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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2349, 10 February 1893, Page 3

EGMONT FARMER/ UNION Ltd. f Laot, Stock, ahd PbJPoucb Salesmen, AUCTTOKEEBB, VaLUATOBS, & Gekeeal CoMMcssioir Agewts STOCK SALES fobJPBBRUARY— Manaia — WdHnesJiy, l-i5 Stratford— Hridy 3-17 Manutahi — Jlgjroav, 20 Hawera Ram and Ewe Fair — Tuesday, 21 Haweua — Wednesday, 8-22 Okaiawa— -Friday, 23 Hawera —Horee Fair — Saturday, 25 npHE MATEMATEONGA ES-, i TATE, 12,459 acres, situated 12 miles from Stratford by the East and Tdko Roads, is now subsided ; into 3d allotments, and^j^off or ed , undenpnstructiona^wmjSTC). Hendy Esq.,|to the pu^pc \wßselection on easy ferms fron&^Os^KSOs per acre. 2270%-cres are |plled j |BK grassed, and stockfid with SOOOi'sftep nndLJ>oo FoHpATticuJlrsjßeejHho. nfanffipo^ Auctioneer. Patea np.IIE WALTER A. WOOD 1 MOWING and/ REAPING MACHINE^OMPANf Blanufacturers of and Binders, Mowing Marines, and Hay Sakes. S The best tend in the market. \ M Call and inlpecF the samples now in stock, also eejcestimonials. A complete stick of duplicate parts (seldom requi^ra) always on hand. In 1891 the W.A.W. Co. made and sold 97,650 Harvesting Machines. Egmont Fabmees 1 Union, Ltd., Agents. ■p jO E S Abo t 500Tbus/elB jRYE GRASS SEED \ji M m^% wgoDsfcßm^/ FOR SALE, Rheap — Larga/^DaliefrapLA^ TYPJ^W^ITER, completa, in/pen|ect j^orking order ; THE ALEXANDRA 1 SEPARATOB Stands at the head and leads them all, at every working trial held in the United Kingdom during the last three years. Sizesjwn. stock and to arrive to separate/rrom 25 to 300 gallons per 'ihour/ Order early to prevent disapVoi/tment, as the demand is great. \ I Full particulVfs on application to Reynolds and *0., Ltd., Auckland, sole agents for North Island, or W. ROW E, NOEMANBY AND lIAWERA, Local Agent. QALE! SALE! SALE! 1 J AT THE RESADY-MONEY WAREHOUSE HA.WERA. NOW COMMENCING THE GREATEST AND MOST GENUINE SALE EVER HELD IN TARANAKI. Cash— only for Cash. Every Article must be nmd for before it leaves the jiore. The STOCK comprisj? everything in a well-appointed jßtablishment. Bedsteads, double Ad single Crockery and Glsisware in endless variety | Jr Cutlery, all deslriftions and qualities Barbed and oth*lVire at unheard-of prices yM Paints, Oils, and Warnishes Wall and other f£Paper's — splendid assortmont Tin and Agate Ware— must be sold at any price Good old" OAT-, to go at any price to get them off hand &§*r Pay Cash for your Goods, and you will come out a long way to the good at the end of the year After the end of this month, this establishment will be run Strictly at Lowest Possible Pbiceb and for Cash only. W. H. BRIGHTWELL, High-street - - -^Haweba |3 %f ipSxu B\Jc X -a. X X) -I*' Ichemist JpD DsuGtoass^ , willyboitay remive to jplqjmi^s in f Messrs G*dner|and ' Buildings, feigh-e^eet^jKawerai^

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