2T.Z. Loan & Morcantilo Agency Co., Limited OHA UPO—Tuesday, September 11. CAMBRIDGE SPECIAL HORSE FAIE Wednesday to Saturday, September 12th to 16th. TK A YVAMUTU— Saturday, September 22 OHAUPO HOGGEL F,:IR Tuesday, ppteintpr 25. NGAki'AWAIIIA-Friday, September 28. PIRO.NGIA— Wednesday, October 3. OHAUPO STOCK SALE. lUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. 500 HEAD W LL " BRED CATTLE 40 2J to 1-year-old Steers, Forward, Ngaroto 25 Three-year-old Steers, Fresh-condi-tioned, A. Eyre, 0. Eyre 75 12 to 18-mon r hs-old Cattle, Ngaroto, Tauiahere,Kaipaki, Neighbourhood B. Bell 9 Springing Heifers and Cows, T. Fry. R. Bell 7 Choice Dairy Cows, calvo September, A. Ireland 15 First-class Dairy Cows, J. Conn 35 Choice Yearlings, W. T. Wallace Entries solicited. Wanted to Purchase : 1 Yearling Pedigree Shorthorn Bull CAMBRIDGE SPECIAL HORSE FAItfT WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th TO 16th. DRAUGHT HORSES.
No. 1 J. Brady, 3 to 5 E. Fitzpatrick, 6 W • Dixon, 7 K Swayne, Bto 11 W.E, Jones, 12 ii. Bell, 13 P. Coyle, 14 to 16 H J Greenslade, 17 to 19 A. 0. Jones, 20 to 23 G. G. Death, 24 to 27 Death Bros., 28 to 32 W.Chitty, 33 to 52 Jag. Taylor, 53 to 58 W. Morgan, oil K. Storey, 60 to 79 G Robinson, 80 to 83 VV. .Robinson, 84 to 91 E. J. Sandal J, 92 and 93 E. Alien, 91 and 95 W. Yosper, 96 to 100 VV. Paturton, 101 and 102 W. Newell, 103 A. Gower, 104 to 112 E Jougbin, 113 to 119 Shaw Bros., 120 and 121 Geo. Graham, 122 and 123 Jas. Scott, 124 and 125 K. B. Hiues, 126 and 127 W* H. Biker, 128 ami 129 R. Peake, 130 and 131 r. Barford, 132 VV. Sort, 133 J. Houston, 134 T. Short, 135 to 138 dannon Bros 139 to HI J. Twidle, 11-2 to 145 R. Dodd, 146 to ICO G. Niokle, 151 to 155 VV. and E. Nickle, 156 J. Kewish, 157 to 166 Walkington, 167 J.T. Bryaut, 168 T. White, 169 to 171 Norman B»uk;, 172 to 180 Wilkinson, 181 H. Sager, 182 to 181 Geo. Clark, 185 and 186 I. Bjbinson, 187 and 188 A. A Tapp 189 J. G. Ward, 190 Peake Bros., 191 and 102 E. Baker, 193 J. H. Charleston, 191 to 199 Hay Bros., 200 to 203 C. Sing, 201 A. J. Melville, 205 J. savory, 206 C. Alexander, 207 J. Hooker, 208 to 211 J. Hauks, 215 and 216 P. Davys, 217 M. Anderson, 218 B. Lund, 219 to 221, J. Martin, 222 E. Larsen, 223 to 225 P. Crosby, 226 and 227 A. Potts, 228 J. Fitzgerald, 229 to 234 H. Mahood, 235 and 236 C. Teddy, 237 W. Holtby, 238 S. Shaw, 239 E. J. Boucher, 210 T. Piatt, 211 A. J. Charles, 212 and 213 Kay Bros.' 241 J. Walker, 219 G. McGhie, 250 to 252 VV. F. Simpson, vb'S Watt Bros., 254 W. Sing, 255 G. Ghsson, 256 J. M. flail, 257 C. S. Baer, 258 J. Corlett, 259 and 260, F. Littlewood, 261 and 262 W. and J. McMillan, 263 E. Drury, 261 W. Lindesay, 265 and 256 Eie, 207 and 268 G. lieeley, 269 E ; Pascoe, 270 J. Kruse, 271 G. Read, 272 W. McFariand, 273, F. C. Siddall, 274 J. Cumpstoue, 275 A. Forkert, 276 and 27S E. S. Cooper, 279 SI. Eyre, 280 and 281 W. M. .haw, 282 E. Carruth, 233 A. W. Eoe, 281 i'. O. Duncan, 285 F. Richmond, 286* C. Holliday, 287 F. Bull, 288 Graham, 289 A. Curtis, 290 J. T. Steele
