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Waikato Argus, Volume II, Issue 109, 20 March 1897, Page 4

Auction*. IF. J. HUNTER. TUESDAY, MARCH " For Sale at Ohatipo Yards on Tuesday, March “23rd. STRONG CALVES & YEAROU LINGS 17 Choice Shorthorn Steer Calves, M. Turney 10 Well-bred Fresh Three- \ and - a-half • year-old Il’a te - Steers 1 rang! 5 Prime. Reef ' Fat Cattle, Diiry Cows, Etc. Also, 7 Active Medium and Heavy Draught Horses and Mares (to be sold immediately before cattle sile), Auckland Trams N.B.—For Private Sale : Spring Waggon, with pole and shafts, to carry 15 to tXlcwt. N.B. Cattle from Kawhia and Aotea are withdrawn from sale. Wanted at this Sale—Good Young Springing Cows and Quiet Heifers, at calving. W. J. HUNTER. 13/3 THURSDAY, MARCH 25. • For Sale at Hamilton Yards on Thursday, March 25th, rTA GOOD CALVES, principally Steers 10 Prime Fat Cows, T. Jones 40 Fat Ewes and Wethers, A. Booth Horses, Sheep, Pigs, Etc. N.B.—Tram horses advertised for this Sale will he sold at Ohaupo on Tuesday, 23rd, immediately before cattle sale. W HUNTER. 13/3 SATURDAY, MARCH 27. For Sale at Te Awairutu Yards on Saturday, March 27th, OA THREE - QUARTER - BRED OU EWES, rams with them since beginning March Lot Strong Field Gates, S. Matthews Lot Empty Sacks Cattle, Sheep, Horses, Pigs, Produce, Etc. W HUNTER 13/3 MONDAY, MARCH 29, Unreserved Clearing Sale of Sheep, Horses, Cattle, Implements, Furniture, &c., at Tamahere. The undersigned has been favoured with instructions from Mr W. J. Smith, who is leaving for the South, to sell on the farm, Tamahere, Without Reserve, as follows: IH A TWO, FOUR * SIX-TOOTH 1 i U CHOICE LINCOLN EWES 175 Grand Lincoln Lambs 5 Four and Six-tooth Lincoln Rams 7 Dairy Cows, milking and in calf 6 Springing Heifers 10 Two and Three-year-old Steers 4 Calves Pure Berkshire Sow 2 Superior Draught Horses, of extra quality, five and six years old, thoroughly staunch all harness 2 Aged Draughts I Four-year-old Marc, by Muskapeer, broken to saddle Upstanding Grand Buggy Marc, five years (thoroughly reliable for a lady to drive) 1 Bay Light Harness Horse First-class Double-seated Buggy (Cousins and Atkins), good as new, and Set of Buggy Harness, nearly new Spring Cart and Harness Dray and Frame Shaft and Plough Harness D.F. Plough (Reidaud Gray) Tine Harrows (Reid and Gray) Disc Harrows (Heaney) Saddle and Bridle Four-wheel Trolly Wash-house (14 x 10) 400 Yards Wire-netting Grindstone, Large Water-trough Ten-gallon Boiler, Forks, Spades Lot Eating Potatoes Churn and Dairy Utensils Weights and Scales, etc. FURNITURE— Couch, Easy Chairs, Bentwood and Other Chairs, Hall Chair, Carpets, Linoleum, ? Double Iron Bedsteads (brass mounted, extra good), Wire-wove Mattresses, Kapok Beds, Child’s Swing Cot, Combination Chest Drawers, 2 Chests Drawers, Washstands and Ware, Look-ing-glasses, Dinner Waggon, Curtain Poles find Rings, Stair Carpet and Rods, 3 Lamps, 2 Kauri Tables, Dinner Set, Crockery, Refrigerator Meat Safe, Zealandia Stove (No. 2), Mangle, Wringer, Washingtrough, Tubs, Wertheim Sewing Machine (hand and treadle combined). Weights and Scales, Bay’s Tricycle, etc. Luncheon provided. Sale at 12 o’clock. W. J. HUNTER. 16/3 Q TORCH ANGA gAWMILLS MR EDWARD BARTLEY) Architect, A OCKLAND, Writes under Date, September 19th “I am delighted with your timber. I never expected to see such a lot of Kahikatea without a fault,” ELLIS & BURNAND SAWMILLERS, OROHANGA,^ DAVIS BROS, gAWMILLS ARE SUPPLY INI, KAHIKATEA d: KIMH BUILDING TIMBER ALL KINDS OF MOULDINGS. FRUIT BOXES. PALINGS AND. SHINGLES At Lowest Market Prices. Orders may be left with MR J. T. HORNE, Hamilton, or posted to Rukuhia. 29/ TAILORING. D. R. BAIN, —* —THE PEOPLE’S TAILOR,— Te Awamutd, 1 English and Colonial Goods—: — always in stock. Riding—j — Breeches a speciality. Pat— j —terns on application.