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Waikato Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1421, 11 August 1881, Page 4

Salgs (^ Ruction. THIS DAY. Cambridge Fortnightly Oattle Sale. For Sale at tho Cambridge Yards, on Thurhday, AUffus-t'l'lth, M, PlilME STEERS AND COWS from Pukeiimu 1 and Hautapu , Fat Cattle, Fat Sheep, Horses &c. At 1 o'clock. W. J. HUNTER & Co. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST I7tb Frankton Monthly Cattle Sales. The midoMsTDed will hold their first Monthly Cuttle Sale of the season at the Frankton Yard's on Wednesday, August 17th, of HO WELL- BRED 2 & 3 YEAR OLD JUhi Heifers principally forward in calf 6 Quiet Dairy Cows at Calving 1 Well-bred Shorthorn Bull

10 Hand-fed calves, Fat Cattle, Store Cattle 50 Lonsr^woolled Hoggets, Mixed Sexes 33 First-class .Longwool Ewes at lambing ' ' 13 First-class Longwool Hoggets ' Horses, &c. At half-past 12 o'clock. Intending 1 settlers will please forward entries soon as possible to Mr Jolly, Frankton, or the Auctioneers, Ohaupo, so that stock may be advertised. W. J. HUNTER & CO. THURSDAY, AUGUST 18. Ohaupo Cattle Sales. For sale at the Ohaupo Yards on Thurbday August 18th. AQ WELL- 13 1! ED Cattle from Puket:O kura, Comprising, Weaned Calves, Store Cows and Steers from one and a half to two and a-half years old. 1 Quiet D.iiry Cow at Calving 12 2-year-old Steers, from Ortikau 6 3-j f ear-old Steers, from Te Roro 30 Well-bred two year old Steers from Kihikihi. 100 Mixed Store Cattle. 30 Fdfc Wethers, Fat Cattle, Horaes &c.

At l,oclock. W. J. HUNTER & CO. WANTED TO PURCHASE, 2 Wellbred 1 or H-year-old Bulls. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31. Ngaruawahia Spring Sale. The undersigned have received instructions from Messrs James Bros, to sell at their First Spring Sale, at the Ngaruawahia Yards, on Wednesday, August 31 st, 40 Choice Cattle as follows :— nTWO AND THREE- YEAR-OLD STEERS 23 Yearlings, Mixed Sexes Also — 17 Choice Bred Cattle from 1 to 2 year* old, the property of Mr Taylor, Taupiri IS 3-yeai-oid Steers') and Hqifers | 10 3-year-old Steers }- From Pukete 15 Mixed Cattle from | 1 to 3 years old j The above Cattle have bepn entered, nnd intended sellers would oblige by sending entries as scon as possible to the Auctioneers, Ohaupo ; or, Mr T. Y. Fitzpatrick, Ngaruawahia, so that stock may be advertised. Sale at 12 noon sharp. W. J. HUNTER & Co.

CLOVERS, & c ., Pkk "Halcioxe" axd "Obient." JUST LANDED A SHIPMENT OF CAREFULLY SELECTED SEED, Consibtiug of 3\ Tons Red Clover . . lOd per Ib. 2 „ Cowgrass .. Is „ „ H „ White Clover Is Id „ „ These Feeds arc fiesh, bright, and sound, and fully equal to the Autumn Shipments which gave tnich universal «ati>faction. Fifteen tons were sold in March and April, aud I can refer Fanners to any of my Customers for the Genuine Character of my Ulovers. Samples of Opinions. From C. F. Hulme, Esq., Tauranga, May 13, 1881. The seed you sent has given me great satisfaction, both the clover and rye grass are coming on splendidly. My man, who has had great experience, remarked it was the best seed ho had .seen for years, &c, &C—C. F. Hulme. From Mr John Deemess, Pukekohe, July

15, 1881.

I can fully confirm the testimony of many of my neighbours as to the firstrate quality of your clover seed. I had been sow ing clover seed year after year, but it never grew, and I began to think my land was not suitable for growing clover ; but now things are different, for 1 have dealt with you two years, and the seeds I had from you last year, and aluo this yeir, give me entire satisfaction. — John DeernesH. From Capt. Hugh Stewart, Katikati, May, 1880. Both kinds of grass seeds, and also the j clover, are all coming up as well as I could wish, and better than I expected, as j I have had some unpleasant experience of bad seed since coming to the colony, &c. From same, June 18, 1881 :— Your seeds are doing well. — Hugh Stewart. AboVe are samples of scores of letters, which can be seen at my office. ALSO ON SALERye Grass, Cocksfoot, Trefoil, Timothy, Rape, Turnip, Mangold. Also Fresh Shipments ok NEW GARDEN SEEDS. Norfolk Island Pine Seed just arrived, 6d per ounce. Discount of 5 per cent, on . all seed orders for icash. Large buyers treated with exceptional liberality. Orders sepurely paoked, and promptly and faithfully executed. ADAM, LAYBOURN, > Seed Merchant, . • FoRT-STRfcEr,' AtrCKt'AND. TXT ANTED KNOWN, . hat Handbills^ , t, ?• , i Dodgers^ and all kinds of Printing ea ybe had at the ■ Walkato Times office cheaper than any other house.. N 'SALE,. 1000, Bushels SEED 'and FEED OATS. .{,.]., „.,,.i „ . , "/ ,. ' KNOX & RIDDLER. , 1