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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2320, 7 January 1893, Page 3

EGMONT FAEMEBB' UNION Ltd. Lani 1 , Stock, aitd Peoduce Salesmen, AUCTJONEEES, "y^^ITOEB, <fc Geweeal Commisjulto Agents STOCK SALES. fob j^TOUARY— Manaia — Weanesdrfy, 4-18 Stratford— Ffid^, 6-20 Haweta — "Wednesday, 11-25 Okaiawa— Friday, 26th Hawera— Horee Fair— Saturday, 28 EGMONT FARMERS' UNION, Ld Glovee Road Yabds, Haweea. WEDNESDAY, 11th JANUARY. At 1 o'clock. j !A. FANTHAM will sell by publftMu\tion as 2^-year steers J mixed cattle 3-yeir steers *** w^\ 2^-ylar steerl- 1 yearli n gs / H to 2-year mixed caCTle 2|-year steerflHw*.,^? cows in calf 11 fat cows 1200 superior 2-tooth ewes, bred by Capt. Russell, of Napier About 950 superior mixed woolly hoggets Entries solicited. '84 MR. A. A. FANTHAM has been instructed to sell by public auction, by order of the Mortgagee, under conduct of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, at the rooms of the Egmont Farmers, Union, in Hawera, on SATURDAY, the 14th day of Janua*£ t§93, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, the undermentioned valuable Fr^frtold Property Bituate in Yictoriaj^sjfcreet, Hawera, in one lot, namely ,-y AjCJj that Piece of Land containing J J.by admeasurement 29 perches 1 T (more or less) being Allotv ment numbered 39 on the subdivisional plan of Section^ numbered 9 on the Govern^ ment map of the Hawera Tenacre Settlement ; upon which is erected a substantially-built Dwelling • house, now in the occupation of Mr. A. Munro. Teems, &c. £20 per cent, on the fall of the hammer ; balance within three weeks. No reserve. Title, Land Transfer. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Hawera, or to CHAS. M. MATTHEWS, - Solicitor for the Mortgagee, Hawera. *. ; F.TAI. STAMPS manufacture ' at thp Staj Offif"

SENSATIONAL SALE OF DRAPERY & CLOTHING FOR CHRISTMAS, *», AT THE CASH PALACE. Hating purchased a very large Stock of Goods at a BIG DISCOUNT, lam offering Men's Suits from 18/9, Trousers from 3/6 ; Black Worsted Coats, well trimmed and bound, 19/6, worth 35/- ; Jlnicker Suits from 6/6— not the price of making ; Regatta Shirts, new jptterns, 3/6 ; Oxford Bhirts, with collars, 1/9; Tennis Suits, 12/6— a wpffcTer ; White Drill Trousers, 1/11. Dress Goods from 6|d, anil donUe widths 1/6 — usual price 2/9; Twilled Flannelette, sd, worth 7f ijfen's Tweed Helmet Hats, 6d. These are a few quotations ofthe many, to give an idea of the value I am giving, as it would take the Hatveba Stab newspaper to hold a complete price-list. This v NO BOGUS SALE, but REAL, LIVE, GENUINE ON E, which every Father and Mother should avail themselves of. $gjt SPECIAL— -Wholesale Customers generously dealt with. w. ciTarke. S - l a -» fcH v «? H H § a «5 || fl g . vj o — ■ i GO -O i-r 5 - ? S a *i if- |J " s .3 s II" q IMP SSJI Bit . 3 I*| BS I SPRING »hd SUMMER SEASON. NEW GOODS. OTW GOODS. NEW GOODS. M .<r * F> A. ADAMS has rnvlm pleasurejJjKinnouncmg that he has OPENED XV» his firßt Shipment cm New S^Eson's GOODS, comprising — i New Dress Materialsjwewjpfllanes, New fvnyiTand Zephyrs, New Millinery, New Eibbons and Laces. Theas Goods have all been carefully selected in the Home Markets, so that Customers may rely on getting the, very newest Goods at the very lowest price, there being no intermediate profits to pay for. The Clothing Department will be found to contain the best assortment of Men's, Boys', and Souths' Clothing to be found on the Coast, and at priceii that defy competition. ' SUITS MADE TO MEASURE. FIT GUARANTEED Orders by post carefully and punctually attended to. B, A. "ADAMS, Haw cr a D. I. C.