 4th, HORSES, PRODUCE, ha, 3D.8. Guns, 3 Saddles and Bridles, New Side-saddle, 6 Whips, 6 Two-gallon Iron Buckets, large quantity Suits Clothes, Trousers, Shirts, Lamps, Pipes, Teapots, Clocks, etc. .„]2,Cheese, A.^Wallace,..,, .. ~ , ,' Bertram I / >. | / ChYstnut Mare, 6 years, by Merrylegs, good in all harness, and stinted to Frince Fergus Medium Draught Colt, 3 years, broken to lead At-1 o'clock. waj ; /Uu^nt.er.

Wanted at'tliis Sale4Young Pat Fowls ..-.and Turkeys, in.boxes. •.. : * WEDNESDAY) 8. ' , Waikato Sheep Fair The undersigned'will hold' his first Sheep Fair of the season at OliSUjio' Yards oil Wednesday, FebruarycHV, of ', W,\JV\) 'WETHERS & RAMS. Entries to datp from :—E. 8.. Hi]', John May, H. Brunskjl), W, Brnnskil;,, Johnißpßiinkp/: J;, ? Rybiirh, William-Sea-raiiekef'John Blain, Shillson/T. Waik'er,' Burn-Murdocli, J. Tutchen, Thos, Jolly, R, Noble, J. G. Reid, R. Bosankoj' r WalteV].Bearanoke, Moon, Thos. Monk, C. B. Vickera, H. Graham, A.B. Whceleri'Pi ; octof,'Phiillip's, : Gibbi. soii) Langley Brcs,, Mrs Grace, Mrs Corboy, Gorton Estate, C. Nichollß, •Porter^Brm^f,W l he)ii:oli;<if.VDa:viß,' i \Vin.,'Davis| ! Thomas Cowley, r Hannon Bros., Bruce, .Perry, Tease; Crump, Melville; J. MeCaw, W. J, Hunter, Kusabs Bros., A. Hardy, R. Scddou, W. Selby, Geo, McCann, To Aiiga,,NgainU|,and others... . ~, Early entries solicited that sheep niay.be properly advertised, \Y. J. HUNTER. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23. fvx yy \ ",-•!.• :■ -■■ ; ' r For Sale, at Rangiriri Yards, on Thursday, February 23rd, r]C\ VERY CHOICE 15 TO 18IVI MONTHS STEERS AND IIEIFKRS, F. Storey 15 Mixed Cattle, 15 to 18 months ', ,old,W.Hcwitt.Matalmta ..i 300 Head' Mixed Cattle, from Wai■Ti'"m«\l 'West Coast/'aud MainAt. ~., W. J.'HiUNTER. IMB STEAM CARRIAGE AWHEEL , FAOTORYiJ.;, ■',;!:(; ESTABLISHED 1864.'' mm LARGEST STAFF, FACTORY, 1 "mm; and'output in the COLONSfj'i ":V:A- 1 . First prize-winners Auckland, Wei; lington, Kapier, 'vVhangarei, Haven'.

Send for Illustrated Catalogue, or call upon.: 'W, . Mb J. FERGUSON, Cambridge, • , ': ': Odr Waikato Agent. IT T? IX7 INDS OR, H.F. W ~, .SURGEON.DENTIST V:.;; j ,„ (By Exam.), ■ ■ ME KOTT AN!) WINDSOR ' S.H-0': i a i TL'A;N:P; STREET \ ''(opposite General Post.Offtoe). Tolonlio'iiß 377. ' • p, ;e■••'r;.,r. c; e TV '.. Fkoiterkr, &'c, . ;;; ;! ca.mbrid;ge, m Has removed to more, commodious. pre- .■ mises, inDuko-street, where he will bepleased, to supply. the, wants of,, his customers.; Eyerythiug; of ;the best quality. -.': ],.', . Smoked FisilFbesh Every ,We»k. l/TK ALEXANDER MACKIE, find\L ing that h's invention for the preserving of photographs iu tombstones is much approved of by those who have.seen it, hus'considcred that it would be advantageous to obtain a patent for tho saino. He has, therefore, applied for protection for the,invention and.he is now prepared to execute orders-for the insertion of photographs in tombstones. ■.: : I ABLER, Coach Billldor, 326 f J , Queen-street (w-xt to the Queen's Head nflotel), • Auckland;/ late" ;of H, Aiiieryl' Oxford-street and Longacrc, London.— Highest tcstimonia s fronrthe jendjiufcitizens of Auckland. .Repairing, J^iiitiS^ndTriin|i!ingifinM , w.worl|j only- V J'stinHijCs;|ivci«. ; Vehicles of all