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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XIX, Issue 3230, 21 September 1892, Page 3

i "\T OLAN, TONKS & CfITS BALBB lS FOR SEPTEMBER. Manaia Yards£-^Mrarsday, 22nd Eltham YardsVfuesday, 27th Hawera Yards — Thursday, 29th Sale Yards. \ TO-MORBOW, THURSDAY, 22nd SEPTEMBER \t 12.30 o'clock. J' "V! OLAnX TONES ASCD Jo. ■l^i will sel| by , pubtieaJlttotioM as 2a2f-yearJye|^iArs 'w'i 15*^llbj^^aJl©5)km calfp 30 2Jyyw3ffheifertkia cafe . 6 nepers, springing^ 7^2-year-old steers x pO yearlings, mixed JtLQ cows *V / 25 well-bred yearlings \ , / 700 ewea at lambing \ T^AEM FOB SALE.. Sectionß 13 and 15^jf# BJprfls, Neaire, containing SmjiCTeti light Bußh La&d, Mmfat hifrof which is paßureJ^Sed, rol¥ w«»rels and ' NOLAN, TONES & CO. FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO/8 STOCK SALES FOR SEPTEMBER, , yr Palmerston — Thursday, 2JBnd Wanganm — Quarterly Hfce Fair —Saturday, 24th ~¥ Waverley— ffonday, Kth Johnßonville|~WedMßday, 28th Sale of horaes, polltn/iaddlery, hay, Ac, every SaWraay at noon St. flill-atreet, Wanganu» FBEEMAN B. JACKSON, Auctioneer, j Wanganui, Waverley, Feilding, Palmerston, Ashuret. and Johnsonville Waverley Sale Yards. MONDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER. At 1 p.m. jr FBEEMAN R. JACKSON/ CO. will sell by public auonon, as above, — a 30 8-year-old bullocks^ 100 ewea m On account of Mi Foy— -I 14s superior fairy c/wa 20 head mixld caple 1 Jersey buY/ 1 reaper and mower, hone, rake, saddle, chum, milk dishes, sofa, chairs, sewing machine, and sundries I new palace organ Settlers will kindly forward their entries as early as possible. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. FRED. COW ERN LAND AGENT, Elxham. yHas a number of desirable pro* pertiea for sale and to/ease throughout Eltham, Ngaire/ and Waimate districts. / Visitors enquiring for land will be supplied wfil fu*^ particulars on application, 4r wijf be conducted ovei the ground, u/b to give them the fullest knowledge of the real quality and character of the soil in every case. y WM. FOX OHAHURTJ, TICENBED NAT™ INTBR. JU PREtaSRf And OoMMisftoiJAoEirr. N.8.-All Native fltofK undertaken. Address, Hawera. Any orders left at Mr. C.E. Major's office will be promptly attended to. EAIES AND OO.'S pHEAP CLEARING SALE V^ STILL GOING ON. DO NOT MISS THE BARGAINS. GOODS MUST BE SOLD. For Improved Gold and>dilver Short-winding Waterbury Watch/re, try Fairs and Co. A fey still on hand offered at cost priop to clear. Each watch guaranteed, g For Crewel j|9ilk, MloseUe, and Arrosene, go tot Fairs jjpd Co. Briggs* Trans er Ppterns are being cleared at cost p ice^ Fairs and Co. For Account oojp and Stationery go to Fairß and o.e Ladies' Hand Bms, Purses, Fans, Albums, Photo mnes, and Flower Vases are beinj faffeied at ridiculously low prices m Fairs and Co.'s, as all must be cleared. BOOKS will be sold by Fairs and Co., at English published prices, for a few weeks longer to reduce the stock. This is a chance rarely offered, and should b% taken advantage of by Book ; Buyers and Country Libraries. The famous Bismarck READING LAMPS, complete from 6/6 upwards . New Boobs, Pebiodicals," and Newspapers received by each direct steamer f torn England, and those not in stock procured at the shortest notice. For Violiks, Banjos, and other Musical Instruments, also All tee Latest NOFaLTIES, GO TO FAIRS & CO. Victoria Music Magazines, all numbers offered at Is each fob cash at FAIRS & CO. Sheet Music offered at 8s per doz. i (not returnable) at FAIRS AND CO., BOOKSELLERS, / HI&H-STEEET - — ILfcwEBA NATIVE CHIEF at Bfiawanui writes of MA-URIJ^- " Send me ajother hfjßle of the Rheumatic Memcine Up© that I had before, becauße^he^rst bottle gave immediate relief r^ .