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Waikato Argus, Volume XXI, Issue 3258, 16 August 1906, Page 3

Auctions hcNICOL # CO. CAMBRIDGE ANNUAL SPRING HORSE FAIR. In connection with Waikato Farmers’ Club’s Annual Stallion Parade. TUESDAY TO FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 19, 20 AND 21. QAA HORSES, OV/v/ from the principal breeders and farmers throughout the district. 40 Unbroken Draught Geldings and Fillies, from yearlings to three years old 20 Unbroken Four-year Geldings and Fillies, by Firearm, upstanding hacks and coaching stamps, from Galatea Estate 10 Unbroken Four and Five-year-olds, by Mitiora, from Assets Board 30 Unbroken Light Horses, two to four years old 150 Extra Choice Three and Four-year-old Draughts, broken to farm work, from Waikato breeders 150 Medium and Heavy Draught Horses, five years upwards 150 Tb ree and Four - year - old Horses, comprising Useful Cobs, Upstanding Hacks and Active Low-set Horses, suitable for light spring-cart and factory traps from Waikato breeders 250 Pomes. Cobs, Harness Horses and Hacks of all descriptions The first two days of sale will be devoted to Unbroken Stock and Draughts, commencing with Unbroken Stock. Entries solicited. G. F. MoCuLLAon, Auctioneer. Kills | Baruaml, Limited, FACTORY, TIMBER YARDS, AND HEAD OFFICE— Opposite the Hamilton Railway fetation. - TIMBERS - Totara Matai Itimu Kauri White Pine FAMOUS MOUNTAIN TIMBERS ALL KINDS OF JOINERY, &c., INOLOIUKO EMu Doors Totara Sashes Eimu Mantels Totara Doors a LL JOINERY bran E. & B.; CIL see that yon get G aud so insure eund well-made goods. SAWMILLS: MANGAFEEHI OTOROHANGA MANUNUI TIROA DIKECTOES: J, W. ELLIS H. BURNAND H. VALDER ELLIS OUENAND, Limited Hkad Orno* _ HAMILTO Satlsfact 'BACK to the OLD LOVE. It Is human nature to experiment. Biblical history reports that the citizens of Athens were always "seeking some new thing." That was aooo years ago, and the same applies in the aoth century. Since the year i§Bo, NELSON Moate & Co's. TEA has been first and only favourite. 37 years has witnessed the introduction of hundreds of different brands of tea, by as many different firms. Whenever a new brand appeared the experimenting public purchased " just to try it " —a solitary i lb. One trial was enough, and a half-a-pound too much. These teas never got beyond the experimental stage. A discerning public when buying ■ Tea, will have a good article, E and the enormous and increasing ■ demand proves that the first and I only favourite in 1906 is ■ NELSON 1 M. 8 Co. Introduced 3ey!on Tea In 1880*1881. BKYBOUY knows it, thousands have tried it, all users uraiae It— ILANIPS MOA BRAND EGG IEKVATIVE. It never fails ,t all stores in r puted pint bottles n J, 1, 2, and 4 gallon tins. See he correct name is nn the lahcl f T-ii Sbiwa ZSVSTOn