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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume VII, Issue 1310, 18 May 1886, Page 3

NOLAN,,TONSS& CO.'S SALES FOR MAY. Manaia Yards— Thursday, 20th Hawera lands — Thursday, 27th NOLABT, TONKS, & CO., , Auctioneers. ' ! - Manaia Sale Yai^ds. THURSDAY," #)th MAY. -At 1 p.m. "TtrOLAN, TONKS & CO. -L i will sell by public auction, at their yard,?, as above — 25 go6d cows 20 heifers 30 cows in calf 20 fat cows 16 18-months-old steers 10 quiet springing heifers 20 2|-year-old steers 20 2-year-old steers 3 milch cows (springing) 100 2-tooth sheep 40 fat ewes 250 ewes in lamb to pure-bred Lincoln rams 50 to ,100 pigs . Entries solicited. Hawera Sale Yards. THURSDAY, 27th MAY. At 2 p.m. NOLAN, TONKS AND GO. have received instructions from Mr. J. Moeeisox to sell by public auction, as above — His CHOICE FARM, of 234 acres, situated within a mile of Normanby Township, the whole being well fenced, sub-divided, and laid down with good English grasses ; is well-watered, and has a good six-roomed house erected thereon. NOLAN, TONKS & CO., 18,20,22,25,26 Auctioneers. NOLAN, TONKS & CO. AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND ESTATE AGENTS, AND SEED MERCHANTS, Haweea. We have now on hand and to arrive per s.s. Aoraagi, — White Clover, Alsyke, Red Clover, Cow Grass, and Timothy, direct importations from the best English houses Also, Perennial and Italian Rye Grass Cocksfoot, Fescues, Eape, Turnips, &c. Great care has been taken in the selection of the above seeds, and all are thoroughly tested and their germinating qualities proved before being sent out. NOLAN, TONKS & CO. ■p O E SALE. 100 cords of superior Firewood. Apply to G. Inkstee, or Robbins and Pieeaed, Ironmongers, Hawera. FOR SALE, a good, strong Spring Dray, fit for a farmer or carrier. Cheap, cheap, cheap. Apply to P. Juno, blacksmith, Hawera T^ O R SALE. A Bush Farm of 450 acres of firstclass land, about three miles from Manaia Township. Sections Nos. 18, 20. and 21, Block XIV., Kaupokonui Survey District. £200 cash only required, balance on mortgage at 6 per cent. Apply JAS. PERRY, Mission Farm, Inaha. TO LET— 3OO acres ot level land adjoining Mr. Wm. Bayly's Stony River run, being fenced and subdivided ; 250 acres ploughed and grassed; 50 acres light bush, with grass clearings ; 3-roomed house, stockyard, and outbuildings. Bent, reduced to £90 per year. Apply to G & H. CURTIS, Stratford; or, H. B. CURTIS, Inglewood. Stratford. 11th Nov., 1885. ~Tp 0 R SALE. BEACH FARM. 392 ACRES. Sections 2, 3, and 4s, Block V., Opunake Survey District, seven miles north of Opunake, on a firstclass road, substantially fenced, well watered and level. A large portion is alluvial, 7 feet deep. The bulk has been burnt, and surface sown. A large swamp has been effectually drained. 193 head of cattle are on the farm, 100 steers, and 93 speyed heifers. Cattle can be taken at valuation. For further particulars apply to W. BAYLY. p REAT & GLORIOUS NEWS* THE GREAT EASTERN ARRIVED AGAIN ! And is now unloading at Opunake, after making a fruitless attempt to get to the New Plymouth Breakwater, with A FULL CARGO OF BOOTS FOB ! JOHN OOEFEYj who has now moved to a more Central, position, next Mr. Clarke's (late 1 Max. D. King), in High-Street. J. C. having the LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS , ON THE COAST, will SELL CHEAPER, than Anf other man" in the district. , ftoots made to order, and repairs done. Note the address— j 0 s fi riP'-'O'O F F E Vi r „, Boot Impobteb, High-street, Hawera/ BOOKS, MAGA#EffES> «c, &c. can be neatly 3 Ifciun i' at 1 the Stab Office.