j». uotluUb ji’eJS'tVuij i 00. WAlUOO—Frihiv, September 15 'L '-'A LING 85 La. (-t Waihou)— Si :i., y, •,. ptenii.cr I(! OH.i Ui-o— Monday. September 18 CA M BRIDGE .HAUL'D I'A its,— Sep I eni’ er 19, ‘2O, 21 and 22 CAMBRIDGE (Spring Cattle Sale) vVednesnay, September 27 HAM ILTUN—Tliuriiday, September 28 OH tUPO HOGGET FAIR —Tuesday, October 3 HANGIHIRI —Wednesday, October 25 WAIHOU STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. (In connection will) the Te Aioba Farmers’ Club's Annual Stallion Parade) UK AD STORK CATTLE I V,/ \ f 70 Wellbred 2J and Throeyear Steers— Hikataia 30 Yearlings ami Two-year Cattle Walton 55 Yearlings—To Aroha, Maiigaito 10 Choice Springers—Wuitoa bufh 40 Wellbred Calves ami Yearlings— Waharon 20 Yearling and Two-year Cattle Tc Arabs 14 Yearling Steers—Waitoa 10 Reef —VVi-itoa 70 Three-year Steers, off turnips— Neighbourhood and Gordon 30 Choice Springing Cows—-Neigh-bourhood 15 Springing Heifers—Waitoa 25 Yearlings—Waitoa 75 Wellbred Calves— Neighbourhood 37 2J and Three-year Steers—M. rrinsvillo 20 Yearlings—Matamata 10 2j year Sleers—Matamata 20 Dairy Cows—Jno. Turnbull Spring Waggon, up to 30cwt Good Five-year-old Hack 10 Y'oung Pigs—Neighbourhood On account of Mrs Bradley, who lias sold part of her farm—--IGO Breeding Ewes, at lambing, twotooth to fresh fuli-inouth 15 Head Mixed Cattle Heavy Farm Mare, all work, stinted to General Bobs Tluee-year Filly, by Dunmore, all work Two-year Colt, by General Bobs Bay Marc, all harness, quiet Black Mare, good hack all harness Farmers’ Favourite Drill (nearly now), Cambridge Roller, Single Buggy and Harness (in good order) At 12 o’clock. Entries solicited. ANNUAL SPRING HORSE FAIR AT CAMBRIDGE. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 20, 21, 22. 1000 H Z> s E s DRAUGHTS. Michael Turney Nos. 1 to 4, J. S. Allen 5 and 6, Robert Peake 7 to 10, Kay Bros. 11 and 12, Mahood 13 and 14, C. .1. Storey 15 to 24, Broadmeadows 25 to 29, Wm. Scott 30, A. Furze 31, Kio Wilson 32 and 33, Jos. Pohlen 34, Potts Bros. 35 to 38, W. Yosper 39 to 41, John Hanks 42 to Cl, Jas. Taylor G2 to 70, E. F. McNicol 77 to 99, Geo. Powell 100 to 102, Jas. Shaw 103 to 108, Geo. Graham 109, Jno, Mawhinney 110 and 111, Chas. Harwood 112 to 115, Deatli Bros. 116 and 117, Chas. Lake 118 to 122, All. Main 123 to 125, T. K. Davidson 126 to 130, Morton Gorrie 131 to 133, Jas. McNicol 134 and 135, K. Corlett 136, H. S. Hawkins 137, J. Burke, jun., 135 and 138, Stanley Brown 140 and 141, Sami. Cowling 142, W. H. Mackereth 143 and 144, Geo. Booth 145, E. H. ScbnacUenberg 146 to 149, Jas. Grice 150 to 159, F. C. Litchfield 160 and 161, W. F. Dixon 162, Jos. Gane 163, G. P. Goodfellow 164 to 168, Hannon Bros. 169 to 171, Norman Banks 172 to 176, Chas. J. Ryan 177 and 178, P. M. Strange 179 and ISO, D. Kavanagl: 181 to 183, D. Bukowsky 184, Puru 185 and 186, B. G. McGerahty 187, Alex. A. Ross 188 and IS9, A. Johnston 190 to 192, AY. C. Ring 193 and 194, T. D. Reid 195 and 196, J. D. Burgess 197 to 199, T. E. Short 200 to 202, Jas. Corrigan 203, Steele Bros. 204 to 206, Hart. Hicks 207 and 208, P. Sheehan 209, D. Curtain 210 and 211, C, J. Stark 212, J. S. Browne 213 to 216, F. R. Seddon 217, AA T . O. Morgan 218 to 221, Harry Rhodes 222 to 226, Fred Gibson 227 to 220, Sineock 230 and 231, Isaac Coates 332 to 237, R. Cartwright 238 to 247, H. Berridge 248 to 251, Gordon Bros. 252 to 257, Jno. Jeffries 258 and 259, Thomas Moisley 260 to 263, U. C. AVheeler 264, R. D. Fisher 265, George Mahood 266 and 267, AV. H. Robinson 268 and 269, Dan Casey 270, P. Moriarty 271, Delaney 272, Thomas Robinson 273 and 274. Alex. Cameron 275, Kirkby Bros. 276 and 277, Roger Kay 275, H. AA r . Wilson 279, Harry Rowe 280 to 282, George