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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume III, Issue 213, 22 February 1882, Page 3

STOCK SALES for FEBRUARY" AND MARCH. Waverlet, special sale Tues., Feb. 28 Hawera Friday, Mab. 9 St. Hilt,-Stbeet... Wed., Mab. 8 Waverlet SAT., Mac. 11 Kaitaramea ... Friday, Mab. If St; Hill-Street... Wed., M.ab. 22 FEEEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer; Waverley Sale Yards* SPECIAL SALE. TUESDAY* 28th FEBRUAEY; Tj! BEE MAS" R. JACKSON JC has received instructions froni the importer to sell by public auction^ as above, — 4000 superior breeding ewes, from the station of A; McHahdy, Esq., Napier. Sale at 1 o'clock. FREEMAN E. JACKSON, Auctioneer". "VT O T £ C E\ Sheep Farmers must produce clean certificates for all sheep entered foif sale at any of my sale yards. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, 1504 Auctioneer. /CORNSACKS! CORNSACKS ! KJ The undersigned has a Consign* ment of above for sale. 1414tc FEEEMAN E. JACKSON* ■iyr o t i c £> A Branch of my Business is now opened in High-street, Haweba, under the management of Mr. Charles Ranson, who will receive entries for the Stock Sales, and transact any commission or othet business that may be required 1 : Advances made on Stock and Pro* duce. Cash Purchaser of Wool and other Produce. Money to Lend, on freehold securi* ties, from 6£ to 1\ per cent. Agencies : The Northern Investment Company of New Zealand. Imperial Fire Insurance Company o London. Monthly Sales— Waverley, Kaka* BAMEA, AND HAWEBA. Head Office WANGANtJt FREEMAN R. JACKSON, 485tc Auctioneer. ■^ O E SALE The undersigned has the following Properties for sale : — Imperial Hotel, Normanby 2 |-acre Sections, Regent-st., Hawera l-aere Section Regent-street, Hawera, with Dwelling-house 400 acres Improved Land, Manutahi 100 acres Improved Land, Whakamara 436 acres Leasehold Land, Whakß* mara 755 acres, Eltham 153 acres Improved Land, Waimate 252 acres Unimproved Land, Ngaire Sections in Hawera and Manaia 3 Woodville Town Sections The Boarding-house, Fruit Shop, and Bakery, situated in High-street, Hawera. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. /COLONIAL MANUFACTURES, \J JUST OPENED UP. One case, containing. 36 MEN'S TWEED SUITS, FROM THE Celebrated Kaiapoi Mills. These goods are superior to the English imported article, having been made to order, and being in sizes to fit both tall and short men. They can be highly recommended, both for" lowness of price and superior work* manship. E. PULFORD. ESSKS. STANDISH AND HUGHES have opened branch offices at Manaia and Opunake, which places they will personally visift monthly — Manaia on Wednesdays, and Opunake on Thursdays, commencing om Wednesday next, and thereafter on the first Wednesday oi every month. Offices : — Mauaia, at Nieoll's store j Opunake, at Courtney'tj building. 153 D rpHE OPUNAKE LIGHTEB JL COMPANY. Notice to Shabeholl)ebs. A Second Call of One Pound per Share in the above Company is now due, and payable on or before the 21st instant, to the Secretary, at Opunake. J. MAYSMOR, Secretary. Opunake, Feb. 7, 1882. 1509f22" "OOSTERS (plain or colored) turned X out with despatch at the «sta* Office