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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 2586, 20 November 1893, Page 3

EGMONT F\RMfifes' UNION List. I Labt, Stoce, aits Salesmef, AtJOTioirE|ps, Valitatobs, & Geitebal Commibsiob A&eutb BTOCK SALJ^fe ro^NOVEMBEK— Hawera— "v7l-_«Bday, 15-29 Manaia— Wednesday, 8-22 Stratford— Friday, 10-24 Hawera, Horse Pair— Saturday 25 Okaiawa — Thursday, 30 EGMONT FARMERS' UNION, Ld Sale Tabds, Manaia. wedne>day,~2Snovember At 1 $'clock. \ A A. FiiNT mA M _LjL« will aeU^by pnhjiy auction as /SO ffiimdlths steers jy I 25 J^earateerß '" 5 HO^arlig heifers *to *B-yeaf heifers sjquietlaairy cowa lofquiefdairy heifers, springing ljg_allbred shorthorn bull lOOiat shorn hoggets Entries solicited. EGMONT FARMERS' UNION, Ld HORSE BAZAAR. SATURDAY, 25th NOVEMBER. 1 _____ At 18.30 p.m. prompt. i* A A. IFJI N .J^Mf^ j| \xU> hOTty 2 jutferioT n^Ks |t e^ jft Ablu/60 hacks, h^bt&ness, draught horßwr^s Entries solicited. SO'2'4 FARM FOR SALE BY PUBLIC TENDER. That beautifully improved farm of 693 acres (more or lees), situated in the Whakamara district, and owned by Mr Geo. Buckrell, in oneor three lotC If inßhrte lo( , tke'Jfarm will be J^ped *to imoul^S, 195, i and 3%acrA resWcJ eo.|' The f*a«y of tni lal lie not to ' be surpasseqgin Taran ki, i Tenders woee on Jam iary^3lst, The high»* or ai j teVder not necessarily aaepted. 1 For full particular^ apply to the owner, or the* EGMONT FARMERS' UNION, Ld. Hawera. j^ O T^ I C The Ekmont Farmer^unioj^Ltd., beg to notify eettlersj^jfd otfflps that tbe Clearag Sale «vertis^| to be held on November 28th onMmaM of Mr T. Bayly is now iNirarcirrrELY POSIPOITED. *^ TABANAIS~LA¥I^B^ABD--189g. DATES O»foUSTINO3. November 27th December 18th

CONTINUATION OF CLEARANCE BALE. H. G. PITCHER, HAVING decided to retire from business is compelled to reduce the stock, and, in order to enable him to sell out, will continue hiß _ Clearing Sale of WATCHES, JEWELLERY, CLOCKS, SILVER & ELECTROPLATE WARE, Ac, Ac. at great reductions on ordinary prices. His Rotherams (imported direct), made mtU extra heavy cases, gold balance, and other improvements that his experience suggests, are reduced to 105b, at which price no man should lose the opportunity of obtaining a n reliable and lasting watch ; and a parent cannojpmake a son a more nseful, J durable, and serviceable present than a good watch. j Gold Watches (ladies)— one Rotheratu, on& Waltham, and tvo Swiss left, and to b« sold cheap. Ladies' siWer Wfltham, English, and Swiss, in £ a variety of styles and cases. Also, a fewjFecond-hand watches. Nickel keyless watches at 16s 6d each. \ £ Rings in great variety and at all priceV^wedding and keepers in 9 and 18 carat ; gem rings, 9, 15, and 18 carat — over a hundred — at from 12s 6d to £10. Silver Hall-marked alberts, ladies' alberts, brooches, bangles, &c. Gold -Jewellery — Bangles, brooches, alberts, studs, scarf pins, scarf rings, lockets, charms, Ac. Also, a lot of useful articles, in silver and electroplate, c suitable for wedding or birthday gifts ; all to be sold at prices to ensure a g speedy clearance. Debtors. — As I have taken considerable trouble to inform debtors that their accounts must be paid, I shall consider myself at liberty to sue for game without further notice, and without respect of persons. WATCHMAKER - - H. G. PITCHER - - HAWERA .9 all °l ill SJ i I, sum,!!* b 1 MILLINERY. MILLINERY. 8 EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN LADIES' H4.TS A BONNETS I E. A. ADAMS Having purchased a warehouseman's stock of this season's Hats and Bonnets at an enormous reduction, is now offering theie goods at such extraordinarily low prices as must effect a speedy clearance! c All marked at about one-third « the ordinary price. This is an opportunity which Way notfcecur again of obtaining new and fashionable Millinery, trimmed Ry the ifading Milliner in the district, at absurdly low prices- \ I w Over 500 shapes t«f chooße from. Customers are requested to plate their orders early to prevent disappointment. Remember — No chabge made fob Tbimmikg. E. E. A. ADAMS, HAWERA D.I.C.