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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 2737, 2 June 1894, Page 3

If GMON't FABMEBS' UNION T>UDGE AND GOOD'S BALES Lm O EOB JUNE. E Land, Stock, aitd Pboducb Sales- / MEF, AUCTIOKEPES, VaLUATOBS, KAPONGA— FRIDAY, Ut / & Gehebal Commission Agents Manaia — Monday, 4th m nd O mr, n ~ JL—T Kaponga— Fbidat, l/tUf 29th STOCK SALriN tf>n JUNE— Mawaia—Tuesdat. i£K Manaia— WlMesday, 6-20 Otakeho — Fbidat, Mnd fo Stratford — Friday, 8-22 > 5 " "SS^SSS^u I**1 ** Valmate .Sale Yards! k, Hawera, Horse Fair—Saturday 30 \ MAJNAIA. | p. EGMONl 1 FABMERS' UNIO.N, LA 4th JUNR. / ; It WET>IJEBT>m, 6th JUSE. , \At ljVlock / b Sa ,* YAHi^fla^wATA IR U *k® E AO if OO D -*^ wiM sell by public jpction, ss k At, 1 o'clock A bOV 3o~fl{t\w a / A F&. N ImH. AM IjtaM forward Jiullocks • wII sell by feh^auction as >'' ?? 3 -^»Afluiet b P Aging heif rs h above,— X lo weaners^V #^W 200 mi|ed cattle | X^ q^etcojlinJalf^V a Entries Bolip^cr S^^^xJTr 1 ts4/o^__ ■- * &pringinameafei'^ M EGMONT PARMEES' UNION, Lb i! % <^^Xff^\ i ' i . SAL, Y^™™ S!ggtS»j*«. : "HDATJIU, JUNE. J* T^ /■ - * 12 fafeDullocks \ 3 / _ 10 fc? wapd bullocks \ a a A FAN T HAM 25 f ixed yearli g8 \ fc 3 heifo 9 in,^fa^^<*'* B T L c . : , , ; I 1 snrirf -oid/ M ln^the rooms after stock sale. 2 yearl j^s jF * n f 6tate °^ Joseph Meech, deceased— » 3( calves%nd yearlings ft / ? f°" ches | 4 store cVs ' 1 /' ] tab ! e .. ! %t cow^w I * 1 8P"OR mattress f 1 good hack RahOtU. I ; 1 mm * T6 > Bad _^_ and bridl « W h DNBBDAT, 6th JONB. ' ! Entries solicited. At 12lo"o'clock. \Waverley_Sale Ya^s. E w T king 4th JUSE. „ Y iU a6 } l by public aucfcion afc '■\, his yards on above date, — ""%t 1 o'clock^ JJ darlings v^ __j\ 45 calves FREEMAN ife^ACKSON & CO. }J I 8I 8 ; m o? tbß **!%£%. will se\\M Vaio auction, as JJ 2 . to !^ y J55^f"V above,— / "^ 10 mixed eattLß I \ y 50 fate wethers "\ 7 if OWB m c f_ / I / 100.^ tooth ewes '* I a"ST^ *^ 20tf 2-tooth wethers, in goo^, con- I" v „*% . W dition \ I At n oclocb » M „.,'_' i Beforafthe Cattle Sale, on aaßunt or ■fi ( m?T?«iTß'P«j» ttatt Ml F. "W. Penningto|^who is FOEESTEBS HALL, J^ ing tfce Upunake. Swhoice cows in wM. and to TUESDAY, sth JUJNE. 4 KifS calves * „ 1 Wggy, horse, and harneas Atnoon - Side^ddle, gent's saddle and "^~™~" f ' VST D. SCOTT 3 a cr%green oats, i ton potatoes , • has , rec J^p d ,. instructions 5 CO W B firewood, household from the purchajgtf of an assigned furniture and effects, inestate to sell bf&ubhc auction as eluding above, without tb^-stigUjgßt reserve, Singer sewing machine and the who#lo!