EGMONT FARMJ&S' UNION Ltd.,/ Lakt, Stock, akd JPboduoe Salebmeit, ATJCTiONpss, Valttatobb, & Gek^sal C/mmission A&Eirrs STOCK SAXES rife SEPTEMBER— Manaia — Wednesday, 14-28 Haweta — ts&Mnesday, 21 Stratford— Friday, 23 Hawera —Horse Fair — Saturday, 24 EGMONT FARMER^UNION, Ld \ Sale Yaeds, Mafaia. WEDNESDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER. \ At 1 o'clock. A A? F A N T A A M • wilt sell by public auction as above — \ 10 fat bullocks 20 fringing cows '^| 40 |at and' forward bJjlocks 25 good\run cotta^c^lved or in 30 forward stejafs \ 2^Ajejff heif&et \ 4wi9iovKing sfeera 1 40 3-yea\stders J 20 fat bulocks *••»#><■' r 10 fat com 2 good^iry cows 40 mftea. yearlings 25 choic^ 18-months steers 40 3-yeir forward bullocks 1 quitft dairy bull 80 fat wethers 350 ewes and lambs 3 riding saddles Also, — On account of Mr. D. Mitchell , (without reserve) — 18 choice dairy cows, in profit and near calving 13 2f-year-old steers 12 yearlings 500 superior crossbred Shropshire hoggets Entries solicited. EGMONT FARMERS' UNIONS Ld Unreserved Sale. FRIDAY, 16th SEPTEMBER. At 1 o'clock. A A. FANTHAM • has received instructions from Isaac Bayly, Esq., to sell by public auction, at his residence, as above — ALL HIS VALUABLE HOUSE. HOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS >6onsisting of— PiaAo, drafting room tab^s,Jk.arllauin /TOnd other dCJiairj^tiojls^arpßta V si srjlaire, gffittires, ornaments Statue pisk chanueliers, lamps, steel & iderV firejrons, filters, bedA jadSj^ujpog and other/ mat\jlff asses, chests or drawers/ washstands and wa|e, toilet tai les Clocks, kitchen utJbsils, crocwrv Glassware, Ac. Sr i 1 double seateaT9*^4f**^|r 1 single seated buggy p 2 quiet Btaunch buggy horses Harness, small tip dray, &c, &c. Luncheon provided. EGMONT FARMERS' UNION, Ld. Sale Yards, Hawera. WEDNESDAY, «2Ist SEPTEMBER At 1 o'clock. A A. FANTHAM # as received instructionsjfrozn Mr. E Jayly/ffho ha(S|le'Lhi^a\m^ to sell by imblijl- aidbiojß, withVw reserve, as ajbove»- f/ Mf W Ithis j ear, andthe lambs by Lincoln rams bred by Messrs Gollan, Wilson, and Hamilton tuf — — i£t — • 'IyrURTON'S SHEEF DIP. PHENOMENAL SUCCESS. j During the past season the demand for this /avorite sheep-dipprag prepalation«aßJ I B%muj^i iabreaßefljihat of wgjw^yallod quality. *^" r fl EGMOIfT FARMERS' UNIONAb al Agents for Hawera. | TJBE MA-URU for Neuralßia, 1^ Chilblains, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Sprains and any pain. MA-URU is GEMHiins. MA-URU grows Jad is prepared in New Zealand. jy Ask your )sjhemis§for Ma-ueu. " Prepared for\he fropnetor by A. A. TWWER, Chemißt and Pharmacist, Patea.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVIV, Issue 3223, 13 September 1892, Page 3
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