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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVIV, Issue 3223, 13 September 1892, Page 3

AT OLAN, TONKS & COJTBALEB I>l FOR SEPTEMBBB. Hawera Yards-r-Thuwday, 15th Meremere — Fada^f 16th. — Stretton's CleaitnjfSale of Stock Opunake Yardsh^Cuesday, 20th Manaia Yards—^Thursday, 22nd Eltham Yards—Tuesday, 27th Hawera Yards — Thursday, 29th Hawera Sale Yards. THURSDAY, 15th SEPTEMBER. At 12.30 o'clock. >"V[OLAN, TONKS AND CO. iA will sell by public auction, as above, — 100 18-months-old steers 30 forward bullocks 40 2-year-old steers 50 cows m calf 30 2-year-old steers 20 /s*uonthß-old steers 25 quie\ springers / 50 18-n»ntha to 2-yea/ steers 40 18-n»nthi-old heinrs 2ftujrfxe\l yetVlingß I 12 sprin|[nf heifers I i 12 bullolsl Jfr 100 good Jfogglitft^^B 50 eweund lambs 1 600 100 wethers 160 ewes and lambs 550 mixed hoggets All imported from Melbourne — Thoroughbred horse Komaroff, by Wellesley (full-brother to Wellington, winner of the V.R.C. Champion, 1879 ; V.S.C. Derby, 1878), dam Gitana Pure Norfolk trotting sire Cock-o'-the-Walk 2nd Pure coaching Btallion Gladstone, by Perfection, dam Florence On the Farm, Meremtre. . FRIDAY, 16th SEPTEMBER. At 12 o'clock. NOLAN, TONKS, AND CO. have recjHvjtl instructions from Messrs? S*fetton/and Jobaon to hold an UgeßervedibLEAßlNG SAftE /B(3^aime||yearlingß 120 ewes and lambs * Hacks, cattle dog £« m Pigs, saddles, etc. I jm On account of Mr Jno. Adarp — 20 cows in milk and sponging Luncheon jgr^fli**!: JpLA^iflf^ FOR 8 A J^* sfectlbns lS'^d 15j^^B£ock 15, Ngaire,] containing sGp^cres light Buahj^ffind, fi^flt ifm& of which is falles^raid Irol do\«i in splendid pastureAfencedA well wa^lo^Ynd situated Kvithin |0- miles jpf JEurwisrA Apply to " IW ""^* l^^ " NOLAN, TONKS & CO. FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO.'S STOCK SALES FOR SEPTEMBER, Johnsonvilie — Wednesday, 14th Wanganui — Wednesday,j2lßt Palmerston — ThnrsdayJ^Znd Wanganui — Quarterlyjwrse Fair —Saturday, 24tMr Waverley — Mondaxf^ 26th Johnsonville-— Wdmesday, 28th Sale of horses, pgnlffy, saddlery, hay, &c, every laMrday at noon ; St. Hill-strey WangannJ FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer, | Wanganui, Waverley, Feilding, Pal- [ merston, Ashurst, and Johnsonville IRST CLASS FA R~M POB i SALE OR TO LET. 359 Acres of good level LAND, in grass, fenced, and divided into 12 paddocks ; well watered ; wool shed, with yards ; brick and ioncretedjgfl conveniently fitted up /coachj^fee, cow c lcds, and sheltey planJlßions in Sul sti&J^ial, .yell Jpßished eightroom d fOUMB, pa»^F% d house detachld, w*h JoppeJ^Hmd furns » oven. I \ * jr I Fl< -vr. Mt-rirr enrffri np^rorchjro. A good belfiof shelter tre^Tfound the homestead! well grown. Two-thirds "f the purchase money can remain on mortgage at 7 per cent. For further particulars, apply to THOMAS H. FOY, Seafield, Wateblbt. DE LAVAL'S CREAM SEPARATORS For simplicity and solidity of construction, facility for cleaning, small power required, great skimming capacity and low prices, these machines are unrivalled. r s Bold in sizes to skim frojf lc to 330 gallons per hour, foj^water steam, horse, or hand-poweJT 25 t< 40 per cent, more butteK and 2c per lb more f oa it. w 200 Gold Mkdlls afd/ibst Peizes Over ab,OOyui use ! Sole Agents I^/Hawera, Manaia Opunake, Eltham, Stratford, an( districts. Illustrated Price-lists, and all in formation from ths Agents, SOBENSEN AND BUSCK, Butter-Exporters, Manaia. BASSETT AND WHITING CaBPBNTEES AND. BITHiDEBS, TTw llMtt'PAT^'gp. i Furniture madojto /rder> All kinds of ve%igfea rep«ired> Opposite MrTDudeck'i/ ELTHAM. JT "POSTERS (all eiz^s s£d colon XT printed at the Bauir Office