Paul 283 to 285, L. Callaghan 286 and 287, James Orr 288 and 289, Andrew Karl 200, B. N. Buttle 291 and 292, J. K. S. Richardson 293 to 296, A. L, Souter 297, John Budge 298, Andrew McFarlane 299, B. Montague 300, John McCaw 301 and 302, and 368 and 385, J.J. Raynos 303 to 305, J. AV right 306, Assets Board 307 to 318, Steele Bros. 319 to 321, Sam Ringer 322, R. Dodd 323 and 324, Stewart Reid 325, John Higginson 326, AA r hitraore Bros, 327 and 328, AV. Ranstead 329 and 330, Richard Burke 331 and 332, John Teddy, jun,, 333, Coates Bros. 334 and 335, Scott Bros. 336 to 340, Murdoch Anderson 341, Frank Ross 342, AV. J. Long 343, F. Irodale 344 to 347, M. O’Grady 348 and 349, Thomas Jones 350 and 351, AVilliam Willoughby 352, AVatts Bros. 353, Livingstone Bros. 354 and 355, Norman Macky 356 and 357, AA r . James 358, Mark Harrison, jun., 359 and 360, Harry S. AVilaon 361 and 362, John Rowe 363, Samuel Bellamy 364, A. J. Reynolds 365, AV. B. Carter 366, AVm. AVaugh 367, George Lawcock 369, Frank Annandale 370, John Torrens 371, Kempthorne, Prosser and Company 372 to 376, John Bell 377, Tally 378, C. Brindlo 379, A. T. Duxfield 380, James Brown 381 and 382, Lindsay Bros. 383, And. Primrose 384, Jno. F. A’oung 386, Bagnall Bros, and Co. 387 to 390, Hugh Rae 301 to 393, Geo. Clark and Sons 394 and 395, Steele Bros. 396, Martin Bros. 397, H. U. Poyntor 398 and 399, J. M. Bird 400 and 401, G. Cairns 402, Ruaknra Experimental Farm 403 to 405, AV. E. Mead way 406, Jno. Roche 407 and 408, AV. J, McKee 409 and 410, F. Bartlett 411 and 412, K. Morrison 413 and 414, Alfred J. Kidd 415, George McGlashan 416 to 418, Kereone Estate 419 to 423, AV. T. Hall 424, A. H. Selby 4-25.
LIGHT HORSES. J C. Allen Ito S, E. West 0, Frank Annandale 10 to IS, C. J. Storey 14 to 20, Worsp Bros. 30 to 35, William Taylor 30 to 55, 0.,). Marsh 50 to 03, A. G. Rikys 04 to 113, William Scott 114 and 115, Frank- Basley 110 and 117, A. Furze 118, Joseph I’ohlen 111) to 122, Potts Bros. 123 and 124. Thomas Bellamy 125 to 127, James Taylor 12s to 142, E. F. McNicol 143 to 169, William Edmonds 170 to 171, Death Bros. 172 to 174, Robert Williamson 175, Galatea Estate 170 to ISO, James McKenzie 181 to 182, P. Goodwin 183 to ISS, Morton Gorrie ISO to 189, .Tames McNicol 190 and 101, R. Corlett 102 to 194, Stanley Brown 195, E. 11, Schnackenbcrg 190 and 197, W. H. Parr 198, P. J. Goodfellow 109 to 201, Hannon Bros. 202 to 20S, Edgerley 209, W. G. Whitmore 210 and 211, George 212. John Allen (Waingaro) 213 to 210, A. BurnMurdoeh 2.17 and 218, Owen McCabe 219 to 221, James Corrigun 222, James Baxter 223 to 225, D. Williamson 220 and 227, David Rollo 225, F. B. Dennis 229 to 233, F. D. Power 233 to 239, Pat Coyle 240 to 242, Henry Weal 243, W. C. Ring 244 to 248, T. 1). Reid 240, J. D. Burgess 250 to 254, A, J. Bertram 255, Steelo Bros. 250 to 258, Frank McGovern, jun., 250, O. Holloway 200, Michael Turney 201, J. T. flicks 202, John Ward 263, David Davies 204, Harry Matthew 205 and 20G, Alfred Teague 207 and 2CS.A. L. Atkinson 200, Mairoa Estate 270 to 274, client 275 to 280, Esau Pretty 281 to 285, R. A. Stanley 280 and 287, C. J. Stark 288, J. S. Browne 259 to 201, F. R, Seddon 292, Sincook293, Martin O’Meaghor 204 to 290, G. B. Simpson 207 and 208, J. L. S. Richardson 290 to 301, Thomas Moisloy 302 to 304-, Frank Quinn 305, Thomas Waugh 300, R. D. Fisher 307, Reid Barton 308 to 311, O. S. Mean s 312, R. P. Warrington 313 and 311, J. W. Fisher 315, George Mahood 310 and 317, Delaney 310, Arch. Hoy 319 and 320, James Fisbor 321, Alox.
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Waikato Argus, Volume XIX, Issue 2979, 12 September 1905, Page 3
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