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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2336, 26 January 1893, Page 3

"\TOLAN, rf)NJK & CO!S SAldSi l\ , , FQJV&NUABY. Eltham Yards—Monday, 30th 28th JANUABY. At 1 o'clock. NOLAN, TONJSpvAND GQ hive receive Aafstriletions f m(B the Ex*utors in oiJmrL Lucenal to sell mtjftheir loojpf, 1)} public Action, a$ ?3' ove »~~l^r HousKiold. fuiqnure, <nKCOnsist Pia», by Eust and^p«npahy Chen drawers, eajo^ cf air Wasfttand, chej^ieif Pictures, mirroy 'Jh'” Lookmg-glasßdJ^ tojnQt sets . Chairf f ender^G(«Bi6nal 'table Sofa, whatnot,' tables, clock Vases, pillows, blankets Kitchen utensils, etc., etc.

EGMONT RACING CLUB., SUMMER MEETING-, 15th and 16th February, 1893. sa4jt of privileges NOLANJ TOiIKS AND CO.'S • SATS3^A"3J2Bfch JAOTARY, Publicdp'aKooth No.^|jfeßide) Vtddmn'a Refreshment Bfl'flttt W Fruit Stall _% Correct Cards Horse Paddock Gates mHE ANNUAL SHEEPJ^S X will be held.at^^^ The QpuKA^rj&KDs OnMONimY, 6tKEBBUART. I THI HAWML YABDS^n OsBFRID V, 24t| FEBBpi^Y. Ealv eni ire areVequeßediPjlace in peCT'ligti in accoHianJ^jjp the time of entr NOLAN, TONKS & CO.

T^EEEMAN E. JACKSON AND JO CO.'S STOCK SALES FOB JANTJAEY. Wanganui-r- Wednesday, 25th Waverley-HMonMy, 30th' . Sale of horses, poVltfo saddlery, hay, yjr &c, every Swarday at noon St. Hill-street, Wangamp

Waverley Sale Yards. MONDAY, 30th JANTJABY. At 2 o'clock. X^KEEMAN E. JACKSON & CO. JO will sell by public auction, as above, — On account of Mr E. Bremer — . 1000 very superior Lincoln ew» lambs 1000 very superior wjflier lambs 7 good bittloeksjf 20 mixed clttlejf 2 cows \ m 1 bull \ I 500 shorn lamU, mixed sexes 600 woolly lanAs 700 woolly lambs 450 woolly lambs 180 wethers 230 2, 4, 6 and full-mouth ewes 75 2-tooth ewes Settlers will ■ kindly forward their entries as early as possible. PEEEMAN E. JACKSON, Auctioneer.

The GREAT CENTRAL ANNUAL ' EAM FAIR ST. HILL-STREET SALE YARDS, "Wanganui. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, Bth and 9th, and FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10th. FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO. 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, Walker Bros, O. Hawes, W. H. Wybourndf J. D. Hughes, R. B. Hamilton, JJlcNicol, W. C. Symes, W., Wilson, Jjp?leming, J. Raynor, J. Macara, 9J- Riddiford, D. McGregor, B-Jverton, C I W. Reid, J. Shieid, R. Hfemer, J. W. Baker, T.' Bryce, n.m. Harrison, Mrs Watt (of Lillybtfk), R. Hair, J. B. Sutton, F. SuttoE Jas. Holmes, B. P. Byrnes, A. Alison, Jefferson Bros., GK Mitchell Jb. Blair, S. H. Gollan, and W. PeMce. 1605\2-tooth#urebred Lincoln \ Rams m 12 *tud IMicoln Rams (bred \v Jlhn Raynor, Esq., Vairfcapa) 10 St\l liincoln Earns (bred l-fifQ. Sutton, Esq.) 3 Stutt Lincoln Rams (bred by James Macara, Esq., Wairarapa) 4O Romney Ram Lambs (bred by Duncan McGregor, Esq Wairarapa) 5 Purebred Lincoln Ram (bred by Mr Overton, o Canterbury) 50 2-tooth Shropshire Rama 10 2-tooth Lincoln - Merino Rams, bred by T. Thatcher, Esq. 5 Purebred Somney Rams, bred by C. W. Reid, Esq., Elderslie 15 Stud Lincolns, bred by F. Sutton, Esq. 8 Stud Lincolns, bred, by J. S. Homes, Esq, 1763 The above magnificent collection of Rams are veil worthy .the attention of flock-ownera of this district. The rams will" be sold .singly in the sale ring, thereby giving everyone the opportunity of careful selection. , Sale each day at 11.15 sharp^ The Wanganui EWE FAIR will be held on Wednesday, 22nd Feb. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, >2 Auctioneer.