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

WAJJEKp, aDalr^Farm to%3SH Office. yHt -y^F '^ W^^TEDr.Marfiea^CbulJe' to ..take charge of stock, Mough- | ing, an 4 dairy, at Tongaporutt, close to Whjfte Wjßs- ComiortMle siiroomedlcoMfb and omsbuilflib on '98 - J^aponga. j^*} 1 ar 8 e experiencß engagement Manalr on* i farm ; orMyilling to %brk&B^ares and inv^^pHl^pital^feder. taking^piPpTyto, AB, STAB^olcei -^x. houglyiork an|^^lk afevyjows. rj^. a tst t-e~d~ kn o w^;n That I have engagedJpiP< servfpe^ of a Pirst Clajs, Bhoe»M^d BlacVsmith, and anff injflSosition to do satisfactorily, fajjlPherto, all work < given to me. Tiiberal discount for cash. John G. Dudeck, Eltham. HHHE INGLEWOOD ATHLEMO ' J- CLUB'S- . , >: . muJ ' '" '\ THIBD AnSTTAL GATidESiS& : ;, : A will beheld on the Club's H92&SP i t _ Inglewood, on BsF^^\' * 3rd MAtCH, ». ' when aJpFguinea Onp win|be given for W^jtling, all cmners. 1^ Full particulars in f liMHid^ues. H. BROWN, The GREAT CENTRAL ANNUAL BAM FAIR. ST. HILL-STREET SALE YARDS, ' Wanganui. . . WEDNESDAY 5 and THURSDAY, s Bth %nd 9th, and if necessary FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10th. FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO. t will sell by public auction as \ above, and on account of the following - ) well-known breeders :—: — - Messrs R. Wilson, E. M. Honeyfield, J. Ross, lon Bros, Wilkie Bros, O. Hawes, W. H. Wybourne, J. D: Hughes, R. B. Hamilton, J. McNicol, W. C. Symes, W. Wilson, D. Fleming, J. Raynor, J. Macara, E. J. Biddi- I ford, D. McGregor, H. Overton, fllPl W. Reid, J. Shieid, R. Bremer, JjT I Baker, T. Bryce, H. N. HajKm, • I Mrs Watt (of Lillybank), jPHair, I J. B. Sutton, BL Sutton, JjF&olnJi, I E. P. Symes, Al Allisqnjj^Jefferjln. I 1300 2-tofth PJUKred LinMn 1 12 Stud^Rnlln Bams ifid I by Joh* RaynorJJ^BLjJ 10 Stud Linlpln Rai£ jjred I 3 Stud LincSn^Rams (bred ■ by James Macara, £s«[., I Wairarapa) ■ 4O Bomney Ram Lambs (bred I by Duncan McGregor, Esa I Wairarapa) " ■ 5 Purebred Lincoln Rain I (bred by Mr Overton, o ■ Canterbury) I 50 2-tooth Shropshire Rams I 1420 I The above magnificent collection of I Bams are well worthy the attention I of flock-owners of this district The I rams will be sold singly in the sale* I ring, thereby giving everyone th« I opportunity of careful selection. I Sale each day at 11.15 sharp. I The Wanganui EWE TAIR will I be held on Wednesday, 22nd Feb. ■ FREEMAN B. JACKSON, ■ '2 Auctioneer. I GILMOTJR& EALKNER?S I CO-OPBBATIVE WABBHOUSE, I MANAIA. ■ We have now received our firat -H stock of H 5-Bushel GRASS SEED SACKS,, ■ and, having bought in a very favor- H able market, we can quote to pu^« chaaerß' advantage. I We have also a large stock ot, * .^| HEAPING HOOKS and SigCLEfr ■ *- Sieves, Scythe Bladesjpfiandleis Hay For% and Bajgir * H Stones, eft., etc. Jar , coopeM'^Seep dip. fl As the seaifßis now coming on f or^H Fencing, those requiring I^l Barb or Plain Wire Staples, etc., i^| will do well to get our quotations. " '^H Wall Papers and Scrim j^l Oils and Paints, and all General and Builders' Irogmon-^H gery kept in stock CEYLON TEAS.—Our two direct H shipments of Ceylon Teas ex ateamew^^B "Britannia" and "Hapsburg, 9 ' fro&^H Colombo, are giving great satis^^H tion, and, being sold at a veryJftr^H rate, are commmanding a ready -sukj^M Trial solicited. " ;<; THE OCTAGON, > fl| , ; Mafaia. TVIARIES. DlaSesT~l^H A few offcoLLINS'JiIARIE^B on hand at sAjt Officejj^ood paoa^B and well bouna\^ipland 2s 6dr^H