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McNicol & Co. Holmes, LMUand :'.\[ U. »nd A. McKinnoo, -1 - 11. :-[>-:K<,. 21 i nui] 211 Hir+nt;*', 245 to 217 Hen Br-.wne, _:; -, Win. Tucker, 2-49 A, (.'Htiujr n. 2'd in 2r>2 Samuul Kiclianlscn, 253 :.nl 254 M. Corrie, 255 to 202 Ah-c .-; Hoard, 263 E. Wattaui, 2olJ. I< f\ Kay. 2i'.7 to :'7'i Jam. g Dunninp, 271 I). Livmg.-t'.ne, 272 fi. Jiurk--, L' 73 and 271 A. Birker, 275 in 2MJ (J. \1 ..Im'.u, 281 and 282 Jas. K«ll, L'S3 VV. W Hii/<;iußnn, 281 R. D. i>uxii*ld,2&saod 286 W. Winter, 287 Fry Bros., 288 ;•-•."I L-v.t !■'. Bartl-tt, 2i>n to 292 T. J. Stuiley, 293 Wilcox, 294 to 299 0. J. Marsh, 300 Isaac Hodgson, 301 S. 'I. Dewur, 302 tu 304 Alt', Main, 305 Roland Hinton, 306 W. P. Robertson, 307 McCarthy Broa , 308 J. G. Lovegrove, 309 W. (1. Care, 310 and 311 Thos Wylie, 32, J. G Penniket, 313 Herbert Cooper, 314 and 315 D. Shaw, 310 T. Caruiiehael, 317 and 318 F. B. Dennis, 319 to 321 Mulholland, 322 Capt. Montgomery, 323 and 324 G. A. HardWood, 325 and 326 Leonard Allen, 327 to to 330 H. Hulce, 331 Andrew Casey, 332 H. J. Hirst, 333 to 338 Jno. Mickey, 339 and 340 Dan Cloy, 34: T. Heath, 312 to 344 F. Irwitt, 315 and 34G M. Bemrose, 347 E. Waitofjuni r). 31S to 353 C. Tfsrgreaves, 354 and 355 W.Russell, 356 and 357 E. Twidle, 358 to 360 J. J. Raynee, 361 B. Dagg, 3(5 A. Hum Murdoch, 366 E. S. Cooper, 367 and 368 E. I'evraal, 369 to 372 George Civ»n, 373 and 374' Jno. Goddes, 375 El round Jones, 376 Client, 377 to 380 Jno. Kowe, :581 and 382 Jas. Orr, 383 Jno. McSweeney, 384 to 388 Jno Karl, 389 Client. 390 E. G. Reiy, 391 G. E. Churches. 392 and 393 J. HNicolip, 394 E. Peterson, 395 Client, 396 John Jepsmi, 397 F. Cud well, 398 H. R M. McCailum, 399 Wynn Brown, 400 W. Livingstoue, 401 and 402 Jarrett (junior), 403 to 406 Einil Sohepenz, 407 J. A. Hair, 408 A. L. Yule, 409 Rupert Wylie, 410 to 412 Ohas. Eyre, 413 Jno. Carroll, 114 and 415 Kereone Estate, 416 H. Sharp, 417 A. P. Ciarson, 418 Mrs Keeley, 419 and 420 Anton Turnwald, 121 Tyler, 422 J. L. 8. Richardson, 423 Howe, 421 G. W. Vercoe, 425 and 426 M. Bernrose, 427 Frank Ross, 428 and 429 J. B. Starkey, 430 and 431 James Murray, 432 to 135 McNaughton Bros, 436 J. L. S. Richardson.

