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Bruce Herald, Volume x, Issue 956, 9 November 1877, Page 4

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -p~ W. ' CAPSTICK, AUCTIONEER, STATION, STOCK, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. Offices: Garden Chambers, Eden-street, {Leading to Raihvay Station.) MILTON, OTAGO. ' FRIDAY, 9th NOVEMBEK, At 3 o'clock. TOKOMAIRIRO FARMERS' CLUB ANNUAL SHOW. RW. CAPSTICK • has been granted the privilege by the Committee to offer for sale by auction any Stock Exhibitors are desirous to put up to competition on the ground. All parties desirous to have Stock put up for sale are' invited to enter them at the Office of the Auctioneer up to 10 o'clock on morning of Show, when each party will be supplied with "a printed card to attach to each auimal that will be for sale (numbered consecutively in each class), so that purchasers will have ample time during the day to judge the merits or demerits of each. SATURDAY, 10th NOVEMBER, At 7 o'clock. INDIAN FAMINE RELIEF FUND. EW. CAPSTICK • will sell by auction, at his rooms, Eden-street, Milton, on behalf of the above Fund, at 7 o'clock, Bottled English Ale, Iron Beadstead, Oleograph, Stepladder, Reticule Baskets, a large quantity of Books, &c.,"&c. N.B\ — Allintending contributors are kindly invited to forward contributions, which will be received by the Auctioneer up to hour of sale. THURSDAY, 22nd NOVEMBER, At 2 o'clock. fy W. CAPSTICK X%'. has been favoured with instructions from" Messrs Poppelwell Bros., of Suuwick Farm, Tokomairiro, to sell by auction, on the ground on Thursday, 22nd November, 1877, 20 head of mixed Store Cattle 250 merino Store Wethers, in wool 1 saddle Horse \ light harness Mare gQ valuable Pigs On account of Mr Duncan M'Laughlao, 20 nca^ niixed Store Cattle. MONTHLY SALES BY AUCTION STEWART, & CO. have much pleasure in intimating that they have arranged to hold REGULAR MONTHLY SALES (in addition to their usual auction gales), Comprising e?ery description of Household Requirements, such as Stores, Provisions, Clothing, Furniture, Books, Pictures, and General Merchandise. The First Regular Monthly Sale will be held in Dunne's Newmarket Hall, on SATURDAY, 27th OCTOBER, at 2.30 p.m., to be continued in the evening at 6.30 p.m., and will comprise an extensive variety of consignments of Furniture, chairs, tables, crockery, saucepans, kettles, glassware, books, pictures, clocks, and fancy goods. Also, Provisions, teas, clothing, drapery, hats, caps, Crimean shirts, blankets, winceys, tweeds, men's suits, boys' and youtbs'suits, trousers, vests; cotton linen, aod woollen goods. Prudent housekeepers and others who wish to get good value for their money will find it to their advance to delay making their purchases, and take advantage of this opportunity of laying in a goou stock at the smallest possible cost. Consignments of every description received for the above sale at Grigor. Stewart, and Co/s stores up to 5 p.m. on Friday, the 26th October. ' - GRIGOR, STEWART, & CO. •T-TETERINARY SHOEING FORGE V (Late Ironside and Pater3on). W. H. IvIATHIESON, Pbacticai Vbtekinaby Stxbgeoit, Baicxtjtha. Horses carefully shod. Three Veterinary Surgeons' Certificates for Competency. First prize and medal awarded for horse shoeing. Lameness, arising from whatever cause, carefully treated. Coachbuilder and General Wheelwright. Repairs promptly and neatly executed. TURNIP SEED. "0011 SALE— Two tons Assorted TURNIP J- : SEEDS; ivota selected and!transplanted bnibs, Aberdeen Yellow, Purple Top, Swedes, k*-*?. "I H. WHITE, ■ -,■•' '■'-. jjfpedsraan, Milton,