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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume X, Issue 1841, 30 January 1888, Page 3

_r •IVT;OLAN, TONKS. & Co/s Si.LES JLY • FOR FEBRUARY^ Hawera Yards — Thursday* 2n i ; Eltham Yards— Tuesday, 7th „,, Kakaramea .Yards — Thursday] 9^'h'* Hawera Yards — Thursday, 16th -Opunake Yards — Tuesday, 21st Manaia Yards — Thursday, 23rd NOLAN, TONKS. & C\ itl Auctioneers. Hawera Sale Yards. THURSDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY. At 12.30 o'clock. VTOLAN, TONKS AND CO. Xl will aell by public auction, at their yards, as above — ' , rV . 100 1\ to 3-year bullocks I" " 80 3-year-old bullocks j 40 2^-year-oid forward bullocks 20 yearlings, mixed , " j ' 200 fat sheep l \ 350 superior lambs, iq.wpo). I The PRIVILEGES of th.e;E.GMONT RACING CLUB, consisting, cfc-hnr. Gates M <v'"u '" ' I Publican's Booth Refreshment Booth •" | Games Horse Paddock < < Correct Cards '" J,t l>BINDER TWINE. The undersigned have for sale first-class Binder Twine, specially made to order. NOLAN, TONKS, & CO. Lincoln-Street Sale Yarlds PATEA. „ . ' WEDNESDAY, Ist FEBRUARY. At 1.30 o'clock. • I WILLIAM COWE&N will sell by public auction, as above — 15 empty cows 2 fat heifers 150 mixed hoggets 100 dry ewes 150 woolly lambs 800 lambs, in wool 500 woolly lambs 1 - 300 shorn lambs 8 purebred Lincoln rams .. Entries solicited. "PHOTOGRAPHY. . Wanted, the inhabitants of Hawera > and surrounding districts- to. know that a Photographic Artist; from.' the' leading firms of New Zealand, has taken those premises belonging to Mr. Davidson, storekeeper, Regentstreet, where they may be photographed — Cabinet size, 15s per' doz. ; Carte de .Visite, 7s 6d per dozen, finished in the most artistic style. ' Children photographed instantaneously. ,' The Studio will be opened on the 21st January. F. HILL, Photographic Artist. TRY Wilton's Cough Mixtube, for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, &c. Is 6d and 2s 6d per bottle, at M. H. Wilton's, Chemist, Manaia., GIBSON'S CASH WAREHOUSE, Pbinces-btbeet, HAWEBA. CLEARING SALE OF IRONMONGERY—DRAWING TO A CLOSE. TOOLS. ; 64 punches, brad and flooring, 2s doz 39 saddlers' punches, 6s doz 80 rules, 2ft, 4 fold, and 3f fc, Is to 3s 17 spokeshaves, 2^ to 3£in, from Is 26 plated squares, 6£ to 12in, -lfr* 0 4s 9 crosscut saws, 6ft to 7ft 6injfrom 12s 21 one-man saws, 3^ to sft, from 7s 50 hand saws, 26 to 28in— Sheffield and Diston's American, highest quality — hand, panel, half rip, and rip, 3s 6d to 7s 6d 10 tenon saws, 10 to 18in, from 3s s,compass, compass saws, from Is 6d • 4 pad saws, from Is , ' 11 pad saw blades, 9 to 14inch ; 6d Frame turning saws, 16in, 4s Firewood saws, 2s 6d ; 33 saw sets, 6d 14in Clyburn spanner, 10s 6d , 34 measuring tapes, 33ft and 36f1v l's to 7s 6d ; chalk line reels, mallets 5 steel bang -surveyors' chains, with and without leather cases, 15s to 35s Spring tapes and tailors' tapes, 2s doz -50 turnscrews, London pattern and cabinetmakers ', 3to 12in, 6d to 2s 6d 12 trowels;, bricklayers', pointing and guaging, Is i>d to 3s j 2 flooring cramps, 10s 6d each 5 iron bench screws, from 6s 4 pipe cutters,, and wrench, 15s Owing to steady advance of ironmongery, buyers will do well to avail of this clearing sale of goods bought during, the lowest depression and marked to clear, in many cases, belovv cost. Landed ex Waimate, @ London — 40 kegs and 10 casks of Champion genuine white lead. . ; Landed ex Invercargill, @ London— 60 reels very superior galvanised barb wire, 4 point, close set. ' 1 Landed ex R.M.S. Tainui, @ Lbndqn2 case's wall paper, patterns for 1888 OTHER LISTO TO FOLLOW:- ', 1 , Buyers are requested to cut out Advei'r ' tiseinent and bring with them. , -GIBSON'S CASIt WAREHOUSE; " Hawera, 17th January, 1888.- , TWp. O T I<; C E.| «.': r: . '• - ' • - ; - j H&ving .decided to substantially; reduce my Book Debts, I must demand a settlement of all accounts of 1 fP,ye.JV, .three months standings on 'or 1 j the 7th February; 1888. .If not, settled by that date, they w^ sued for. • •■ - *'• '"*'■>'>' r-'r -' W. J. GRAHAM.