ORDER OF SALE— Fir&t day, 10.30 a.m.—All Unbroken Horses, Vehicles, Stallions, advertised Brood Mares and Draught Horses to No. 100. Second day, at '.) a.m.—Balance of Draught Hor.-es. 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, Entries solicited. CAMBRIDGE SPRING CATTLE SALE, la Borough's New Yards. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. Wo will hold our Spring Cattle Sale in the Cambridge Uorough Councils new yards on above date. Entries received comprise: OHO CHOICE YEARLINGS, £i\j\J off 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 Steers, Matangi 30 ( hoice 2-year-old Steers, Matangi 10 Yearlings, Pukerimu 10 Yearling Steers 10 Two-year-old Steers 10 Springing Heifers, Pat and Forward Cows, M. L. Watkins 10 Springing Heifers, W. Harris Also from Juhn Morgan : 20 Good Sows in Pig 80 Slips and Weaners 50 Porkers 50 24 to 3}-year-old Steers, oil turnips, Hinuera Entries solicited. HAMILrON STOCK SALE~~ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. IjUT, STORE, AND DAIRY CATTLE, ? FAT AND St ORE SHEEP, PIGS, etc. 80 Head Fat Cattle 60 Fat Wethers, Tamahere 50 Young Pigs, Paeroa 12 Choice Heifers i At profit, from 2 Cow 3 J Waingaro 20 Fat Cows, Broadmeadows, W. Chitty 36 Yearlings, Hillside

Entries Solicited. MOERINSVILLE STOCK SALE FRIDAY, SEPfEMBER 28. »)r\ SPRINGING HEIFERS, m )\J l'i>iko aid Neighbourhood 5 Springing Heifers, Thos. White 1 Quiet Cow, second calf, Thos. White 400 Fat Wethers, P, Chapman ANNUAL HOGGET FAIR AT OHADPO TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2. 100 HOGGETS Tuhikaramea Entries solicited. MATAMATA STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3. We will hold our next Matauiata Stock Sale on above date. QA FAT AND FORWARD 3-YEAR-OU OLD STEERS, Overdale Entries solicited. OHAUPO ANNUAL BULL SALE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30. \ r \Ci B u " L L { ■ \SJ \J from Waikato breeders Entries solicited, MoNICOL &, CO., G. F. MoCDLLAGH, Auctioneer. IF you want to Buy a Farm, Town or Suburban Lot, Hotel or other Property, you will be studying your best interests by calling on Bell & McGuire, LAND. HOUSE, STOCK, COMMISSION, INSURANCE, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, VICTORIA - STREET, HAMILTON. 3UU ACRES Exceptionally Good Dairy Farm, good homestead, close to Post Office, School, Creamery, e'c. Price, XS per acre. Easy tonus. 100 ACrfE* 3 , Partly Improved, Creamory, School, otc. one mile. Price, .£2 15s per acre. '■ asy Terms. 412 ACRtiS, Partly Improved Dairy or Sheep Farm. Close to township, and within easy distance of railway and Hamilton. Price, XI ss. Terms can be arranged. 3000 ACRES, First-class Sheep Country. Railway on property. Modern house with all necessary outbuildings. Wellfenced and subdivided. Cood healthy Country, A bargain, X"> per acre. Easy Forms to a good man. I'JO ACHE:-', Excellent Dairy Farm. Now house and outbuildings. Creamery, School, Railway, Pout Oltic j , etc., adjoining property. Close to Hamilton Borough boundary. Price, £ls per acre, Terms. 200 ACRES, close to rising Waikato township, partly improved. Price, £i 5s p ■it aoro. Terms. ;1 he above properties will not wait. Act Promptly. To flotelke^v-rs: For Sale—Two of the best Hotel Properties in the Auckland Province. Free ho-ise?, and in rapidly rising towus. Apply sharp. Largo list of Town and Suburban propeities to select from, including some of the most beautiful River and Lake view sites in Hamilton, Agents for Mutual Life Association of Australasia. Absentees Represented, Valuations Made, Rents and Interest Collected. Money to Lend on Freehold Security. V\rE make a niaciality of Butter ¥? Wrappsra. Wauuto Tuna, HR^iitca