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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 2687, 29 March 1894, Page 4

NOLAN, TONKB & COS SA l,Rs FOR APRIL. Opunake Yardß~-Tuesday, 3rd Manaia Yards — J^ursday, sth Eltham Yards-^Tuesday, 10th Ilawera Yards^-Thursday, 12fch Opunake YaJ-d/— Tuesday, 17th Kakaramea tfrds — Thursday, 19th Eltham Yardjl— Monday, 23rd Hawera Yards— Thursday, 26tb Sale of sundries every Saturday LAND FOR SALE BY AUCTION Hawpea, Tabanaki. SATURDAY, 14th APRIL, 1894. At 1 o'clock. At Nolan, Tonks and Co.'s Auction Rooms. NOLAN, TONKtf AND CO., in conjunction with A. A. FAN ill AM, haT© received instructions from the Executors in the Nutate o£. the late George Glenn to sell by public auction as above, — S'rcy^l, Block 11.. Waimate, c&niaining JFT acreg^ Sec. 22 yjocf ILy^Waimate, contajpindpjHfcres Sec.l^i^Bl«k ILj^Waimate, Sec. 1 9,^tel|ck Ml-B Waimafe, Securely fej^fed Vyfij#R4*fu down in best Hwg+fsh. grasses The land is within three miles of Otakeho Dairy Factory and 3| of Ratanui Factory, and all the sections are well watered by the Oiabeho River. There is a metalled road to within | mile of tbe property, and the land being of first class quality is well adapted for dairying. Terms —20 per cent cash on fall of the hammer, and balance within three months at 7 per cent. Midhirst. THURSDAY, sth APRIu At 12.30 p.m. NORMAN LIARDET has received instructions from the Official Assignee in Bankruptcy to sell at the Manganui Sawmill, Midhirst, — /^\ Jt I Without ReselTvl, V # (t),000 feet of TlM^Ett^om1 iJfuiing Ist anlr 2ndfiass — 1 Ijfatt,»nfe^hinau, E6§gh. and 6|etß trolly wheels Blacksmiths' and carpenters' tools 1 vertical, 1 circular, and 1* duckbill sawOffice furniture d*9a2 M. ORCHARD, DOOKSF.LLER, STATIONER, -O Newsagent, jftrc> Dealee in FANcy Goods, Next Bank oi\ Australasia, High-st., ulawexi A good \BBOjpment, All new,^ 1^ Well selected and cheap Subscribers wanted for newspapers and periodicals. .•sag gfdsriljg < §!^§ $&&i S R*si H W* i I 5-S §jsi l §s li '§