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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2318, 5 January 1893, Page 3

S AT OLAN, TONES & COS BAI/1 a> . FOR JANUARY. Opunake Yards — Tuesday 10th f Manaia Yards — IT hursiif; 12th Eltham — Taesd#f^M^h ~ g Hawera Yards-^fnursday, 19fch Kakaramea Yards — Thursday, 261 Eltham Yards— Monday, 30th - rpHE MATEMATEONSA Ei 1 TATE, 12,459 acres, situate 12 miles from Stratford by the Eat and Toko Roads, is now subdivide into 35 1 allotment, autf*^ offeree under in|i»*efJonl fMfm jpO. Hend Esq., to the pubwrfor lection o ) easy terms from &sos |o 80s per acr< 1 JEStO acre! are felleVond grassed, an ) jsto/k^d *th 8000 sheep nnd 50 head o&caltle. For^articulars see litho. plans noi I in <3rculation, or will be posted t any address. W. COWERN. Auctioneer, Patea. I/'REEMAN R. JACKSON ANI A. CO.'S STOCK SALEfc. FOI JANUARY. Johnsonviue — Wednesday, 4th Wanganuif- Wednesday, llth Waverley-*-lYTon^ay, 16tb Jobnsonv^le^Wednesdav, 18tl Wanganui— Wednesday, "25th Waverley — Monday, 30th Sale of horBCB, poultry, saddlery, bay Ac, every Saturday at noon St. Hill-Btreet, Wangano ; FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer, Wanganui, Waverley, Feilding, Palmerßton, Ashurst.and Johnsonville T^OB SALE BY TENDER f6Bf acres, Waimate Survey JFistrictk Land in one block. Secjnons 10, ll^and 1, Blocks 2 and 3/W"aimate Survey District. Laid dJDwn in grass, \feell watered, pefoanent stream, no^pods. Slgpep proJf fenced, subdivided seven padd/bkß, level. Immediate return. Ab/it half a mile from Manaia D air yj? actor y, anb* aboiit one mile rk>m iunaia Public Sc^oq^r Post and^yegraoh Qffice, apd Sale^'yards. Napuildjmgs \* /Tenders for the jr*ole 61 j#r part to be addteased Jar t%e undi*sl|ned, at Hawera, andr to * close on the fifth day off January, 1893. Highest or anytender opt necessarily accepted. Particulars asd conditions and cards be view free df charge on application/to Messes LIVINGSTON & MITCHELL, / Hawera : Or to/ \ / H. CAPLEN, Solicitor, Hawera. L_ i TMPOUNDING NOTICE. Impounded in the Public Pound, Hawera, December 29, 1892, by J. Cleaver, from Te Roti— 1 1 yeljpw-red cow and calf, bunded PjL on rump,>]fi uif'Uay JT I unrounded by Mjf Hunt«AEaweja, Dec 30, 1892— / l(\^^ 2 /ligbt roan hftfers, fwftf ears, /branded like MW near and X I on off rump If not claimed, and expenses paid, will be sold on Thtjbbdat, Janaary 19, 1893, at 12 noon, according to the provisions of the Impounding Act, 1884. ' W. JACKSON, '83 Poundkeeper. ITIHE WALTER A. WOOD 1 MOWING awd REAPING MACHINE COMPANY Manufacturers of Reapers and Biirtlei&, Mowing Machin&i, and Hay cheapest jni*tie Call ajrd ins/ect the sJmpfeg ,naw in stoeJfT also see testimmials. JTcompleteltockof dj|plicate parts (seldom required) always on hand. In 1891 the W.A.W. Co. made and sold 97,650 Harvesting Machines. Egmokt Fabmebb' Utnow, Ltd., Agents. DE LAVAL pEEAM SEPARATORS. Best, Simplest, Cheapest. There are 34,000 Separators of this make .in nee, a greater numbeb THAK ALL ATHEB COMBIITED can boast or. Th^Company have just advised u^tjurc they have secured their 225 th First Prize in Europe. Skimming capacity, 12 to 330 gals. Prices, £15 to £80. Their new Separator "L" is the most perfect band-ppwer machine ever invented. The demand is great, so order at once. Sole District Agents — SORENSEN AND BUSCK, Manaia. EELLERY GILBERT • PIANOFOBTE TIJNEB AITS Repairer, Wanganui^nd NewJ^tymoutb. Obaseuflasonable. Visits Hawera and district every four months. Orders left at Newton Fairs "id Go.'b will receive prompt attention. ALFBET) BUCKLAND 4.ND SONS, Hatmarkit, Auckland. &UCTIONEEKS COMMISSION A Q*E NTS. - Particularly engaged in sal^^jivo Stock Grains, Hides, fypol, S^jpskips, Tallow, and all Farm JTw^**^^ Eligible Farms and Sheep Runs for sale. Established 1854. THE EGMONT STAR IS THE MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY PAPEB^^ Between Auoiland andJWllington. *OOKS, MAGAZINES, Ac, Ac, can be neatly bound st tbe STABOfficfc