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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume V, Issue 767, 7 April 1884, Page 3

Stratford. TO-MORROW, "VT E W T O N KING -Ll will sell by auction, at his yards, Stratford — 25 calves 3 springing cows 15 mixed cattle Sale at 1.30 p.m. OTOCK SALES FOR APRIL. Manaia ... Satuedat, Apbil 12 St. Hill-St. ... Wednesday, Apl. 16 Kakabamea ... Fbiday, Apbil 18 Waveblex . . . Friday, April 25 St. Hill-St. ... Wednesday, Apl. 30 FREEMAN E. JACKSON, Auctioneer, Wanganui and Hawera. Manaia Sale Yards. SATURDAY, 12th APRIL. "T7REEMAN R. JACKSON Jj will sell by public auction, as above, — 30 head 12 to 18-months-old steers 35 3 and 4-year-old well forward bullocks 100 fat sheep And. Without Reserve, Deering Binder and cover, complete, iv good working order Sale at 1 o'clock. Entries solicited, and received at Hawera for above sale. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. Opunake Sale Yards. THURSDAY, 10th APRIL, At 1 o'clock. "VTOLAN, TONKS & CO. -L l will sell by public auction, as above — 100 18-months-old steers 20 2-year-old steers 30 18-months-old heifers 20 2-year-old heifers 30 cows 25 yearlings 4 working bullocks 40 weaners 4 milch cows 10 yearlings 1 draught gelding 1 draught mare and foal WnnouT Resebve, 9 coach horses Entries solicited FOR SALE, on easy terms, a newly-built five-roomed house, with half-acre of land. Apply on the premises to F. BURBUSH. TTT O B SALE. A DRAPERY BUSINESS, doing a first-class trade in a large and populous district. Principals only dealt with. Apply to NOLAN,' TONKS & CO. f^ N SALE. New Season Clover Seeds Perennial Rye (Poverty Bay, Canterbury, and local) NOLAN, TONKS & CO., Seedsmen. •jp O E SALE. The centrally-situated and wellestablished RAILWAY HOTEL, situate opposite the Railway Station, Hawera. Also, a few choice sites in the town. For terms, &c, apply to NOLAN, TONKS & CO., Or, F. McGUIRE. MANGAWHERO & NGAIRE STEAM SAW & PLANING MILLS. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC AND TRADE. Mr. H. Southey having given over his interest in the business lately carried on by him and Mr. Willy to Mr. John Penny, the firm will now be known as that of Penny and Co., when the liberal support hitherto accorded to Southey and Willy is solicited for the new firm, who, by strict attention to business, and reasonable profits, hope to be able to secure, at a price and quality not to be equalled, a fair share of the increasing demands of the district. They are prepared to take orders for every description of sawn and dressed timber ; and as their new yards are capable of containing a large assortment of every kind, intending customers will be able to have a large stock to choose from. Being agents for the New Plymonth Sash and Door Factory, everything in that line can be supplied at a low price. PENNY & CO. N.B. — All accounts owing to the late firm must be paid to the manager, ' Mr' W. L. Kennedy, and his receipt will be sufficient discharge for the same. H. SOUTHEY. G. WILLY. Til R E W A R D. Strayed from the Eltham Road, a Black Mare, branded RG on near shoulder. Anyone leaving such information at this office as will lead to its recovery will receive the above reward. T. B. WINSER, Kaupokonui. _p-| REWARD.! LOST, between Kaupokonui and Inaha, two Steers, one spotted steer branded H on off rump; other a brindled red branded N on off ribs. Anybody bringing same to Mr. McCutghan, Manaia, will receive above reward. EDWARD SPACKMAN. Otakeho, April 3rd, 1884.