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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2324, 12 January 1893, Page 3

3 XT OLAN, TONKS, & COS SALSS 111 1 FOB JAJpJAKY. Saturday, 14-«ile of Merchandise I Eltham--*iiejfay, 17th HaweraHSpßnesday, 18th— Sale. I of MiHHutchison's Furniture Hawera Yards — Thursday, 19th Kakaramea Yards — Thursday, 26th Eltham Yards—Monday, 30th j AT ROOMS. SATURDAY, 14th JANUARY. At 12 o'clock. NOLAN, TONKS, AND CO. have received instructions from a Southern firm ,to Bell by public auction as above, — A large consignment of Merchandise, comorising — Saddles, bridles, carpets Linoleums, looking glasses <IBruahware,1 Bruahware, accordeons, cutlery -glasses, pic Ares, E.P. ware J^reß, violins, aljnims. clocks A valujfle aseytmeaflPß unre4tfi&emed V^ e WUMo^m Ladies and gents' |»ofd and silver watches, studs Diamond rings, brooches, pins Gold and silver alberts \ The above goods are for positive \ sale. ). '3 Eltham Sale Yards. TUESDAY, 17th JANUARY. At 12.30 p.m. NOLAN, TONKS, AND>^ will ael} by publjprtSlrotion, as above — ' jF ' 2fi£Lmixed cattle $L On acc/unt o^Mr J. Boq^ie, who is / gtfp^s up a *2pfe — afj^erior dairy cows, in full JU^' profit or close to calving 2-year shorthorn bull 2 good breeding sows 9 young pigs Tip dray, horse and harness Factory cans, etc. . '7 WEDNESDAY, 18th JANUARY. At 1 o'cloci. NOLAN, TONKS, AND CO. have received instructions from Thos. Huchison, Esq , to sell at his | residence, Regent-streeW-All his valuable MmTSEHOLD FUBjNITURB, ccmsiJing of— pFihoganv diniw suite in Morf rocco; dinjer service T«escope dinini table. 3er gla^^occatLonal^pye jfedateads, wire Wtdp«# m/K&ale sewing machine jLinoleum, carpets, hearth rugs Tables, mangle, fenders Cheffonier; glassware, etc., etc. '8 FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO.'S STOCK SALES FOB JANUARY. Waverley — Monday, lpjhr' Johnsonvllle— WednMroav, 18th WanganuW-WedMioay, "25th Waverley-VMonJj^, 30th Sale of horses, vul^ry, saddlery, hay, Ac, every TpKurday at noon St. Hill-street, Wanganu' FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer, Wanganui, Waverley, Feilding, Palmerston. Ashurst. and Johnsonville Waverley Sale Yards. MONDAY, 16th JANUARY. At 1 p.m. FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO. will sell by public auction, as above, — 86 3-year steers 35 mixed cattle 5c ws and calves jf? 1200 v tolly lambs, mixejfsexes 100 f i ewes jr 100 2 :ootf sheep Jr 50 d y ewes ' 280 2 ;oofchW|Bers 300 i ; 4-tooxn wethers 700 od 4-tooth wethers 500 ; sther lambs 500 m xed lambs 400 superior mixed hoggets 300 good eweß 200 lambs Settlers will kindly forward their entries as early as possible. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. rpHE MATEMATEONfIA E8JL TATE, 12,459 acres, situated 12 miles frdp Stratford by the East i and Toko Roads, is now subdivided into 35 allotments, and V* offered, unde^instructions from Jfc O. Hendy easy teAs from Jbs tJ^Os per acre. 2270 acreVare fejied aJa graasedJSidg FoTpwticul/rs see litho. plans now in circulation* or will be posted to any address. W. COWERN, Auctioneer, Patea. DE LA.VAL fiREAM SEPARATORS. Beßt, Simplest, Cheapest. There are 34,000 Separators of this make in use, a gbEateb kumbeb THAN ALL OT^EE MAKEtt^ COMBIKED can boast of. \he comnnj^have just advised us tnt tim have secured their 225 th Filetjpize in Europe. Skimming clpcity, 12 to 330 gals. Prices, £15 to £80. * Their new Separator "I" is the most perfect hand - power machine ever invented. The demand is great, so order at once. Sole District Agents — SOEBNBEN AND BUSOK, Manaia.