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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 3837, 21 April 1899, Page 3

TE PUKE BALE^ ARDS. Tuesday, April 6 26th , 2 p m--g /\r) HEAD ENTERED TO \\)£ DATE, including: 16 Grown Forward Bullocks 15 3-year-old Steers 10 2|-year-old Steers 20 Head Mixed Cattle. (coast) 15 Yearlings (niis«d) 5 Choice Heifers (empty) 4 Springing Heiiurs (choice) 2 Springing Cows 15 Cows (nearly beef) Good 2 to 2fc-year-oH Steers Wanted at this bale. Further entries roquested. W. T. KAYM <ND, Auctioneer. Judea Sale Yards. Thursday, April 27th., 2 pm. tjf* HEAD ENTERED TO 10 DATE, inciudiog:— 5 Fat Cows 10 2£-year-o!d neifers 16 2-year-old Sker3 4 Heifers 20 Head Mixed Ca*tle 15 Yearlings (mixed sexes) 6 Choice, Heifors, some springing Good Cows, at profit, Wanted. Further* entries solicited. W. T. RAYMOND, Auctioneer. MONTHLY STOCK SALES. Thursdays Tuesdays At Tattran<ja. At Tb Puke. 2nd May 18th May 30th May 15th June 27th June R. SEDDON, Auctioneer. MONTHLY STOCK SALE, TE PUKE. Tuesday, 2nd May, at 2 p.m. IFF HEAD ENTERED TO 100 DATE, including: 15 Fat Cows 12 Bullocks (nearly beef) 25 4-year-old Steers (fresh) 22 3 |~year-oM Steers (fresh) 12 2£-y ear-old Steers 8 Store Cows 5 2 |-year-old Heifers 30 3-year- old Steers 20 2-year-old Steers 6 Fat Heifers 25 Fat Wethers 4f — — — — ■ ■-' Early entries solicited. R. SEDDON, Auctioneer. DISSOLUTION OF PAITIKBSHIP. THE FIRM OF MESSRS CAMPNY & HARVEt 'has thia day been dissolved hj mutual consent. The business will in future be carried on by Messrs W. Harvey and Son, who will collect all debts and pay all liabilities of the late firm. JAMES CAMPNY, WM. HARVEY. Tauranga, 10th April, 1899. Witness : John A. Clahk. Tn reference to the above tho new firm of MESSRS W. HARVEY AND SON trust, by strict attention to business and attention to the wants of their customers, to merit a continuance' of the patronage so liberally accorded to the late firm of 'Campay and HarYey W. HARVEY AND SON. Under the distinguished patronage of Mis Excellency, Lord Carrington, Governor of N.S. W-, and L%rd Onslow, . Ex-Governor of N.Z. STAR "HOTEL, T A U.EAN G A. The " STAB, " is pronounced by patrona to be second to none in the North Island. Coaches leave the Hotel for the Lakes on Arrival of all Steamers. Special Buggies and Saddle Horses can be obtained for all parts of the country. Private Suites of Apartments for Families. Sample-rooms for Commercial Gentlemen. The Borough Baths (salt-water) are within three minutes' walk of the "Star." {Late of Whakatane), PROPRIETOR. I LAST DAYS! LAST DAYS! To Secure a Chance to Win. £1000 for Is. £1000 A Fortune for Is. A Fortune for Is £1000 for Is (FIRST ) £1000 for Is GREAT £1000 for Is ( prize ) JBiOOO for Is Or 12 months' Trip Bound the World, first-class, all Expenses paid, and £600 in Cash for one person, or eight months for two. And 126 other important Prizes, ranging in value from £1 to £15«. Eight Hours' 43rd Annual Great Fete and Ait Union, MelbourneUnder the Patronage of His Excellency the Governor, Lord Brassey, KC.B. Proceeds in aid of the Hospitals and Public Charities. Prizes will tie delivered to the winners, Free of all Charges. A list qf winning numbers will be posted to any person sending a stamped and addressed envelope to the Bepresentative. Buy from Local Agent or send Stamps, Postal Note?, P. O. 0., direct to the Representative, 237, Collinsst Melbourne, at once for tickets, and secure a chance in this Great Art Union, 22 for £1, 11 for 10s. or Is each. Applications must reach Melbourne on or before 23th April. Be sure and Try your luckTHEO. W. HEIDE, Bepresentative, 237, CoUins-st , Melbourne, Victoria*