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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XIX, Issue 3292, 3 December 1892, Page 3

EGMONT FARME/S' UNION Ltd. / ' Laot, Btook,i aitd P/odttce Salesmeit, Atictioneb^b, Valtiatobs, & Gekeba* Comiissioif Agekts STOCK SALESWi DEC— Manaia — Wednesday, 7-21 Manutahi — Tuesday, 13 Hawe^a — Wednesday, 14-28 Stratford— Friday, 16 Hawera— Horee Fair — Saturday, 31 EGMONT FARMERS' UNION, Ld Sale Yakds, Manaia. WEDNESDAY, 7th DECEMBER. * At 1 o^Jaek. AU. F A N O%H A M • will sell by publiciauction pis 200 Mixed catsT"*^f 25 2\year steßrs^/^Sw 25 mlced yearT^gs 15 2^wear steers a 40 2-jaar steers ft 30 2^.«ar steers 9 25 3-yolr forward steera^ * 30 2fylar steersWs*^ 25 2-yew heifers 40 fat ewes 25 fresh cows, empty 250 hoggetß Entries solicited. riIHE WALTER A. WOOD I MOWING and REAPING MACHINE COMFANf Manufacturers of Reaperar aiyl Bind tb, Mowing Itfachineio a/d H/y _ TI 5 beat fed cleape f iljtflhe Ci 1 md insaect^he c: nples lioVl in si 'cakalso sQe t^etimot als. m J A omT^te ayck of duj icate pV« (sel< om required) always >n hand. Ir? 1891 the W. A.W. Cd made and sold 97,650 Harvesting M chines. Egmont Fabmebs' Union, Ltd., J Agents^ ai TO L^A — Cottage a«Moini|([j^ School. FOR Sale -* Well bred Sheep-dog Pups. Ippfy Stal Office. "1/TONEY TO^ LEN£«J F« Itninediferin^patment. Mr Igbo.^hubley, T7\ O Jl S. AyiTV E. Goodwill ip^Leasi lold^Sec. MO, Block IV.^^s&i^late, 63 acres.Jffiar Okaiawa. j^fee £2 0. Or mm be leased at £.|5 yearly. jf GEOI A. hjJMLßitJuy \^a^Td Agopt, Manaia. ] i OOKS, MAGA2ENES, Ac, &c, can be n l a tly bound «t t^e Stap yr

H £ S r « ® i°. .if . s t l*°: % I s illaiSllfiilM \ j! I v \ $ At .11*- « S / sic hg % a § = I 1%/ $ s wg « SPEING BTJMMEE SEASON. NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. {_> A. ADAMS has much pleasure in announcing that he has OPENED JX* his first Shipment of New Season's GOODS, comprising — New Dress Materials, New "Delanoß, New Prints and Zephyrs, JSTajr'Millinery, Njw Bibbons and Laces. TTaeße Gtoodß \iave all "been. caieioWy selicted in the Home Markets, so that Customers may rely on getting the yry newest Goods at the very lowest price, there being no intermediate paofits to pay for. The Clothing Department will He foun^to contain the best assortment of Men's, Boys', and youths' Clothing to Is found on the Coast, and at prices tbat dew competition. SUITS MADE TO MEASISC" ITT GUAKANTEED Orders by post carefully and punctually attended to. R. A. ADAMS, Hawera D. I. C. GARDNER & SUTTON Beg to announce the arrival of 26 cases of new goods for their Spring and Summer trade, and wish to call special attention to the following. KID GLOVES— Dent's Black Orient and Flo/ence, "Marguerite," Tan Kid, Tilbury 'd Chamois jf CORSETS — Cream, Black, Dove, Grey, Drab, i#all sizes and best makes ; prices from 5s to 12s 6i Jf MILLTNERY — Trimmed and TJntnmmed Jlatß and Bonnets, Flower*, Feathers, and Eibbons in grftt variety DUST CLOAKS— Summer Mackintosh Clo Jcs, Jackets DRESS GOODS— The largest and test varvfty of new materials ever shown at ode time in Havtera ; ajfo, a few very choice Robes PRINTS — New Camyics and Sateeril in-bafutijtul designs. Choice Delaine Kolas, White and \Jolor eft Muslins EMBROIDERIES— *New patterns, with ijsertions to match, in every width from half an inch tqibaz a yard FLANNELETTES — Thirty pieces, Jl*i and Twilled, from 6d to Is per yard ; Regatta and (%f>rd Shirtings CALICOES — All the best makes and value HOSlEßY—Ladies' and Children's Cashmere and Cotton, Boys' Knicker Hose, all sizes and qualities Men's Shirts, Ties, Hats, Clothing, &c. Carpets, Hearthrugs, Linoleums in variety. , The whole of the above lines are imported direct from the makers. We confidently invite inspection and comparison. GARDNER AND SUTTON, I GENERAL DBAPEBS, HIGH-STREET, HAWERA.