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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2433, 22 May 1893, Page 3

EGMONT FARMERS* Lib. jf LANr. Stock, a^j Pbod^de SalesMEK, AuCTJOtfEEBBj^fvALUATOBS, <fe Gekeuai Comhbbiok Agekts STOCK SALES »obJiAY— Hawera — WednWfay, 3-17-31 Okaiawa— Thursday, 18 Manaia — Wed. 24." No sale, puVic holiday Stratford— l 2-26 Hawera —Horse Fair — Saturday, 27 EGMONT FARMERS' UNION, I ) ! SALK YaMJS, STSATFOftD. FRIDAY, 28th MAY. 1 o'clock. Af &^ F J*W~ N T|H A M ZjLs ¥*\ss\§Y pubhaauction ns iSfl^ltontlS to 2-/ei« steers 3 Jp-nrontH to 2-yeal heifers 3jfpprjpging G^s and mpi^ra fl 2- vpar steers^*"™" '* ;£0 maed cattle MI^CS-months steers 6 springing heifers 111 1 bull Entries solicited. The/^tnlht F^iidSe^ib^iofiUKd., beg t^/Dotif*^£tlerfand othrfsthat in conseqaaac^ of WBMTOBD.A.Y, 24th insj&# being a PuMu^B[oHday, they wf^ymld NO SALffm Ma»aja. DE LAVAL ORE AM SEPARATORS. U — y An exhaustive trial between a/Targe De Laval Alpha and an Alexandra Separator of latest design wa^ carried out last summer at bbadKensleben I (in Saxony), tbe trial Jpsting one month, under feontrol oi^leven persons. The result prowl that with ; a daily supply!, to eajp machine of 999 gallons (aAin tb# instance) the DIFFERENCE\njjfe fat left in the skim milk showccK* GAIN of 4500 lbs BUTTER PER ANNUM IN IFAYOR OF THE ALPHA. Rej port of the above trial on application ! to the Agents. SORENSEN AND BUSCK, Manaia. One slightly-used Alpha. No. 1, for Bale, with pump and milk-heater. ynMMA^E 3*QAIX B'»ABB. Tenders Biose »t 2ianfia on Tuesday, 23rd daft o? M^y^J^— 689-^^4 weW: Large €90— Bridg^e%Culvert oj[ Upper Huiller Koad *»#^ Specific*ation/f of 689, at Kapuni School; 6^y*^t Mr Chew Chong's, , Elthtfm. ' J. R, STEWART, Engineer. r£ E N D E R S Tenders will be received up till the 30th May, 1893, for Felling 200 acres of Busb/on Sections 2 and 3. Block 9, Opunase. /, ■ Specifications to he be seen^jßtß. Palme j &Qo.'} saWillsißltl&^d., and at|j/j. 9|tt^6onM blaj|#nith, Tend^j^^filr Ire received rSx either ] of the above places, m.w^e - R. PALME U. j rr\o a d y e bt i s e r s. ' .The Si ar is nublisha^f at 2 p.m. on ' Saturdays. Advlrtisen^nta intended for insertion on those Vayapshould be seDt to the publishing offic^iy^l p.m. INNES & CO.

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EX ETJAHINE feom LONDON. R. A. ADAMS has much pleasure in announcing the ARRIVAL of NEW WINTER GOODS, bought DIKECT from the Manufacturers, and that every Department will now be found replete with NEWEST and moat FASHIONABLE DRAPERY. i JACKETS and ULSTERS— The best assortment ever shown in Hawera LADIES' HATS AND BONNETS in all the newest shapes HATS TRIMMED by a competent Milliner. No chabge fob Tbimming j , DRESS MATERIALS in the newest yhades and .patterns A ' FULL STOCK OE ' . Calicoes and Sheetings' ,-.,#, ' Shirting* and Flanflele - ■ . 1 S Quilts and Blankets Linoleum, Linoleum 1 i Carpets Linoleum l / >~ Carpets MjSN'S, YOUIHS'/ind BOYS' CLOTHING ioMMroless variety. TAILORING — 500 PATTERNS TO SELECT FBOM HAWEBA DJ.G