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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3151, 3 September 1892, Page 2

The thoroughbred stallion St. Patrick will stand this season at Morrinsville. The curing season being over Mr C. Day is not prepared to buy any more pigs. The draught stallion Prince Fergus is announced to travel the Te Awamutu district. Mr B. J. McLean, Taupiri, offers £5 reward for the conviction of the thief stealing his sheep. Tenders are invited for ploughing and clearing on the Auckland Agricultural Company's Paeroa Estate. At Ohaupo, on Sept. 13th, Mr W. J. Hunter|will offer 250 head of cattle from Taharoa, principally steers. The Pirongia Road Board notify that at their next meeting thoy will make and levy a rate of a halfpenny in the £. Experiments are being made with systems ot similtaneous telegraphy and telephony on the London-Paris circuit. The Central London Railway, England, is to run three workmen's trains daily, the fare being only 2 cents for six miles, Mr W. J. Hunter advertises a spring cattle sale to be held in the Cambridge Yards on Saturday, September 24th for which he solicits ontries. No occasion for foreign packod Tea when yon can got. a better article for your money such a 9 Arthur Nathan's Reliable Blends. Auckland people should support Auckland enterprise. 237 Mr W. ,r. Hunter will hold sales as under Tuesday, September 13th. at Ohaupo; Thursday, September 15th, at Hamilton ; and Saturday, Saptembei 17th, at Te Awamuts.