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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5471, 28 August 1879, Page 3

BOUTLEDGE & KENNEDY'S SALES SHAMROCK SALE YARDS. TUESDAY,' SEPTEMBER 2, 1879. ROpTLEDGE, KENNEDY AND CO. 1 Will sell by Auction as above — Yjf\ HEAD OF MIXED CATTLE, 1 4, superior Draught Horses 2 quiet and perfect Hacks Further paiuiculars in future advertise? inent. Sale at Ip.m. 651 FRIDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER, 1879. f | IHE undersigned have been instructed _L by Mr Charles Mitchell, to sell by public auction, at the Farndon Sale Yards, on the above date, about 50 HEAD of MIXED CATTLE, consisting of — Cow 3 sprlngitig 1 Cows with calves Heifers and Young Steers. Sale at 1 p.m. sharp. Terms at sale, ROUTLEDGE, KENNEDY & CO., 712 Auctioneers* BANNER AND LIDDLE'S SALES. THIS DAY. THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1879, At 12 o'clock. banner and liddle Will sell, at their rooms, as above, to close consignments, rpilE FOLLOWING GOODS— 25 cases Guiness's Stout (quarts) 25 do do do (pints) 10 dozen Boys', Youths', and Men's Felt Hats 2 American Laundry Stoves 2 dozen Clothes Wringers 5 cas'.is Lamp Glasses, assoited A L:\rge number of Kerosene Lamps, ■with reflectors 3 dozen Adzci Clothing, consisting of Boys', Men's, Youths' Trousers ; Boys' Knickers, Towels, Flrnnels, &c. A case containing Yankee Notions, consisting of Apple-parara and Corers, Scissor-sharpeners, Lamp Shades, Toys ; and a variety of other Ame- ~~ rican inventions Also, a lot of unclaimed Grocerici, Clothing and Furniture. 5 boxes Raisins 2 casks and 5 cases Currants 4 boxes Candied Peel Mincing Machine, Knife Boards, &c. Also, 1 Box, containing Clothing, Silver Lever Watch and Chain, 4c, 4c. BANNER & LIDDLTS, 678 Auctioneers. COWARD & GO'S SALES. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. COWARD & CO. 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