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Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1359, 17 March 1881, Page 3

Auctions.

OHAUPO LIVE STOCK SALE.

For Sale at the Ohtupo Yards on Tuesday, 22nd March, at one o'clock, n A TWO AND THREE- YEAR-OLD \j\J STEERS in good condition from Torigariro 14 Three-year-old Steers from Tamahere 6 Two-year-old Steers from Tamahere 12 Eighteen month old Steers from Tamahere 30 Well-bred Calves 20 Head Mixed Young Cattle from Hautapa 20 Two and three-year-old Steers from Pukerimu 10 Fat Steers Dairy Cows, &c, 60 Prime Fat Wethers 40 Longwoolled Lambs. Also, 1000 Wethers overland from Napier.

J. S. BUCKLAND.

CAMBRIDGE HORSE SALE

For sale at the National Hotel, Cambridge, on Saturday next, 19th March, at 1 o'clock. 1A GOOD RIDING HORSES, X\J Draught Horses, &c. 1 Express Waggon (second hand) 1 Corn Crasher 1 New Spring Cart and Harness.

J. S. BUCKLAND.

Waitoa and Waihou Cattle Sale.

TUESDAY, 29th MARCH.

The next Sale will be held at Messrs Campbells Yards, Waitoa, on Tuesday 29th March, at 1 o'clock. -j WELL-BRED SHORTHORN X "BULL, 18 months old 30 Head Mixed Store Cattle Fat Cattle, Sheep, Horse* &c.

J. S. BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, 31st MARCH, 1881. IMP O R T~A~N T SALE OP PUEE LINCOLN SHEEP, BRED BY PATRICK LESLIE, Esq.

The undersigned has received instructions from Patrick Leslie, Esq. (who is leaving the district), to sell at his residence, Wartle (near Hamilton), on Tuesday, 31st March, his Flock of Pure Lincoln Ewes, Lambs, and Rams, comprising — 68 0H TOOTH TW °'I Thra » E ™ LINCOLN EWES JTK^S 40 Choice FouMooth [ • |»-J-4 Lincoln Ewes 1 v . «.,• 96 Choice Six-tooth to J"*fJ^ Ime aged Lincoln Ewes JotJ ot &ale# 65 Choice Ewe Lambs 65 Choice Ram Lambs 6 Superior Rams, two and four-tooth, and aged

The above-mentioned Sheep are all pure bred Lincolns, descended directly from imported stock, and are guaranteed without the slightest strain of Colonial blood, thereby, being of unblemished

pedigree. The Sheep will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, so that Bmall farmers will have an opportunity of starting a pure flock, rarely to be met with.

Luncheon provided.

J. S. BUCKLAND.

TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ADDPELLOWS 1 HALL. ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT. Grand Entertainment by the Members of THE MAGNET VARIETY TROUPE, In the above Hall, on ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT, MARCH 17.

Tho proceeds to be devoted to paying off the debt on the instruments of the Hamilton Band. Double and Single Trapeze. Negro Melodies aud Delineations, Plantation Walk-round, Double Negro Song and Dance, Comic and Sentimental Songs. Comic Song, Mr George Browne.

Doors open at 7.30 ; commence at 8.

Admission— Front seats ; Double Tickets , 4s ; single, do., 2s 6d ; back seats, Is. Igjg* Holders of Front seat tickets admitted free to the dance. Mons. Calon, Bandmaster of Hamilton Band, wiil perform selections during the evening, and play at the dance. For programme, ace day bills. H. BLAKE, Secretary. B. G"RATTAN, Manager.

pONCEkT AT , NGARUAWAHIA. The Annual C 0 N C E E T,

In connection with the

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,

Will be held in the Schoolroom on the 17th March.

Admission, 2a ; children, half-price.

Doors open at 7.30 p.m.

THIRST GK JND SHOW Of PARIS MILLINFRY. TjIIRST GRAND SHOW Of CHOICE NEW MANTLES. TjIIRST GRAND SHOW Of HANDSOME COSTUMES. THIRST GRAND SHOW Of AUTUMN DRESSES. THIRST GRAND SHOW Of NEW SILK and SATINS. TJIIRST GRAND SHOW Of VELVETS and PLUSHES. THIRST GRAND SHOW Of NEW AUTUMN GOODS. , TjiIRST GRAND SHOW On MONDAY, MARCH 21. "pIRST GRAND SHOW At NEW ZEALAND, HOUSE. ."HURST GRAND SHOW 'At 66, QUEEN-STREET, 1 AUCKLAND.