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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11685, 21 June 1901, Page 8

Sales by Auction. THIS DAY, DURHAM YARDS. The undersigned will sell. ~ MEDIUM DRAUGHT HORSES, from Cleve•3 don 6 USEFUL HACKS, from Waikato UPSTANDING STYLISH CHESTNUT GELDING, rare Cavalry Hor-e BAY GELDING, rising 5, good jumper GOOD HACK, fast, and safe jumper STYLISH BUGGY MARE BLACK MALE. syrs, any trial. Also. STYLISH DOUBLfc-sEATED BUGGY, good as new SULKY AND HARNESS, to be sold under Warrant for Debt USEFUL SPRING CART, up to 15cwt SINGLE-SEATED BUGGY, in good repair SPRING CART, suitable for milk supplier SPRING TRAP. St for family use. Also. FOE PRIVATE SALE. BAY TILLY LADY BABBIE. 2yrs old, by Gipsy Grand—Fairy Maid, dam of Ambush, Tolstoi, Firefly, and Vulcan. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. (LTD.!. H. 0. NOLAN. Auctioneer. THIS DAY. at 11 o'Clock. ARTHURS MART. ~%r A S K E T D AY SALE. 11 'o'clock—POULTßY—Turkey?, Geese, Decks, Table Fowls, Etc. 11.30—PIUS. 12 o'clock—FßUlT—Fruits in Season—Larga Assortment. I.3O—DAIRY AND FARM PRODUCE. Heart Brand—lo SIDE.- BACON 10 HAMS. fure-bred Fox Terrier Pups. RICHARD ARTHUR AND CO. THOS. B. ARTHUR, Auctio: aer. QALES MEMORANDA CAMBRIDGE— June 22. OHAUPO—Tuesday, June 25. SALE OF DAIRY COWS AT TE AWAMUTU —Thursday. July 13. ANNUAL .-ALL Or DAIRY COWS AT OHAUPO-Friday, July 19. ANNUAL HORSE SALE AT CAMBRIDGE— Thursday and Friday, August 29 and 30. SATURDAY, JUNE 22. For sale at Cambridge Yards on Saturday, J una 22, *>~ VERY CHOICE 1 EAR-OLD STEERS, — 0 All quiet and hand-led. H. Vyatt 2o Verv Choice Is and 2-year-old lieilers, All quiet and hand-ted. U. \\ yatt 4 Fat Cows, Kautapu 1 Springer, Bautapu 100 Longv.ool Hoggets. Gwynnelaods, Set Disc Harrows, in good order. Horses, etc. 70 Well-bred 3; to 5-year-old Forward Bullocks, oil turnips. 32 Choice Young Cattle, mostly steers 6 Eat Cows 4 Quiet Your,' Dairy Cows, at calving. neighbourhood. 3 Hali-bie-d Jersey Heifers, at calving 8 Choice Yearlings, G. Hose Pair Well-matched Dark Gray Geldings, syrs old. both good Hacks, from West Coast 12 Bass Oats 2 Tons Mangold? 3 Fat Cow-, A. Day 20 Store Pigs, c. Crouds. N.B.— Private S;<le: 1503 2 and 4-tootii three-quarter-bred Wethers, in lots to suit purchasers. At 1 o'clock. TUESDAY, JUNE £5. For sale at Ohaupo Yards on Tuesday, June 25. QO CHOICE DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS, 0«£ all beautifully bred, and quiet, to calve in early spring 20 Extra Choice 24-year-old Steers and Heifers 6 Draught, and Medium Draught Mares, five to eight years old, and thorough good workers 5 Draught Colts and Fillies (unbroken!. from cue to two years old. The above the property of Hetherington Bros., Huntly, who have sold a portion of their farm. Also, after above, -|A CHOICE YOUNG COW.- '.second calf] JLU and Heifers, to calve in August, from Lateral) gi 600 4, 6, and Full-mouthed Crossbred Ewes, in lamb to pure Lincoln Hams, in lots to suit purchasers 250 2-tooth three-quarter-bred Wethers, m forward rendition 82 Strong Crossbred Lambs 80 4 to Full-mouthed Ewe-, in lamb to Shronshire Rams, Tamahere 25 Forward 3">-year-old Bullocks, seven weeks on swede's. G. Eyre 30 Steers, Cows, and Heifers. J. McGrath Light Farm Waggon, second-hand. At 1 o'clock. N.B.—Wanted at this Sale: Good Cows at calving. THURSDAY. JULY 13. The undersigned will hold a sale of Dairy Cows at To Awamutu Yards on Thursday. July 18. Entries to date: A A FIRST-CLASS COWS, to calve August *±U and September, Win. North 25 Choice Cows, to calve August and September, and in calf to Rotorangi bull, property of 11. S. Laurie, who is giving un milking for factory. 4 Factory Cans, Cooler, etc.. M. S. Laurie Property of Mr. J. Walton, who is giving up milking for factory: 20 Carefully-selected Cows, all young and sound, and to calve in August and early September Horse. Spring Cart, and Harness 4 20-gallon Cans 12 Choice Springing Heifers. H. Irvine. 12 Good Cows, to calve August and September, neighbourhood. 6 Good Springing Cows and Heifers, Davidson. , „ 10 Good Cows, to calve August and September, property of Mrs. Papesch, who is giving up dairying. At 12 o'clock. Entries solicited. Buvcrs coming from a distance can arrive at Te Awamutu on 17th, attend sale next day, and then take train next morning, arriving at Ohaupo at 9.5 a.m. (day of sale). and attend the annual sale of dairy cows. Cattle bought at Te Awamutu on the 18th will be delivered at Ohaupo same day free of cost. W. J. HUNTER. Eusiness CardsWPHILLIPPB AND SON. . OIL. COLOUR. AND GLASS MERCHANTS, Importers of Paperhangings, Scrim. Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Colours, Varnishes, Fremiti Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours and Brushes, Plato Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Photographic Plates, Picture Frames and Tapestry Mouldings, Clock and Compass Glasses, Glass cut to bizo and careluliy pack*-"!. WATERPROOF CART COVERS, DICK'S PATENT BALATA BELTING. LEATHER BELTING. RUBBER BELTING. MACHINERY OILS. A. YOUNG AND CO.. Telephone, No. 557. 26. Fort-street. A. B. moii ' v AND soNSreceiving forwarding, and PARCEL DELIVERi' AGENCY. Cußtomß-itreet Office. Telephone 143. Wharf Office. Telephone 142. General Depot and Coal and Firewood Yard, Great North Road. TIWINGTON AND A K E R. LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS (Established 1566). GOVERNMENT INSURANCE BUILDINGS. QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND. Oui.io.-iUi Eiitrnucu to Fork-Street. TI.T E R C H A N T S AND ATHEES, i ' I HAVING T ARGE QTORAGE A CCOMMODATION FOR FREE GOODS. I AM PREPARED TO STORE GOODS OF ALL KINDS At L ow ENLARGE QUANTITIES: SPECIAL RATES. J. J. CKAIGBREAKWATER ROAD.