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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XIX, Issue 3245, 8 October 1892, Page 3

AT OLAN, TONKS & COWALES 1^ FOB OCTOBER Hawera Yards-^feuraKty, 13th Opunake Yards-^udraay, 18th Manaia Yards — TharSday, 20th Eltham Yards— Tuesday, 25th H awera Yards — Thursday, 27th SAYUR^YriSI;h""OCTOBER7~ At 1 p.m. NOLAN, TONKS, AND CO have received instructions to sell by public auction, at their rooms, as above, — Part Section 12, Hawera, which / N haß b&tm. surveyed into 40 / sections, fronting Victoria, JD"ni«i, .Nelson, and "WB- > 4***Tfan ikjstmg lease) As tie Block 18 s^tiaiech,right in the centre of Hawert, it is akchance offered investors of semiring Jnection in an excellent localityN%w«Pl NOLAN, TONKS & CO| 5,7td w Auctioneers. Hawera Sale Yards. THURSDAY, 13th OCTOBER. At 12.30 o'clock TVTOLAN, TONKS AND CO. Jl l wll Bell by public auction, as above, — 56 -year-old bullocks 80 ows B 45 \to 3#ear-old Bteerm 40 -year-/ld steers m 60 earlinjr steers m 50 ows nlar calving m • 30 ows aid calves m 60 8-mon%B-to 2-jeafiAeers 30 eifers N|^ Jffi 1 horthorn inu^ I *^* 6 boice springers m 6 4 airy cows | v v^ 400 ewes and lambs 200 ewes and lambs „** 500 ewes and 100 pe> cent lambs. EIGMONT~ I AHD PASTOSTAL ASSOCIATION. m -''THE NINTH GRAND ■'annual show OF HORSES, CATTLE - S-SEEP, B1G& - **- - -- 1 DAIRY & FARM PKODUCB IMPLEMENTS DOGS, POULTRY <&c, &c, &c, WILL BE HELD OH THE SHOW GKOUFD, HAWERA, oiT THURSDAY, 3rd November, 1892. ENTRIES close on Satuedat, 22nd October, at 8 p.m. £400 tN PRIZES. / LEAPING COMPETITIOjjf First Prize M 8s Second Prize #4 13s Third Prize JB2 2s LEAPING COMPETITION FOR LADIES. § First Prize I £3 6s Second Prize ... * £2 2s Third Prize J. £1 Is LEAPING COMPETIMON FOR iPONIES. f First Prize ..1 ... M ... £2 Second Prize 1 ... 1...11 ...1. £1 10s Third Prize...! ... I ... £1 Handsome Plizes mall the Hack tClassea SHEARIN GICOMfETITION. First Prize ... \ ... 1 ... £3 Second Prize \— I ••• £1 10s Third Prize... V.. J ... 15s The latest Milklka Machine will | be exhibited in full- working order at intervals during the day. Special Inducement. — Vehicles, Implements, Local Industries, Produce, and Poultry will be conveyed from and to the Hawera Railway Station free of cost to the exhibitor. Every care will be taken, but no responsibility. Note — Produce when on Show Ground will be specially protected by a Custodian. Additions to Pbogbamme. Section 63— Add to Ist and 2nd prizes 51bs each Lattey, Livermore, and Co.'s Indian tea. Section 103 — 2nd prize, £1 Is. Reaper and Binde"r — Ist prize, T. A. Watson's, 10s 6d "Wool, 3 long-wool fleeces — Ist prize, J. W. Scott's, £1 Is; 2nd prize, 10a. Entrance 2s 6d. Section 173— Add to Ist and 2nd prizes lOlbs each Lattey, Livermore, and Co.'s Indian tea. Alterations to Pbogbamme. Sections 78 and 113 — In lieu o£ Society's prizes, 2 patent steel horsecollars contributed by Messrs. "W. & <3r. TurnbullA Co. ,value£2 each, will be awarded. Excursion fares will be issued by Railway Department from north and south. Rules re Section 62, Dairy Cow — Cows must be milked not earlier than 5 p.m. on day previous to Show, and a certificate from a reliable witness that such has been the case produced to Stewards. On Show Day the cows must be milked in presence of Stewards. Supporters of the Association are remindqd that their annual subscriptions are due, and must be paid to entitle them to the privileges of membership. To enable the Association to provide for the prizes offered, it is respectfully requested that subscriptions and donations be paid forthwith. C. A. BUDGE, Secretary.