%b# stock (%out £800 Martini-Henri rifle worthX colsisKig of — W _ m//r n //| hB 'CJv 8>clotl1 " o'asbT'boot 'shop. (^rfOl dEpery of\very de- J R nT^mTyj-jrm /criptifln \ J"»- UJtliioTJN UT Lades', jranfco', aiij^Jnildren's e g s to notify that he has opened up / bootfif&nd shoes a large' consignment of Boots and Gloceria£ saddlery, <fee. Shoes, suitable for winter/wear, both Th/attea<Ron of settlprs is called in English and colonia/ makes, at to thikfiWearing Sale of goods, all in lowest possible prices. fcfr cash. first class order, the whole of which Women's carpet sli/, Is lid ; do. must be sold to the highest bidder. leather slip ,3s 9d ; dp. leather walk- _ - — - -£'— ing shoes, from 7s 91; do. kip dairy T, E N D E R 8. 1j00^ s » 88 6d ; girls' afchool boots from ,* ' 4s lid. Men's shoolbrs from 10s 6d ; Tenders are invited for the'Wection men ' e calf do l fro 4 12a 6d 5 men ' B of a Ihiman Catholic Church at elastic Bides, 10s 61; men's CookOpunake,\p to .8 p.m. on Saturday, namß from 20s \ bo f shooters from 2nd June, 18Q4. / 6s 6d ; men's bish loots (a Bplendid The o wests or /liny tender not line), 16s 6d \ndlali other lines as necessi rily i^ce^a. t" jt chea P in P ro Por t*- / >rs jTw Iddfcsße|% Rev. Ifc win P a 7 y° u to nave a look for Father MilyinMil.^fepu&kejL and yourself before purchasing elsewhere, marked " S^dero." l\ 1 \ A^ kinds of Boots and Shoes made Plan all s Jcififttw* m» be t0 order - Repairs neatly done, peen a v'^- *^ >se PPsv s sfc^ B bF^ er y> CnGStnut, Hawers up\aT SatuKayTraC 26th Princes-atrtet, near |hamrock Hotel. inst., aira afterwards sb Mr Plynn's, ~ / - — - Oputfake. \ ' swi ppfNO A, PAHi'Eh j p < q # SMITH, \ , ' * a * n \ a J lf> hi <-hl - "' ikn Architect, New Plymouth. I °^ f " \J AUTUMN AND WIKTEU. MACINTOSHES Gents' Macintosh Coats Ladies' Ma)(nntoah Cloaks Gents' W.P. Tweed Coats Ladies' Jfater proof Cloaks Gents' Tweed Overcoats Girls' Cloaks Boys' Tweed Overcoats G-irls' yweed Ulsters $/& Second Shipment just opening/ quality and assortment unequal le/. BLANKBIB. Special purchases and exceptional value Colonial and EiLliph Blankets. EOBT. FOSTER, EAWERA and WEST COAST DRAPERY and CLOTHING COMPANY. DIRECT IMPORTATIONS : OF AUTUMN AND WINTEE DRAPERY. R. A. ADAM^ 1 Has now opened up his season's importations direct Rom the manufacturers • and can confidently assert that never before in Hawera has tbe same quality » goods been marked -at such extremel/low prices. 3 "FACTS SPEAK LOUDER TH^T WORDS," > So B. A. Adams invites inspection, when custopiers will eee.tbis for theras selves / 5 DBES q GOODS — A splendid assortment, wift Braids to match SADIES' HATS AJSD BON NETS-VA mag Jficent stock, at low price LADIES' JACKETS— At prices to siht the Imes: MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT— CWomirs will find this department fully stocked, and the value unapproachable CLOTHING AND MERCERY— Not |o belbeaten on the coast £ CARPETS ANFIIJoLEUMS. [ It has long been acknowledged that liJyf. Adams' is tbe Cheapest House n ' on the Coast, and no effort has been spared this season to maintain this position. . ! I. S. A. ADAMS, , HAWEBA D.I.C.