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Tuapeka Times, Volume 26, Issue 157, 26 January 1889, Page 2

TUESDAY, 6th FEBRUARY, 1889, At one o'clock sharp. T C. ARBUOKLE " " will hold a Sale of Stock at Mr John Hall's Yards, Tuapeka West, on above date, when he will offer all Stock that may be sent forward. Present entries — IS head Store Cattle 20 head Store Cattle (2 and S years old) 80 Fat Lambs 2 Draught Horses 2 Dairy Cows 3 head Fat Cattle 30 Fat Sheep 2 Fat Pigs 3 head Store Cattle 7 Draught Horses Harness, Dray, and Farm Implements Entries for above Sale requested as early as possible to allow particulars to be advertised. TUESDAY, 12th FEBRUARY, 1889, At one o'clock. | O. ARBUCKLE " " will hold his next sale of Stock at hi B Lawrence Sale Yards on the above date, when he will offer all HORSES, SHEEP, AND CATTLE that may be forward. Parties wishing to enter Stock for above Sale are requested to send particulars as early as possible so that the same may be advertised. NOTICE. TUTR H. B. TUCKER'S Sale, advertised for Wednesday, 30th Instant, will be held on TUESDAY, 29ra JANUARY, owicg to the Tuapeka Races falling on the firstmentioned date. JOHN THOMPSON, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, 29th JANUAEY, At two o'clock. JOHN THOMPSON has received instructions from Mr H. B. Tucker, who has sold his Hotel property at Havelock, Waitahuna, to sell by auction at the Bridge Hotel, VFaitahuna, on the above date — 1 first-class Hack (carries a lady), with Saddle, Bridle, &c. 1 first-class Milch Cow (in fuU milk) 2 Yearlings 50 Fowls and a number of Sundries Also, on account of other vendore — 25 head Store Cattle, one, two, and tbree-year-old Steers and Heifers. "WITHOUT BESEBYE. THURSDAY, 7th FEBRUARY, 1889, At one o'clock sharp. T O B" .J* THOMPSON " will hold his next Monthly Sale for the Tuapeka District, on the above date, at his Sale-yards, Tuapeka Flat, commencing at one o'clock sharp, when he will offer— 100 prime Half-bred Hoggets 100 Crossbred Ewes (with 100 Lambs) 70 prime Half-bred Hoggets 1 newly- calved Cow 1 Draught Horse 1 Milch Cow 2 three-year-old Steers 1 first-class Draught Mare 1 light Draught Mare 30 fat Lambs 6 young Pigs Settlers and others having Horses or Cattle for sale will please intimate the same to the undersigned at once, so that they may bo notified by advertisement. JOHN THOMPSON, Auctioneer. THE "AULDEST" AND THE^BEST! ESTAIEISHED 1862. TtHE Holidays, as well as Auxd's -*• Sale, have come and gone ; and the proprietor of that Establishment has reason to be thankful for receiving so great an amount of support during the year that has now closed, and hopes that he will receive such increasing support in the future as he has in days gone by. W. ATTLD, IMPOBTEB, GENEEAL MEBCHANT, &c., WAITAHUNA AND TUAPEKA MOUTH VICTORIA HOTEL, LAWRENCE. TT WICKS, having purchased the above • Hotel, desires to inform the public and those who may cheer him with their patronage, that he purposes making this well-known Hostelry one of the most com* fortable and convenient outside of Dunedin. Visitors, Commercial Travellers, and tbe public generally all made welcome. Nothing but the very beat of Wines, Spirits, Ales, &c., kept in stock. The Victoria Hotel has always been noted for its excellence in everything ; and the aim of the new Proprietor will be to maintain the high reputation it has borne so long. Families will find every accommodation and convenience. FORS A L E . THE nadersigned has several FIRSTCLASS FARMS for Sale in tLe TuapeVa District, ranging from 70 to 500 •ores. J. Q. ARBUCKLE. WANTED KNOWN—Letts' DiarieTlor 1889; Christmas Cards, in great variety; New Annuals, Boys' Own Annual, Girls 'Own Annual, Chatterbox, Little Folks, &c., '«;.— At J. Habbop's, Peel.street.