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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2323, 11 January 1893, Page 3

EGMONT FAEMESS 1 UNION Ltd. s LAirr, Btook, akd 'PB.onvi^MjtL^. j ME-v - A'D^ipß^EEß^W-I^ A.TO-S, 1 STOCK SAIIEB Ppaf'TANtJAltY— • Manaia —^^Affesday, 4-18 ' StTaYioT&— sna»y, ' f Haw wa.—^e4_eß4«sr, 11-^5 O&aiawa — Friday, 26th Hawera— Horee Fair — Saturday, 28 MR. A. A. FANTHAM has been instructed to sell by public auction, by order of the Mortgagee, under conduct of the Eegistrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, at tbe roon\B of the Egmonfc Farmers, Union, in Hawera, on SATUEDAY, the 14th day of January, 1893, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, the undermentioned valuable Freehold Property I situate in Victoria-street, Hawera, in one lot, namely, — ALL thtit Piece of Land containing bw admeasurement _«£fwcbes #üb^visionaL6f»«ff of Section inmnbe^H 9 on the Govern- / xnOTfinap of the Hawera TeDJf acre Settlement; upon which is erected a substantially-built Dwelling - house, now in the occupation of Mr. A. Munro. Tebms, &c, £20 per cent, on the fall of tbe 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. rpHE WALTEE A. WOOD -L MOWING and EEAPING MACHINE COMPANY Manufacturers of Reapers and Binders, Mowing Machines, and Hay Bakes. The best and cheapest in the market. Call and insnect they^raplea now ■ in stock, also sin testimonials. A complete slocl^r duplicate parts (seldom requireii^Jways on hand. In 1891 the W.A.W. Co. made and sold 97,650 Harvesting Machines. Egmoft Fahmebb' Union, Ltd., Agents. i iyr o t i c "If Having disposed of the business of Innes & Co. to Mr. W. A. Pabkinson, I desire to return very hearty thanks to the public of the district for the liberal support given to Ujjp'-Tm since it started twelvayeara^fo, and during which time 1 hAveJmd an interest in ' it. My succesfadPTias been an earnest fellow-worker with me for many years, and will, I have no doubt, command a continuance of the support which has hitherto been accorded to the business. J. (J. YOBKE. Having purchased the business of Innes & Co., t respectfully solicit a continuance of the support heretofore given. ; W. A. PABKINSON. ( AET CLASSES. Miss Young's jFirsJi^erm for the new year will cdjjj^Snce about the end of January. HW. 0 L I M I E • Haweea, AUTHOEISED SUEYEYOB AND ENGINEEB. LICENSED TTNDEB LAND IftANSFEB iCI - Country commTfaicflßans by post will c receive p|^opt attention. a Hawera & Stratford.

t s h hi a C. « m X His 02 0* P* | IE i" ** rlSf * *i ofo |f » £*\ B§w <j -, » - S 'gig &^g S4| S go. i^lltj!lH I xn & s* SPEING **> SUMMER SEASON. NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. RA. ADAMS has much Jfteasure in announcing that he has OPENED 9 his first Shipment ofjSew Season's GOODS, comprising — New Dress Materials, 3jjßw Delanos, _*«#£***'' New Pants and Zev^fffiSfKevr Millinery, ] i fi^^ -^ ew Ribbonß and Laces. These 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 Youths' Clothing to be found on the Coast, and at prices tbat defy competition. SUITS MADE TO MEASURE. FIT GUARANTEED Orders by post carefully and punctually attended to, B, A. TDAMS, Hawera D. 1. C,