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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 166, 28 June 1912, Page 8

4. A. Miner. J. ' S Alli BATUHDAY, JUNE 29th, AT 1 P.M. Horses. Pigs, 3 springing Dairy Cow s. Spring U.ut. Dog Curt. Poultry; Purebred lading White Leghorns and Silver Wyandottes, also Dioic Birds and Ducks. Produce: O.S. and wheat chaff, wheat, barley, maize, potatoes (Dakota and Up-to-date), pumpkins, marrows, celery, horse carrot a, mangles, baled .my. etc., etc. Fruit; Apples, pears, etc. .'Splendid selection of new aud secondhand Furniture, including wardrobes, sideboards, duchess pairs, washstands, 3-pieee velvet suite, b-piece dining-room mite i.i h-iither, washstands, toilet ware, carpet square, chairs of all descriptions including A. 8., rattan and plain and upholstered wicker, 2 pianos, 2 organs, b.m. bedsteads, w.w., kapoc and flax matcress, 5-drawer chest, curtain poles, curtains, rugs, bookcase, 2 gramaphones, round table, pictures, cups, saucers, cutlery, etc.; also kitchen utensils of all descriptions; also portable copper with stand complete, wheelbarrows, and other sundries 100 numerous to mention. Also 2JO yards Ln bleached Calico, Sheetings, Silks, Flannel, Towels, etc. On account, of a Client:—A splendid line of Horse and Cow Corers. Saddles, Bridles, etc. ]y-ART <£Jale. TUESDAY, JULY 2nd, 1912. On account of Mr. F. E. Armin 11, who is leaving Hawke’s Bay; THE CONTENTS~OF HIS RESIDENCE will be sold absolutely without reserve, at the Mart, on Tuesday Afternoon. Further particulars in Saturday’s and Monday’s papers. Furniture on view nt the Mart on Monday Afternoon and Tuesday Morning.

M 8 **™ 8 S AU; MONDAY, JULY Ist, AT 1 B.M. 120 2,4, and 6-tooth ewes 80 fine woolled ewes 25 fat ewee " 40 fat ewes ** 5 fat heifers 2 springing heifer* 100 store ewes

£}O TO THE H.B. FARMERS’ COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD. FOR YOUR GUNS, AMMUNITION, £c. THEIR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN HASTINGS. AT GATENBY’S PHARMXdY, 124 HERETAUNGk ST.. HASTINGS. Tel. 289. , GATENBY'S 'INDIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA CURE, gURE CURE for Dyspepsia and allied complaints: “ rpHE rpRiBUNE ” IS OBTAINABLE EVERY EVENIN6 NAPIER-—All. Newsagent*. W. J. McGrath, Shakespeare Rd. The Trocadero. H. Hare, storekeeper, Hastings st. S. Railway Bookstall. PORT AHURIRI—McCarthy A Co., Tobacconists. A. Thompson. Grocery Store. WESTSHORE—McVicai’s Store. HASTINGS—AII Newsagents and * several of the Fruiterer*. Hathsra.il, Willow- Park road. Harper, Karamu road. Lynch A Son, Storekeepers, Stortford Lodge. Railway Bookstall. COUNTRY DISTRICTS.

GREENMEADOWS—CoI will Bros. MEANER-N. J. Wakeley. PAKOWHAI--Kent and Donovan. CLlVE—Cushing Bros. FERNHlLL—Gumbley and Sons. MARAEKAKAHO—F. Nugent. HAVELOCK—C. Hampton. E. S. Harris. PU K EHO U—G.. Priest. OTANE—W. .Malenoir. WAIPAWA—Thos. Thompson. L. Pratley. W. J. Fellow. WAIPUKURAU -J. Lucas. Railway Bookstall. TIKOKINO —Roach’s Store (on arrival of coach). - ONG A ONGA-J. Wolstenholm* (on arrival of coach). MAKARETU —C. Rosser (on arrival of coach)., t PETANE —J- B- Arnott (on arrival o! coach). ESKDALE—A. King (on arrival of coach). “ rpHE rjIRTBUNF. ” IS DELIVERED IN ALL PARTS OF HAWKE’S BAY. ” HAWKE'S BAY TRIBUNE." W 11 * ■ SußeoairnoM*: 6/8 per quart** delivered in town and suburbs, or 10/• per quarter in advance, posted to any part of the Dominion. Advkkiiskment* under the following classes —Wanted, To Let, Foa Saul Lost and Found, Personal, Board anc Rksidenox —are inserted at the rate ot 18 words for 1/-, or three consecutive insertions for 2/6 for ca*h paid in advance. Biama, Marriages, and Dbaths, 2/6 each insertion; Fvnkral Notiois, !/• extra. These advertisements must be signed by the advertiser. Replies to advertisements will be received at the offices of the Taiauna free of charge. Instructions as to the insertion or withdrawal of advertisements in the Tribunx must be in writing. The Proprietors do not hold them* selves' responsible for non-insertion o( advertisements through accident a. from other causes. Tklephones: Napier Exchange, 746 and 110; Hastings Exchange, 89.