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Waikato Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 3493, 13 November 1894, Page 10

Auctions. McNICOI AND CO. OHAUPO LIVE STOCK SALE. THIS DAY. (TATTLE, SHEEP, ETC. J 6 Quiet Springing Heifers 50 Merino Ewes and Lambs. 250 Good Crossbred Ewes wool), from two-tooth to 11 full-mouth, with lambs at!«j side " j g 50 Crossbred Hoggets and I o Wethers J & Also, On account of H. Mahon, immediately before Cattle Sale, at his residence, The wh»le of his Furniture (almost new), consisting of Suite Furnitui'? (7. pieces), Chest Drawers, Iron Bedstead, Wire-woven and Hair Mattresses, Dressing Table with mirror attached, Carpets, Oval Table, Round Table,. Pender and Irons, Tables, 6 Chairs, Oil Cloth, Linoleum, Washstands, Brackets, Sofa, Lamps, Crockery, and Kitchen Utensils, etc,, etc. Mo N.I COL & CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer, l/ll "WAITOA LIVE STOCK SALE. Friday, 16th November. , OA' CHOICE YEARLINGS) Jno. uV 2 Fat Cows ' J Mellon 6 Fat Cows, Jas. Bell 100 Fat Sheep, Rangiatea Estate SO Fat Ewes (dry) \ w , 0 ff| , 30 Crossbred Ewes, j- | ia^ with lambs J 6 Choice Dairy Cows, at calving 14 Choice Yearlings, S. Higgins 100 Fat Ewes, Waitoa Estate McNICOL & CO. G. F. McCdllagh, Auctioneer. 1/11 PRELMINARY NOTICE. Sale of Coaches, Buggies, Harness, and First-class Horse Stock. The undersigned have received instructions to sell at Cambridge on WEDNESDAY. 21st November, on account of Mr W. K. Carter, All his surplus coaching PLANT, consisting of : 1 Eleven passenger American Coach 2 Eight-passenger American Coaches 1 Thoroughbrace Californian Car* rage 1 Double-sealed Buggy 1 Doublc-ceated Hooded Buggy 1 Single-seated Hooded - 4 Single-tested Buggies ' 1S- 4 Four-horse' Silver-mounted Carriage ( Harness 4 Sets Four-horse American Coach Harness 3 Sets Double Harness 3 Sets Single Harness 2 Dozen American Coach and Buggy' Collars 4 Saddles and Bridles . Lot Sundry Harness. Wheels, etc. Set Due Harrows, 12 T)isca 11 Light Harness, Riding and Coach Horses 1 Draught Gelding, any trial 1 Polo Pony, 5 years, by Cap-a-pie, good jumper. On account of Messrs Wm. Grice and Co., Thornton Walker, C. J. Storey, and W. M. D,ouglas. , A Lot of .High - class Horses, straight off the estates they were bred on, amongst them : 2 Bay Geldings, 3 and 5 years, by Ingomar 1 Black Gelding, 4 years, by Merryman 1 Single Buggy Mare, by Meirymnn Pair Q net Chestnut Buggy Ponies 2 Useful Stock Mares, 5 years 2 Good Boys' Ponies 6 Useful Stock Horses 5 Medium Draughts 2 Heavy Drantho Colts, 3 years, by Ben Lomond 2 Draughts (I Mare, 1 Gelding), 8 years, any trial 1 Brown M*r, 4 years, by Merryman, good in all harness 1 Bay Maie, 4 years, by Gilderoy, good in all harness 1 Bay Gelding (full brother to Nero), by Ingomar-Kate 6 Unbroken Colts and Fillies 1 Bay Gelding, 5 years, Ingomar— Lightfosfc' 2 Upstanding Mares, 4 years, by Parthenopteus, out of Venus and Reckless 7 First class Three-year-old Mares and Geldings, by Natator out of Mr W. M. Douglas' well-known mares-Counter Nelly, Young Towton Mare, Venus, Lightfoot, Mercedes, and Una (dam of Scaltheeo) . ' ■ 3 First-class Weight-carrying Hacks, 4, 5, and 6 years old, by Merrylegs, Parthenopjeus, and Stonewall Jackson 3 Upstanding Strong Mares, 4 and 5 years, by Fusilade 1 Black Gelding, 5 years, by Merry- , man, grand jumper 2 Good Hacks, 4 years, by Merryman 2 Draught Horses, good workers. Sale at 11 a.m. sharp. McNIC'OL & CO. G. F. McCollagit, Auctioneer. 27/9