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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume I, Issue 9, 12 May 1880, Page 3

STOCK SALES FOR MAY. Tj^REEMAN E. JACKSON will hold his Sales of Stock during the month ot MAY, as follows : — WAVERLEY— Friday, 14th. ST. HILL STREET— Wednesday, 19th. , HAWERA— Friday, 21st. ! ST. HILL STREET— Wednesday, 2nd June. Settlers will kindly forward their entries. FEEEMAN E. JACKSON, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, 14th MAY, At 1 o'clock. Waverley Sale Yards. TjIREEMAN E. JACKSON will sell by public auction, as above — 40 head mixed cattle 20 head mixed store cattle 5 head cattle • 12 forward steers 400 sheep Sale at 1 o'clock. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. tS 3 Settlers intending to enter stock for the above sale will kindly forward particulars at once. SATURDAY, 15th MAY, At 11 o'clock. W MURRAY THOMSON has re- • ceived instructions from Messrs. Ward and Co., who are closing their premises in Hawera, to sell by auction, on the above date, on their premises — The balance of their Bankrupt Stock, consisting of — Flannels, sheetings, towels Dress goods, inerinos, calicos Calicos, bed ticking, shhtings Winceys, skirts, hollands Corsets, underclothing, lustres Ladies' trimmed hats, costumes Table covers, cuffs and collars Ladies' silk ties, linings, wools Crimean shirts, men's drawers Collars, scarves, tea coseys Lace mirtains, counterpanes Colored rugs, Ulsters Shawls, hosiery, ribbons Toilet covers, wove plaids Flannel shirts, cotton shirts Lambswool drawers Ties, braces &c, &c. &c. Terms cash. W. MUBBAY THOMSON, Auctioneer. New Plymouth. SATUBDAY, 15th MAY. "OAUCHOPE and KING have received X) instructions from the Steam Threshing Company, to sell by auction, at New Plymouth — Their Steam Threshing Machine and Gear, as follows : — 1 R. Homsby and Son's 6-horse power portable steam engine, with extra large fire box 1 R. Homsby and Son's 3ft. 6in. threshing, shaking, finishing, and dressing machine, with elevators attached, and belting &c, all in working order 1 weighing machine 1 200-gallon tank Sale at 1.30 p.m. Terms of sale can be had on application to the auctioneers. The auctioneers would call attention to the fact that everything is in first-class working order, and is only being sold on account of dissolution of partnership. Tikorangi. TUESDAY, 18th MAY. BAUCHOPE and KING have received instructions irom Mr. J. J. Taylor (who is leaving the district), to sell by auction, at the farm known as Major Stapp's, Tikorangi, on the above date, — The whole of his Stock, Farming Implements, Household Furniture, and Effects, as follows : — 3 well-bred draught mares, in foal to Prince Carlyle 2 draught geldings, 1 buggy mare 1 good hack, 1 pony 10 cows, in milk and to calve 1 young bull, by " Master Carlo" 58 young cattle 3 Homsby's double and single furrow ploughs 1 Paragon mower, 1 self-raking reaper 1 turnip cutter, 1 chaff cutter 1 grass seed sower, 1 broadcast seed sower 1 cultivator, flexible and spike harrows Shaft, leading, and plough harness 1 spring trap and harness 1 2-horse dray, with frame Ladders, pig troughs, iron tanks Household furniture, dairy utensils 30 sacks feed oats, &c, &c, &c. Sale at II o'clock sharp. Luncheon at One o'clock. The implements are all in good condition, having been purchased new during the last eighteen months. TjIOUND, on the road near the Mangawhero Bridge, a large Tarpaulin, about 10 feet x" 10 feet, with copper cringles, and tarred on the outside. Information can be had "at this office, by the owner paying expenses.