Auctions. J. McNICOL. HAMILTON MONTHLY 7 SALE. Thursday, September 15th. At 1 30 p.m. sharp. CATTLE, SHEEP, AND HORSES 25 Bags Really Good Cocksfoot Seed 25 Rags English Hani Fescue Seed 6 Hits Good Ryegrass Seed 10 Knt' (.'own, from Ktvshfield S Head Prime Beef, W. Chitty Ton of Choice Seed Pot«-\ toes, grown from seed im- I „ ported some years ago I_= 5 from America. The very Vi "3 finest potatoes known | j-j 2 15 Choice Well-bred Young I c Pigs / 2 Well-bred Young Pigs 2 Choice Springers, \V. Clow 12 Three year-old Steers, from the Waipa J . McNICOL. SALE OK LAND. The undersigned his been instructed by the Executor of the will of the late John Bonfrey t3 sell by public auction at the Hamilton Salnyards on THURSDAY, the 15tli inst., HHHE FOLLOWING PARCELS OF A LAND in the Parish of Horotui : — Lot 170, containing 20 acres Eastern Portion Lot S5, containing about 25 acres Western Portion Lot S5, containing about 25 acres. This above land is of excellent quality, and adjoins Messrs Reynolds and Co.'s creamery now in course of erection. For conditions of sale and further particulars, apply to W. Macgregor Hay, Solicitor, Hamilton, or to the Auctioneer. J. McNICOL. OHAUPO FORTNIGHTLY SALE. Tuesday, September 20th. At 1.30 p.m. r A HEAD MIXED STORE CATTLE, cH/ from Te Kuiti 60 Head of Mixed Store Cattls, from Taupo district 11 Choice Yearling Steers, E. Robinson 21 Nearly Fat Bullocks, off Swedes, from Hamilton 100 Head of Yearling Steers and Heifers, from neighbourhood 400 Fat and Forward Store Merino Wethers 350 Good Lougwool Hoggets, from Walter Reid (if not sold privately). J. McNICOL. McNICOL'S SPRING HORSE FAIR In Cambridge Yards. WEDNESDAY 21st, and THURSDAY, 22nd SEPTEMBER. Commencing on WEDNESDAY, 21st, At Noon, OVER 200 HORSES already entered. Entries taken till morning of sale. Additional entries have been received as follows : W. Thornton, Esq., Chestnut Gelding, Onslow, by Anteros, out of Vanity, by Dainty Ariel. Has proved himself very fast on the flat, and good over hurdles and across country. Bay Mare, Silwyn, 4 years old, by Ingomar, out of Blink Bonny, by Ravensworth. Blink Bonny is the dam of Taraweiu, who won many flat races. Sihvyn is a very handsome mare, over 16 hands high, is fast, and a sure jumper ; is qualified for Waikato Hunt Races 5 Big, Strong, Ac- ■ tive Plough I Horses, guar- I . , „ anteed good! A "* re y nB- - T a tf 1 Big, Strong, Ac- Auckland tive Plough f Mare / 1 Upstanding Hack Mare, 5 years, by Bothwell, W. Dinize 3 Good Upstanding Hacks, J. Forrest 1 Merrylegs Cob, good in single and double harness, C. R. Roberts. The following STALLIONS will be also offered :— Draught Stallion, WALLACE, bred by Mr Oaverhill; by Wallace (imp.), out of pare Clydesdale mare. A very handsome horse, and sure foal-getter, gets good stock ; very handsome, good tempered, and grand workers Draught Stallion, CAMPSIE, 4 years old, bred by Mr James Taylor ; by Bonnie Prince, out of Merry ; Merry by Elgin, out of a Matchless mare. A handsome good horse, and would do well to run on a station with mares Thoroughbred Stallion, AORANGI, four years old, by Captivator (imp), out of Rangi ; Bangi by Ravensworth (imp), out of Skybird (imp)) Aorangi is a strong well-grown horse, very handsome, and with a sot of splendid legs ; is a good-tempered horse and has a splendid constitution, and would make a good horse to use as a sire on a station Draught Stallion, UARL OF MAR ; sure foal-getter, and gets good stock. Also, on account of K. L Wright, Esq., Bay Mare Zip, by Gladiateur, out of Crinoline, by St. Patrick — Bella. Zip is over 16 hands high, has won many races over hurdles, and is in foal to Cas'or Prudence, Chestnut Mare, by Danebury, out of Discretion ; discretion by Towton, out of Cassandra, by Priam, out of Princess, J by Gratis, out of Roankit. Prudence has won many flat races, and is in foal to Castor Duchess, Brown Mare, bred by Mr Nathan, and has never been raced ; got by Muske k , oiu of Lady St. Clair, by Pacific— Glaucus mare. Duchess won Ist prize at South Franklin Show in IS9O, and silver cup at same Society's Show last year, for best brood mare ; in foal to Castor. Anyone having stallions to sell would do well to enter them at once for this Sale, as this wi'l he the best opportunity of the season to sell such. Draught Stallion, Blair Athol, and Roadster, Merryboy, have been sold privately. J . McXICO L. POK IMMED 1A T K BAL E . BUHKK'S FARM, at XiMiroto ; 231 ni'i'es ; g.'od faun fadj.jimng Nu'iroto iJail'vay Staiion) : v.vll fence 1, ami ..II in no.id cultivator.. To I- s .id a l-ir.-..i:i. App'y to J. Mr.MCOL Ihimiltoii; Or, R. P.CUKE, On Fa.llll.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3155, 13 September 1892, Page 3
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