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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume IX, Issue 1665, 2 July 1887, Page 3

NOLAN, TONKS & Co.'s SALES FOR JULY. Hawera Yards — Thursday, 7th Opunake Yards — Tuesday, 12tb Manaia Yards — Thursday, 14th Hawera Yards — Thursday, 21st Eltham Yards— Tuesday, 26th Kakai'amea Yards— Thursday, 28th NOLAN, TONKS & CO., Auctioneers. TUESDAY, sth JULY. At 11 o'clock. NOLAN, TONKS >AND CO. will sell by public auction, at their rooms, as above — 7 cases apples 7 cases oranges A. quantity of cocoanuts Hawera Sale Yards. THURSDAY, 7th JULY. At 12.30 o'clock. NOLA^, TONKS AND CO. will sell by public auction at their yards, as above — 25 18-month-old heifers 25 cows 15 yearlings 10 18-month-old steers 500 ewes, in lamb Entries solicited. SATURDAY, 9th JULY. At 11.30 o'clock. NOLAN, TONKS AND CO. will sell by public aution at the Railway Station, as above — On account of Messrs. A. Brown & Co., Ngaire, — , About 25,000 feet ASSORTED TIMBER, in lots ]'2,6,7,8 - NELSON HEMATITE PAINT, in eight shades, either dry or ready mixed. Sole agents at the READY-MONEY WAREHOUSE. (~^ RAND OPENING SCENE ! TEEL MILK DISHES, Steel Milk Buckets, Churns, and all Dairy Utensils, To be had at the READY-MONEY WAREHOUSE. WILTON'S Corn Paint removes bard and soft corns and warts. Bottles, 1/- aud 1/6 each. M. H. Wilton, Chemist, Manaia. HAWERA HOUSE ! (Opposite the Post Office). GREAT SALVAGE SALE OF BLANKETS, Damaged by the late fire in Princesstreet. Great Reductions in the whole of oar WINTER DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. SUITS TO MEASURE. BOOTS AND SHOES. CROCKERY AND EANCY GOODS. GROCERIES Agent for — Wertheiin Sewing Machine Nelson Moate's pure-blended Teas TO THE ELECTORS OF EGMONT AND .THEIR FRIENDS. Ladies and Gentlemen, — In response to an influentially signed requisition (from my banker), I beg to offer you my services at the coming struggle, and trust that you will give me your support (not your promises). I will give you my opinions on the various questions as briefly a 8 possible — Education will be encouraged by me to my utmost power by selling School Books, &C, at lowest prices. Railways — I am continually receiving by train all the Newest Books and Magazines, both religious and secular. Revenue & Finance are the questions to which I have to bestow most of my attention just now. I will allow large concessions to cash buyers. IMpoets — Most of my stock is imported direct from England, and is better assorted and cheaper than that which is locally bought. The Local Man is the one you should support. Ask for a quotation before ordering books from hawkers. Woman Suffbage — Ladies are invited to discuss the new tariff with me, and I will be able to show them how much can be saved by purchasing goods that were imported before the increased duties came into force. Trusting to receive your support, I am, &c, FEED. I. JONES, Bookseller and Stationer, HAWERA^ PECI A L VALUES IN SOAP, CANDLES & KEROSENE, ' AT THE READY-MONEY WAREHOUSE. OOK OUT FOR THE JUBILEE MINSTREL^.