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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XIX, Issue 3293, 5 December 1892, Page 3

T>tTD&B AjSTP GOMD'B SALES 0 FOB DECEpLBEB. Makaia — Ttjesdat, 6th Manaia— Sat. 10th— Horse Fair Kaponga — Friday, 16th 1 Waimate Sale Yards, [ \ MANAIA. 'TUESDAY, 6th DECEMBER. At 1 o'clock. BUDGE AND &.OOD -. will sell by public auction, ao above,— 25Q 18-months steers 120 18-months heifers 100 pows in calf 70 bpws 70 B to 3f -vear forward bullocks 80 mixed yearlings , Jp 60 2-year-old steers- s 60 2£.iv, ear-old steeds i 50 heifers 0 « 50 18-nxontbs toM-year ateejn 50 mixed c*f tie M \ A 25 ispr'wgmg cow and heifejmg 25|heifersln dftPk jt 22,|18-mor»3 :> mi|k 2M3-year-»df stj/br^ mo^ F 2 prime ipringing heifeis 1 pureWed^shorthorn bull 35 3-ye«r forward steers 24 heifers 16 2-year steers 10 18-months steer 40 fat bullocks 15 fat bullocks 6 dairy cows 18 mixed cattle 100 fat sheep 150 fat sheep 700 ewes and lambs Double buggy, horse and harness Express, pole and shafts Tip dray, nearly new Waimate Sale Yards, MANAIA. 1^ H^OESE FAIE. \ J5 will sell by public 'iuctiabJEs "liINCOLN-ST. SALE YAED&T PATEA. WEDNESDAY, 7th DECEMBEB. 'Sale btJffot 'p^\. WIL (IAM^COJwEEM wilLjifif I y puplicifuction|ts ah^e— 350 ( yes, \h^rn, withfaj^re 50 < wea and lamba gr 30 < wes, shorn, wilmambs 10 1 ullocks, 3 dv 12 t ;eers, 18 jponjjis 12 f eers, JJ^ovShs 6 s cere, JfE toJtB months 2 heifer4fj£ra> 18 months 3 good milkers 3 „ j, 1 good sheep dog Beaper and mower

EGMONT FABMBBp* UNION iAirr, Stock, akd PyDUCE Salesmew, Atjctjoiteejib, Valuators, & GefeAal CoMlissroir Agents TOOK SALSS fo#DEC.— Manaia — V^bdnySday, 7-21 Manutahi — Tnesday, 13 Hawera — "Wednesday, 14-28 Stratford— Friday, 16 Hawera— Horee Fair — Saturday, 31 GMONT FAEMERS' UNION, Ld Sale Tabds, Manaia. fEDNKSDAY, 7th DECEMBER. At 1 o'clock. A A. F A N m^FT A M ;\_» wilL sell by publfc aUWion as 2Q^n^eajMattla/ M flOj yearlinlj^ers V \2B 2f-yeaMTteers \ 25 na\xednpaT\iTigß \ 15 2i^a#ateers I 40 aJp!pai*Bteers V g BQ/S|-yJnr steers 2p%-vmx forward steers 2jpyear steers heifera 40 fat ewes 25 fresh cows, empty 250 hoggets Entries solicited. CHE WALTER A. WOOD MOWING and EAPING MACHINE COMPANY ManufAturerj|W^eff^BfiieapQjM^»«4 inderß,MowinCMaOTmes,»fJimy The Jyeßt g&& cheapesiT mV the Call #d inspect'iyie saAplef 'npw i Btocwalso see tesamonlils. 1 \ A co«)lete|Bi!^ck ol dupfficate\wts jeldontrequlced) awaysnn hand. In lml tbelSM*rW". Co* made and )ld 9^JSO Harvesting Machines. EGMOHT fAEMERS' UNION, LTD., Agenta. LTURTON'S SHEEP DIP " PHENOMENAL SUCCESS. During the past season the demand ir this favorite shoep-dipping preiTatioaflfiteb so much Micreased^that t th^ dlstriaPValontf we^rold a ifficlent iualtiiy dip 83,999 leel, whi£ liip itwffjrguarantee : it! unrij^lelpiujyntj|^ Gmjgfl IWffn#ERsIUNION, Ld Agents for Hawera^^* CO Let—^gffiEage a/rjomyw^chool. Apply^FAß Oace. T*^,/ HI O E SALE. Goodwill o£/ Leasehold Sec. 14Qf lock If., Wjfematei 63 J^resl nalfir kaiawi CQ £3fo. yOr jg^be ased a\£3fflyearlyf W GEo. ft. HUELET. g Sjand jagent, Mtmaia.

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W I 12 - ° § I it || g g ir i /& eb j i 3 1 8 « os a * ro figi -g- O « -*1 « % if S.E SH % 3 S "f t\ 7 SB ||l Iriirrfi! W S° 5 & SPRING and SUMMER SEASON. NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. RA. ADAMS has much pleasure in announcing that he has OPENED • his first Shipment of New Season's GO OBS, comprising — New Dress Materials, Hfew Delanes, Jr New Prints and Zephyrs^J^w Millinery, Jrew Eibbons and Laces. These Goods have all been carefully sweted in the Home Markets, so that Customers may rely on getting the newest Goods at the very lowest price, there being no intermediate afofits to pay for. The Clothing Department will b& fou/d to contain the best assortment of Men's, Boys', and Youths' Clothint t/be found on the Coast, and at prices that defy^fompetition. SUITS MADE TO MEASUBE. FIT GUABANTEED Orders by post carefully and punctually attended to. R. A. TDAMS, 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 Bjforence, "Marguerite," Tan Kid, Tilbury'd Chamois / COBSETS — Cream, Black, Dove, Grey, Drab/in all sizeß and best makes ; prices from 5s to 12s 6d / MILLTNEBT — Trimmed and Untrimmec| Hats and Bonnets, Flowers ; Feathers, andßibbons in Jreat variety DUST CLOAKS — Summer Mackintosh Cjiaks, Jackets DRESS ftOODS — The largest ant best vjbiety of new materials ever showi i at one time in IBiwera yplso, a few very choice Kobeß PRINTS — New Cambrics and Battens injpeautiful designs. Choice Delain( i liobes, White aim Comred Muslins EMBBOIDEBIES — New pattern* witp insertions to match, in every widtl I from half an mcm tc/half a yard FLANNELETTES — Thirty piecwfPlain and Twilled, from 6d to Is pej { yard ; Eegatta and Oxford Shirtings CALICOES— AII the best makes and value HOSlEßY— Ladies' and Children's Cashmere and Cotton, Boys' Knicke Hose, all sizes and qualities Men's Shirts, Ties, Hats, Clothing, &c. Carpets, Hearthrugs, Linoleum in variety. , The whole of the above lines are imported direct from tbe makers. W confidently invite inspection and comparison. :. GARDNER AND SUTTON, GENERAL DBAPEBS, HIGH-STREET, HAWERA.