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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 3122, 12 May 1892, Page 3

EGMONT FARMERS' /NION Ltd., / Land, Stock, and Prod/dc Salesmen, AuCTIONEERSj/vALTJATORB, & General Commission A&enth STOCK SALES FOjT MAY— Manaia— FßlDgX May 13 Haweira — Wednesday, 18 Stratford— Friday, 20 Manaia— Wednesday, 25 Hawera— Horse Fair-Saturday, 28 EGMONT FARMERS' UNION, Ld. Sale Yabds, Manaia. FRIDAY, 13th MAY. At 1 o'clock. A A. FANTHAM • will sell by public auction, as above,, — 20 fat steers 25 forward steers 30 fresh conditioned cows 25 2^-year-old heifers 15 cow^ in calf 30 yearling steers 25 mixed yearlings 25 weaners 40 mixed jrearlings 30 2£- year uteers 30 2-year stoprs 25 mixed heifers 40 cows in call 60 forward bul\ocks 15 fat steers 8 fat cows ( . , 8 fat heifers 20 yearling steers 20 yearling Heifers j 20 fat cows j[ 20Jjat heifers Iy2\-year steers • Jk 15 stwre caws IL : 'CV 2 |j j>webnd|Bhftrt|lorn < yearnre 1 pur|prWsß<MhOTn springer 50 fetjmd forward bullocks 12 faf^wethers 80 handfed yearling steejs 12 quiet 3-yr. springing heifers 18 fat cows 60 quiet 2-year heifers in calf 150 ewes in lamb 30 fat wethers 200 fat wethers 400 good lambs i draught mare, with foal a,t foot In the estate o£ the late Mrs "W, M. Burton, of Okaiawa — 7 good, quiet dairy cows, to calve from middle of Ju\y onward B,tu,th Entries solicited. 'pO LET— 2JO acres£f Bush Land, I weil wa/ered fol cattig. Term six monfcs^l^pply aJ\d?ScQ/ot this paper. HOWARD BROS. Btjildebs, PLUMBERjfand House DECfcSATpS. Princes-street Vr ... Hawera (Late of Wellington). r\ R&SS AND CLOVER SEEDS. To Hand and to Arrive — Clovers, Trefoil, Trefoliund Incarnatum, Lucerne, Yarrow, Sanfoin, Timothy, Rib Grass, Rape, Mustard, Prairie Grass, Sheep's Fescue (large and^mall), Red Fescue, Poa Aquatiac, Pirn Nemorilis, Poa Trivialis, Fiorin, Sleep's Parsley, Tall Fescue, Meado# Fescue, Tall Oat Grass, Mealow/oxfcail, Lathyrus iSylvestris (or Warner Pea), Japan Clover, BokhavlcJbver, Italian Rye, Pacey's English \ms, Poverty Bay and Southland Rye dfrass saved from old pastures. W. ROW E, Seedsman, Normanby and Hawera. ~J FOSTERS, all jfces (plain or i colored) tursed out with de-

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