LIGHT HORSES. E. Edwards, 5 and 6T. Garmnnsway, 7 to 10W. E. Jones, 11 R. Taylor, 12 to 15 Pawson, 17 and 18 G. G. Death, 10 to 30 Death Bros., 31 to 34 W. Chitty, 35 to 40 Geo. Robinson, 41 t j 45 W. Robinson, 46 to 49 E. Allen, 50 to 53 \v. V r osper, 54 to 61 E. Sunda:, 62 to 81 VV. Paterson, 82 to 86 T. Paterson, 87 to 101 Jas. Taylor, 102 to 107 W. Morgan, 108 to 115 Rotorua Motor Company, 116 to 119 P. Coyl\ 120 to 122 H. J. Groenslade, 123 and 124 \V. Newell 125 and 126 A. Cassidy, 127 to 130 H.' Windsor, 131 Jas. Scott, 132 James Gray, 133 Win. Scott, 134 to 139 \V. G. Kay, 140 to 142 T. K Short, 143 to 146 Hannon Broa, 147 H. Vickers, 148 to 151 J. Twidle, 152 to 155 P. Hunt, 156 to 158 J. Allwood, 159 and 160 C. O. Basley, 161 to 167 W. andE. Kickle, 168 Ueo. Nickle, 169 to 213 Hill Bros., 213 to 22U B. Armitage, 221 to 228 J. Crawford, 229 T. Winter, 230 to 232 H. Ferguson, 233 to 238 E. W. Thomas, Fe ike Bros., 240 and 241, C. Peake, 242 H. H. Shaw, 213 to 216 McNaughton 8r03., 247 and 248 B. Swayne, 249 vV. Main, 250 Noiruan Bank?, 251 J. Houker, 252 to 256 I'otts Bros., 257 W. Long, 253 J. Ward, 259and2 60 A. J. Melville, 261 D. Fry, 262 and 263 E. Hope. 261 S, ('alder, 265 and 266 A. Delaney, 267 VV. J nes, junr., 268 J. J. Bndgunn, 2 '9 M. Andersou, 270 und 271 A. Juha.-.ton, 272 and 273 C. Bowier 274 B. Lund, 275 John Martin, 276 E. VV. Hetherington. 277 K. Condar, 278 and 279 Potts, 280 to 285 H. Mahood, 286 to 289, 286 a to 289 a G. Humphreys, 290 W, Sing, 291 H. Sineoci;, 292 C. Teddy, 293 to 295 J. G. Berry, 296 and 297 M. 'I urney, 298 and 299 J. Cuvaaagh, 300 G. Isirkett, 301 J. Rivers, 3U2 and 303 S. Shaw, 304 and 305 T. Piatt, 306 VV. Willoughby, 307 A. J. Charles, 308 R. f. iVarnock, 309 to 314 J. B. Teasdale, 315 and 316 G. B. Simpson, 317 Shaw Bros., 318 G. Dunbar, 319 and 320 A. Gower, 321 »V. White, 322 and 333 E. Vickers, 321- to 326 J. Condor, 327 H. V. King, 328 and 329 S. iieid, 330 VV. E. Simpson, 331 v\ atts ilros., 339 to 337 T. A. Cooper, 338 ami 310 L. Callagbau, 311, W. Goodwin, 312 J. U'Conujr, 313 and 311 T. Bartlett, 315 F. Litt.lo.vodd. 316 and 317 Miss Ewen, 318 to 351 W. and J. McMillan, 352 and 353 E. de U. Drury, 354 and 355 F. Atkinson, 356 W. Lindesay, 357 una 358 H. Itae, 359 John May, 360 It. Libeau, 361 T. H. Lawry, 362 V. Hamilton, 363 E. Pascoe, 364 Wrn. Gray, 365 G. Reid, 366, C. Dixon, 367 and 365, F. C. fciddall, 369 to 372 C. Hargreaves, 373 to 375 G. Palmer, 374 H. A. Boyd, 377 and 378 W. Gale, 379 to 881 VV. Mason, 382 E. Mason, 383 KiDg Bros., 381 F. Mucroi't, 355 and 386 D. Williamson, 357 to 359 J. Jarrett, 390 E. Garroway, 391 VV. MoHardy, 392 M. Eyre 393 and 391 W. Brown, 395 VV. M. Shaw, 396 and 397 Vailance Bros., 398 Mrs Bramley, 399 P. Dee, WO and 401 11. McLeod, 102 D. Millar, 403 Rathe, 404 Graham, 405 to 408 F. Given
Further entries solicited. ORDER OF SALE—WEDNESDAY, at 10 o'clock Vehioleß and Unbroken and Pedigree Stock, and Draught- numourtd to ISO. THURSDAY, at 'J o\ lock -Remainder of Draughts. PSIDAT, at 11 o'cl ok—Light Horsea numbeied to 300. SATURDAY, at 11 u'ckdc—Remainder of Horsea. Class is requir <i with entries tor cataloguing purposes. OHAUPO HOGGET FAIR. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. Entries sol usitod. ST.Z. LOAN * MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LTD., C. HUNTER, Auot'.onbse. HAMILTON. "AS HANDSOME GIGS FOR SALE SI'UING DRAYS IS 7 "MOCK LARGE S.IOCK HA&KOWd Mj Improved OHA IN BARROW is the thingforiop-drest.ii.tr. They *i!l pay for themselves in oue se<*?ou. Come and bea them. REPAIKING AM' PAINTING. SHOEING CAREFULLY DOSS. I INVITE CRITICISM. NBAS SAXJBYARDB.
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Waikato Times, Volume LVII, Issue 8004, 8 September 1906, Page 3
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