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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 3084, 26 March 1892, Page 3

T?GMONT FABMEBS' jSION JjJ Ltd., Jr , £«AKr, Stock, akd PsoDjp: BalesMEK, AUCTiqferEERSjJJrALTTATOBa, & G£ITEBAI|apMMjnnOK AGENTS ) STOCK SALES lOjWM ARCH— Hawera — Sati%dj^TO6 — Horse Fair Manaia — Wedlraaav, 30 ' EGMONT FABMERS' UNION, Ld ' [ Sale Yabds, Mahaia. L WEDNESDAY, 30th MARCH. At 1 o'cl|ck. A A. F A3w%|h H A M • mil sell ltffpublicMuction, as 40 forward steers X 25 fa Bteeie jurifoff 30 2*year steerfT Jflk 20 oKa and caMfeajH^ 30 2*year steers jji 30 c<Zs in fresh conditioS 25 fdireard heifers 1 25 foarard steers M 25 ye»iings 30 2-jlar steers 15 we^eers ' 30 yearlings 250 full-mouth ewes 200 lambs 250 ewes 100 ewes 50 wethers 100 breeding ewes Entries solicited. EGMONT FARMERS' UNION, Ld On the Farm, at Manaia. i FRIDAY, Ist APRIL. At 1 o'clock. A A. FANTHAM • has received instructions from Mr. E. Newing to soil by public j auction, as above. — » I Thejfjehole of his STOCK/ Ac, riITHOUT EESERVa con20 goodebacon pigs lMaupch draught horse DrayTmd harness Factory cans and dairy utensils 1 horse, spring cart and harness d 12,19,26,29,30,31 w EGMONT FARMERS' UNION, Ld. SATURDAY, 23rd APBIL. At 1 o'clock. A A. FANTHAM • has received instructions from ' Mr. E. Bayly to sell by public auction as above — . 7 Sections Land (for building Plans may I | seen at the office of t the Union. ji* Terms of Sale — 10 per cenWroah down ; 20 per cent. wiOHMfmTclays ; t balance can remain for 12 months, at 6f per cent. npE!si)ERS Hpßr FENC. 3., Tenders onJjMSJßesday, [ 30th f e e j™ h | f - 100 ALABGE STOCK of Jrfen'a, Women's, and Cmdren's Boots, Shoeß, and Sfeppetß^ choose from L, Hill's Clsh Bjpot Store, l Manaia. % M

BUDGE AND GOLD'S BAI.Et FOB^MEAIfcH. Mahaia— TuEsip, 29th Wai mate Sale Yards, MANAIA. TUESDAY, 29th MARCH. At 1 o'clock. BUDGE AND GOOD will sell by public auction, as above — 120 2-year-old steers 80 18-months-old steers 52 18-months-old heifers 60 fat and forward bullocks 40 Jptejear-old steers 20 cowe%nd calves 10 mixecltweaaprß BJbjieaMo\d Seifers flfspraßisg Aifers es^V^d s tee 20 fat bu»ckßjfcreezer* > r 12 purebr» Lin^alnrai w 7 Alderne* heifenyUff ears " 2 fat heifen * 1 Wriogef 6 heifers 6 faotroiers 250 ewes 100 wethers 350 2 and 4-tooth wethers 300 lambs 80 lambs 50 fat sheep 6 youDg pigs 1 tip dray andtfeart saddle 100 sacks cocksfoot, Vithout reserve Also, — Privileges Oeo Baces— Gates, booths, and Legal games T>UBE CEYLOJp TEA, direct from thg^fimtation, jrcc«sig» ment oVPureJSEMLON 5f a ,»ICJ| and 40lD%jMftes ; Muaraoped \Jfkflm t blended, anV^uke«bon flfc^TOte.wjy Manaia. Waverley Sale Y^P&s. SUNDAY, 28th M^icH. \ At 1 p.m. ' FreemJn b. j^dfesoN & co. will sett by jHf&ic auction, as 100 bullociajfe 50 cows J|' 70 cows ,#% 50 2 and, st|-y%* steers 50 18-m#tbs cmie 25 yeawing stees|^ 20 weaners^ 200 JIT wethers • sO^sreeding ewes JL Wf rams, bred by Mr. Hlaeyfield 'JB 2-tooth rams, bred by si|r lon I AbEEMAN B. JACKSON/-' | if. ■ ■ Auctioneer. PATEA BACING CLUB'S ANNUAL MBBTJNCy :" EASTEV MONDAY, pthdPßlL. Nomim^jb&| close on &pRU M) AY, 26th M^chTW^.m^l^tiij^^nwNotej^Teiegraph and Post eloßeJrt Patea at 5 p.m. f : /GEO. T. POTTO, \ Hpn. Secretary? l}<)OK$ t MAGfZINESf Ac, &c, iy can lib nAtly bound At the Stab Office \ /

: 1892 I AUTUMN L 1892 > — — — OUR FIRST SHIPMENTS DIRECT FROM THE HOME AND CONTINENTAL MARKETS ! Are now due per steamers Dake of Sutherland and Tangariro, When we snail be opening up ~^ K A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF NOVELTIES ; A direct shipment of those now celebrued / SLICKER OHj COA^f Particulars in future issue. GARDNER AND SUTTON HIGH-OTEEET, HaWEBA. M g g I f, I < go &: lit • H " 1 J" 8 S B I gl s \I; pi 2 n - j| a- 1. go