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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume IX, Issue 1754, 14 October 1887, Page 3

.-■\T 4 0LAN, TQlsKs & Co *s SALES1\ OCTOBER. : Eltham Yards— Wednesday, 19th Kakaramea Yards — Thursday, 20th Hawera. Yards—Thursday; 27tH . NOLAN, TONKS & CO., Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, : SATURDAY, 15th. OCTOBER. At 1.30 p.m. NOLAN, TONKS AND CO. will sell by public at their rooms, as alove — , Walnut Suite in green rep, Table, * Cbeffo'niers, Chests Drawers, Bedstead, Spring Mattress, Crockery, six Waterbury Watches, Hams, Bacon, Tea, Cheese, Chickwheat, Range, Also — Balance o£ IFancy Goods unsold from Exhibition Eltham Sale Yards. WEDNESDAY, 19th OCTOBER. At 12.30 o'clock. NOLAN, TONKS, AND CO. will qpll by public , auction, at their yards, as above,— 5 2|-year-old hand-fed steers Tj^Oß Clovers, Grass, Mangolds, Potato, and all other kinds of Seeds, including RCweJs will-known Gabden Seeds, try ENGLAND, Normanby. Manaia. lOHN GILMOUR, jtfN| Begs to call attention to his large and well-assorted stockof BUILDERS' AND GENERAL IRONMONGERY, GROCERIES, STATIONERY, SCHOOL REQUISITES, : ACCOUNT BOOK» t PATENT MEDICINES, t j n CROCKERY. IN STOCK— Garden and Flower Seeds, every variety. Orders promptly attended to and delivered. Agent Union Insurance Company, Hansen's Dairy Extracts, Hardens Hand Fire Grenades. . % » Cash purchasers liberally dealt witb JOHN GILMOUR, Jtin., The Octagon, MAN A I A. T^OR DBAPKftT Goons, <*. from Needles to a Silk Dress, try ENGLAND, Normanby. S.S. AORANGI. EOBBINS XriIERARD Have just received. per above steamer the following goods :—: — 20 drums raw v oil , • \y\\ ;.-*, 20 drums boiled oil 12 kegs burnt umber . ;r • .»•) ,' 12 kegs burnt sienna 6 kegs yellow ochre 12 kegs patent dryers 1 case sasb line 1 case butter prints, wood spoons, roping and seaming twine, bull rings, pole rings, and knobs 1 cask tinned tacks, box irons, fire shovels, cupboard locks, mincers. 1 case Ward & Payne* sheep shears (latest pattern) 1 cask Dutch hoes, garden hoes, dog chains, padlocks, weights, taps, etc. The motto at the READY -MONEY WAREHOUSE is a "Nimble sixpence is better than a slow shilling." MONEY.—^ SO IO *w.ooo. Rate of interest, f ron* 7 per cent. j The undersigned is prepared, on behalf of capitalist clients, to receive applications for advances, to be secured by mortgage of Freehold Properties. — C. E. Majob, Mortgage Agent, Hawera. ENGLAND, of Normanby,.. for Teas, Sugars, Coffee^ . Spices, Ac. Superior goods.at low prices, to. meet the times. : . ,n l TMPOUNDING NQTICE. .IL — — <_' ..a , Impounded in the Manaia Public Pound , Thursday, October 6thj by W. Arnold, ranger, road — " .:' '■ ' .'{ One bay eelding, branded HP '(conjoined) on the near hip, off.hind. f o6t white '. xv ' •I-" t From Skeet Road— .- ' T- •* One red *nd white yearling- ateerv no. visible brand <• •- ? - J»a^ One white yearling heifery red etr« and nose^slit in riear'eajr^tip 6W. the off fear" --',„-■ J.ypi'Vik . One Ted and whiteyeariing^bei^ > tip off both ears "x" x - v . ; T!T If not claimed, and expenses paid, will be sold on. SAiuiDAX^Octobefe 22, at 12 ofclpcJtTJobn^in a«eotdine« withthe prorisions o£ the Impound* me Act/ 1884i^i' r ;u «*»>**** w'-*w '-* ' Poundkeeper.