__ McJTicol Ss CoWAI HO L:—Friday, September 14. OHAUPo—Monday, S. ptembor 17. CAMBRIDGE-Annual Spring Horse Fair, Tuesday to Friday, September 18th, 19th, 2uth and 21st. CAMBPJDGE-Spring Cattle Sale, Wei neaday, Sephiuber 26 HAMIL'I OX -Thursday, Sept. wber 27. MORRINSVILLE-F.iday, s, otember 28. OHAUE'O—Annual Uigget fur, Tuesday, October 2. MATAMATA—Wednesday, October 3. OHAIP i-Annual Bull Sale, Tuesday, October 30. WAltfOU STOCK SALE. FBI DAY, SEPTEMBER 14. FAT,, STORE, AND DAIRY CATTLE, SHEEP, 4c. 40 18-inonths to Two-year-old Cattle, J. Cochrane 10 Head Mixed Cattle, Wm. Thomson 30 Calves, Manawaru 30 Head Beef, J. Hanks, J. McNicol, Bell, E. D. Murray, D. Curtin 100 Hereford and Shorthorn Cows, off turn p--, Kiel-m u.t D-.wns 3(J Yearling Steers and Heifers, off turnips, Richmond Downs 8 Dairy Cows at Profit, J. Ward, junr 15 Sprioging Heifers, Mo>rinsville 25 Cows, Springers and Beef, R. Allen 2 Two-year-old Shorthorn Bulls. R. Alien 20 Half-bred Tarn worth Berkshire Pigs, D. Curtin 14 Calves, D. Curtin Entries solicited. OHAUPO STOCK SALe7~ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. In consequence of the Annual Spring Horse Fair at Cambridge commencing on Tuesday, 18th inst, we will hold our usual fortnightly Ohaupo sale as above. Entries solioited. ANNUAL SPRING HORSE FAIR AT CAMBRIDGE. In connection with Waikato Farmers' Annual Stallion Parade. TUESDAY TO FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 19th, 20th & 21st. ROO HORSES, OVyV/ from the principle breeders and farmers throughout the district. 60 Unbroken Draught Geldings and Fillies, from Yearlings, to 3-years-old 20 Unbroken 4-year-old Geldings and Fill-'e?, by Firearm, and UpsUndstaudiiig ;_iacks and Coaching Stamps, from Galatea Estate 8 Unbroken Draught Colts and Fillies, by Galatea Estate 10 Unbroken 4 and 6-year-old, by Mitiora, from Assets Board 30 Unbroken i ight Horses, 2 .and 4-years-old 15 Unbroken Light Draught and Cobby Horses, from Kawhia 10 Unbroken 3-year-old Draught Colts, by Green Hill Laddie, Hautapu 6 Unbroken, Two, Three, and Fouryear old Draught Colts, Waimanu 6 Unbroken, Two, Three, and Four-year-old Light Horses, Waimanu 150 Extra Choice 3 and 4-year-old Draughts, broken to farm work, frrm Waikato breeders 150 Medium and Heavy Draught Horses, 5-years upwards 150 3 and 4-year-old Horses, comprising Useful Cobs, Upstanding flacks, and Active Low Set Horses, suitable for light spring cart and factory traps, from Waikato breeders 250 Ponies, Cobs, Harness Horses and Hacks of all descriptions On account James Dunning : Thoroughbred Mare, Lady Agnes, dam of Cuiragno, by Nelson— Sister Agnes, and stinted to Federation Splendid Cob, Consul, winner of many prizes 2 Medium Draught Mares, stinted to Feberation 3 Good Hack and Harness Mareß, stinted to Federation 3 Yearlings, by Federation Two-year-old, by Eoyal Conqueror 1 Four - wheeled American Buggy (almost new) 1 Cortland Waggon Also, Roadster Stallion, Lochiel (imp. from Victoria), sire Seattle, dam Maggie Moore by Glenburnie Draught Entir), Gimbee, by AU-a-Dale, dam Brick, by Loch Fergus Draught Entire, Lord Kitchener, by Major Fleuiming, dam Violet, by Prince Fergus Roadster Stallion, Young Jersey, 4 yoars-old, by Jersey, from Vanguard mare, broken to saddle and harness Thoroughbred Entire, Pioture ORDiR OF SALE— day, 10.30 a.m.—All Unbroken Horses, Vehicles, Stallions, advertised Brood Mares and Draught Horses to No. 100. Seoond day, at 9 a.m.—Balance of Draught Horses. Third and Fourth days, at 9.30 a.m.— Hacks and Light Harness Horses. Horses yarded by 11 o'clock a.m. each day of sale, CAMBRIDGE SPUING CATTLE SALE. In Borough's New Yards. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. We will hold our Spring Cattle Sale in the Cambridge Borough Councils new yards on above date. Entries received comprise: OHA CHOICE YEARLINGS, All/U oil'turnips 130 Well-bred 2-year-old Steers 60 Mixed Cattle, Neighbourhood 10 Three-year-old Steers, Gricedale 10 Empty Two-year old Heifers, Gricedale 70 Choice Yearling Steer?, Matangi 30 Choice 2-year-old Steers, Matangi 10 Yearlings Pukerimu 10 Yearling Steers 10 Two-year-old Steers 10 Springing Heifers, Fat and Forward Cows, M. L. Watkins 10 Springing Heifers, W. Harris Also from J.hn Morgan : 20 Good Sows in Pig 80 Slips aud Weaners 60 Porkers 60 2£ to Steers, off turnips, Hinuera Entries solicitdd. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. FAT, STORE, AND DAIRY CATTLE, FAT AND SiORE SHEEP, PIGS, etc. 80 Head Eat Cattle 60 Fat Wethers, Taniahere 50 Young Pigs, Paeroa 12 Choice Heifers t At profit, from 2 Cows ) Waingaro Entries Solicited. MORRINSVILLE STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, SEIU'EMUER 28. QA SPRING I NIG HEIFERS, O \J Piako and Neighbourhood 5 Springing Heifers, Thos, White 1 Quiet Cow, second calf, Thos. White 400 Eat Wethers, P. Chapman Entries solioited. ANNUAL HOGGET FAIR AT OHAUPO TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2. K(\(\ 11 O G G E T S KJ\J\J Tuhikaramea Entries solioited. MATAMATA STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER. 3. We will hold our next Matamata Stock Sale on above date. Of\ FAT AND FORWARD 3-YEAE-OU OLD STEERS, Ovordale Entries solicited. MoNICOL & CO., G. F. MoCULLAGH, Auctioneer. f'E make a speciality of Butter Weapperg. Waikato Timis. Hmilloi
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Waikato Times, Volume LVII, Issue 8006, 11 September 1906, Page 3
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