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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3042, 14 January 1892, Page 3

Auctions. J. McNICOIi. WAITOA MONTHLY SALE. TOMORROW. At 1.30 p.m. Fat and store cattle Fat and Store Sheep 8 Fat Steers \ ~ « p 8 Fat Cows j" E - y " Oox 10 Fat Cattle, W. L. Orr 30 Fat Wethers, N. A. Larney 25 Fat Lambs t wr t n Williams 50 Fat Kwes Iw- u 300 Good Crossbred Ewes. "j from 2-tooth to 8- ! p p,. a tt tooth J ' 200 Good Longwool Lambs / Horses, &c. J. McNICOL. importantsalF of sheep (Lichfield Annual Sale), AT LICHFIELD, ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1892. At I o'clock sharp. J, McNICOL (in conjunction with "W. J. Huntier) has received instructions from the New Zealand and Thames Valley Land Company (Limited) to sell by auction, as above, JA AAA FIRST-CLASS SHEEP, lU,v'\JU comprising Lonewool iand Merino Ewes, Halfbred and Longwool Ewe and Wether Lambs. These Sheep are all sound, healthy, good Sheep ; the Lambs particularly are a first-class line. Also, A number of Useful Riding, Light Harness, aud Farm Horses. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. J. McNicM will run a Four-in-hand Drag from Cambridge morning of sale, leaving Carters Bazaar at 7 a.m, sharp, returning in evening. J. M o N T C O L,V In conjunotinn w : th >-Auctioneers. W. J. HUNTER, J _

WAIKATO ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR IN OHAUPO SHEEP YARDS. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, 3rd and 4th February, 1892. I will hold my next ANNUAL SHEEP FilFt as above, aril will sell on WEDNESDAY. 3RD FEBRUARY, At 12 noon shatp, OA AAA BREEDING EWES, OU.U'M; STORK WRTHERS, AND EWE AND WETHER LA\IB«, from Hawbe's Buy, Whaka'ane, Kins.' Country, and neighbourhood, comprising: 15,000 Lougwool and Crossbred Ewes, 2, 4, and 6-tooth, and fullmouthed 12,000 Good Longwool and Halfbred Lambs 2,000 Merino Ewes 2,000 Wethers AND ON THURSDAY, 4TH FEBRUARY, rAA LINCOLN, LEICESTER, OUU ROMNEY MARSH, SHROPSHIRE, SOUTHDOWN, & MERINO RAMS. My arrangements for receiving, draft ing, yarding, and for quiel: delivery of Sheep will be found most complete. No entries received within live,days of sale, ao that all sheep may be catalogued. All the above lots are advertised for this sale, subject to their being sold privately previous to day of sale by me. The 2000 Longwool Ewes and 2600 2-tooth Wethers from Whakatnne, and 500 of McKinnon's ewes have been sold privately. N.B.—Special Train from Auckland morning of Sale, returning to Auckland in evening. For timetable see railway posters. J. MoNICIJL, Auctioneer, p 0 K PR I V AT E SALE. Good Steam Engine, in good order. Can be seen at Mr Jarret's, Cambridge West. Also, Ten-horse Power Engine (June and Co., makers) -i.nd Chnff-cutter, by Andrews and Bcran. Can be seeu at Frank O'Neill's, Piikerimu. A Iso, Eight-horse Power Engine (Hornsbv), with Threshing Machine (Horusby) ; 4ft. 6in. drum, with Straw Elevator anrl Chaff-cutter, by Benial , with all fitting*, riddles, elevators, &o. On account of J. Bainbridge, Pateraugi. J, McNICOL. pott PRIVATE SALE. 100 Acres at Pukete, Four»roomcd Cottige, Barn and Stables, fenced and divided into paddocks, for Bale cheap. Apply to J. McNICOL. Q N SALE. LARNEY'S ANTHELMINTIC. No flock-owner should be without it. 37s 6d per five-gallon drum. Also, Tall Fescue Seed. Alsn, 2,000 Good Acacia 7ft■ Fencing Posts, (equal to best puriri) put on truck at Otorohanga at £3 6d per 100. Unequalled at the price. Also, Horse Covers, Sheep Feeders, etc. .T . McNICOL, Agent for P. and D. Duncau, Agricultural Implement Makers, Christchurch and Aahburton. ASK YOUB GKROOER'FOR NO. 2 CEYLON TEA, NELSON, MOATE & CO. M R W. 1 M p ETT Teacher of the Pianoforte, OrgaD, and Harmonium, No. 312 Victoria Arcade,, Afckla.n - '- By ordinary industry on the Dart ~ the pupil, an early and >ho row' n V n . rr „ c ia guaranteed, Terms Operate.