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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2346, 7 February 1893, Page 3

"\TOLAN, TONKS & COS SALES IX for feprt^&y. Manaia Yards — TJimiday, 9fch Eltham "Sbrds—^esday, 14th Hawera lards^Thursday, 16th Kakarame!k^ffa8 — Thureday, 23rd Hawera — Friday, 24 — Sheep Fair Eltham— Tuesday, 27tb qpHE ANNUAL SHEEP FAIRS JL f will b^ held at jOj The Haweba Yaj^t On IRID^Y, 2|th EpRUAEY. Eafiy entries Ire recoieneldi place in pels berW inmccordaqro fntb the time ot entryW,,^^ NOLAN, TONKS & CO. Manaia Sale Yards. THURSDAY, 9th FEBRUAEY. At 12.30 o'clock. NOLAN, TONKS AND CO. will sell by public auction, at their yards, as above, — 50 cows ahd calves 60 3 and 4-year bullocks ' 30 yearlings 20 cows 20 cows and calves 15 JCOWB and calves / 50 3-yeaf-oldfsteers 1 50 ?!-yjNt o » steers g « 50 f^fnonVilsteers I ■jr 25 18-monms\eifers \p 12 cows in&alf^Swß«^ l | 10 quiet bjßfera/ *■ 30 pow^Knd calves 30 jhyear-old steers 30 heifers in c*lf 25 cows 2 quiet cows near calving 60 forward bullock* 300 Buperior lambs 4 store pigs TOWN OF STBATHMOBE, ON THE Main Trunk Road and Railway Line to Auckland. Title Land Transfer. STRATEORD, TUESDAY, 23rd FEBEUAEY. MR. NEWTON KING, in conjunction with/ Messes. NOLAN, TONHB & CO., HAVE received inßtnpctiona from Messrs J. Aikejp Brewer, and Kruil to sell by auction at the Town Hall, Stratford, opJche abovi date, — I4WF°TJr' ttnd BUBFRBAN Q S^TiaNSina/daljoining V - thai abive Tqpn, ■< \s per £teg in circulationj Section 17, ahokOTW^lock, contajmngJgOO acres The Town of Strathmore is moat advantageously situated about 19 miles from Stratford, on the East Eoad, which is the Main Trunk Boad to Auckland from the Taran&ki District, and from its favorite position is bound to be the centre of a large and thriving district. The attention of Mercantile firms, commercial, and professional men, or persons in want of a good investment, is confidently directed to the sale. Further information respecting which may be seen on reference to plans. All information and lithographed plans may be obtained on application to— NEWTON KING, New Plymouth ; ' Or, NOLAN, TONKS & CO., Hawera, AUCTIONEEBS. Sale at 2 p.m. GORTON & SON'S ANNUAL RAM AND BHEBP FAIR, BULLS ; TUESDAY, 14th FEBEUAEY. At their Saleyards, Bulls, aORTON AND SON will sell by public auction, as above, — 200 2-tooth Lincoln Bams, bred by Messrs Robert Wilson, K. B. Pearce, Duncan Blair, W. Morrison, J&.. Bushey, the late W. T/Watt (Lillybank), and thje executors in Richards' estate. 3000 well-bred trap-tooth Lincoln eweß. in Ins to suit purchasers / 1000 Bhorninrixau' lambs 2000 lambsV / 500 S-tootMedes 300 RomneylMarsh breeding ewes (from Mrs Willis, Woodendeen) 400 shorn wether lambs 200 breeding ewes 260 fat and forward wethers 212 2-tooth ewes 200 woolly lambs 200 breeding ewes 50 fat ewes 40 purebred Lincoln ewes, 6 to 8-tooth 18 purebred Lincoln ewe lambs 17 purebred Lincoln ram lambs 500. first-class mixed shorn Lincoln lambs 500 do: do. do. Lincoln- Romney lambs 200 prime fat ewes 100 breeding ewes 150 shorn wether lambs Sale at 12 o'clock, commencing with the rams. GORTON & SON, . * Auctiono^lf —^ will shos^ty jpmoVe to «eflHses in Messrs /Gardner an^SuJ9g(£^il7ew BuildingsfTCigh-gfcreet/Hawera. Tol Lendl— £2QsoJm large or small\nmslajfcferw rat*sjK interest. 1 H. ijt^V^X