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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume X, Issue 1914, 26 April 1888, Page 3

BUDGE and aicCUTCHAN'S SALES— MAY. Manaia — Tuesday, Sth Oeo— Tuesday, 22nd BUDGE & McCUTCHAN, Auctioneers. UNRESERVED SALE OF DAIRY CATTLE. SATURDAY, 28th APRIL. At 1.30 p.m. BUDGE AND McCUTCHAN have received instructions from Mr. W. T. Wells to sell by public auction on the farm, as above — 40 good young cows 12 fat cows 30 yearlings Factory cans Also — 60 pigs, 12 to IS months old 6 draught horses, broken BUDGE & McCUTCHAN, Auctioneers. DAIRY PRODUCE.— The undersigned reminds those interested in the above that he has a fine, large Cellar, capable of storing a couple of thousand kegs of Butter, at their service, in which Dairy Produce can be stored at a small charge while awaiting a market. — W. J. GANDY, 5, Grey-street, WELLINGTON. "T"UST the thing for the Camp or fl the Bush Bachelor. THE BALE-HANDLE SAUCEPAN. To be had at the READY -MONEY WAEEHOUSE, HAWERA. L. A. LANGLEY, BAKER, CONFECTIONER, and BISCUIT MANUFACTURER, HIGH-STBEET, HAWEBA, Begs to announce that he has commenced business as above, and hopes, by promptitude in business, combined with moderate prices, to merit a fair share of public patronage. Bread of the best quality delivered to all parts of the town at lowest current prices. Wedding Cakes, &c, made to order and kept in stock. In connection with the above, L. A. Langley conducts the EGMONT RESTAURANT, and those favoring him with a call will find every attention paid to their convenience and comfort. A private Refreshment Room is also kept for the convenience of the public. Board and Lodging, per week, 18s ; Board alone, 13s. N.B. — Peice of Beead : 21b Loaf, 3d cash, booked 3M; 41b d0.,6d cash, booked 7d. Country orders prompty attended to. WH. HOFFMANN AND CO., • of Adelaide, Beg to notify those suffering from Deafness that they have an Instrument, "THE AUROPHONE," SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOE ALL EAR COMPLAINTS. It is infallible and immediate in its action in propagating sound. This valuable Instrument has never failed in giving relief to all suffering with defective hearing, and is especially appreciated by those having spent large amounts of money without benefit. The most important part of this instrument is that it can be placed in and withdrawn from the ear with the greatest ease, and that it is not visible when in the ear. STEAM-INHALING SPRAYS. These Instruments are the most eflicacious in all Chest, Bronchial, and Throat Complaints, in the relief of those hacking Coughs incidental to Phthisis, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, and Pleurisy, &c. The warm, mild, and medicated steam loosens the mucus, relieves the inflammatory process, and gives free breathing room. Mr. Hoffmann is now in Haweea, and may be consulted till Monday, on all cases of Deafness, Chest, and Throat Diseases, at the Commercial Hotel. JINGLE AND DOUBLE IEON BEDSTEADS, TO HE HAD AT WHOLESALE PRICES, AT THE READY-MONEY WAREHOUSE.