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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 2757, 27 June 1894, Page 3

j^GMOM FARMERS' UNION |>UDGE AND GOOD'S SALE! Ltd. X> FOR JUNEV Last, Btock, axtd Pbqdttce Sales- A i men, AuoTTOHEiaMr; Valttatobs, Kaponga — FBn>/r^9th : & Gehbeal Co&hkibbion Agents E^— - - — i. Ir^r Kapongra Sale Yards; STOCK SALES afe JULY— Manaia— 'Wefljfesday, 4-18 FRIDAY, 29th JUNE. Stratford— Friday, 6-20 Hawera — "Wednesday, 11-25 At 1 o'clock. Obaiawa — Thursday, 12 Hawera, Horse Fair— Saturday 28 BUDGE AND GOOD EaMONTyARMEBS^FIOI^ £tv^" "" b3r P oblio au(!ti ° nn ' M UNKESE^D SALE, g %SV%S£SL« _. it _ _ ,T~" t. , •«, mixed yearlings On the Farm, Inaha Road, Manaia- 15 yearling steers — """" I 17 cows _^r MONDAY. 9th JULY. 13 choice springers/^ I 9 dairy cows jp , At 12 o'clock noon. 13 heifersfh caiff I 14 pairy c >wb infpalf A A. F A N TH A M lfferaeymli V XX. • has received instructions from | . I)| V Mr T McPhillips (who is giving U p On accfcunt of Mr G. Kootk who is his farm) to /ell by public auction Igmng -4 the whole of fia Dairy Stock, etc., as 18 Sl^ Siry cows>«4mlk and above,— | close > calving **«^ firßtflass dairy cows at plont f ;?\ P . ri i eiDK h ,?% 9'9 ' -til On account Mr E. Davieon, who ia V/? TIXiJT IX iJ ye ¥vT% y I \ \ S ivin S U P dairying - I ill .Mi ILA/ / (Without Heserve) % f 6 °| vr n. d sy^ hbI ™ rB>B / 20 prime dairy cows, to calve in Mfacdh pigf/^ ..**f August or September w Ireefcng sows JftjAroun\pigß Qn flccount Mr -g g m j fc ]i__ far 1 }* 7 ' i tl Fruit « forest » shelter, and ornaI itP r , ay ' tfft^* fefc ? of habeas mental trees and shrubs \^piough, harrows, dairy utensils — ■ __ Milk cans, household furniture, MANArA SALE ROOMS. Ac. — _ . SAljpßDA^3oth JUNE. / The goodwill of his FARM, | At 1.30 p!m\ situate on the Inaha road, I _! ' / Manaia ; 4 years to run O U D|o- E A&JT GOOD (If not sold previously) £> by publlLiuction— On accou* of Mr Jas. IM^tchinson— Luncheon provided. A large consignment of Ftuit, Forest, an6Ttsniamental Trees TMPOUNDING NOTICE. T 2J • ~T" ™i. ««. Waimate Sale Yards, Impounded in the EUrham Public MANAIA. Pound by H. Linn, Jrom Nolan, Tonks & Co.'s Saleyarj^, Bltham M NDAY, 2nd JULY One Red 18-montffli Polled Bull, i. f" no visible brapd. At 1 o'/lock. I If not claimaij^id expenses paid, F . f will be sold on\jraturday, July 7th, T> UD3-E 4^^ fe-OOD 1894, according to the provisions of 13 will Isell bjj public fuctjon as the Impounding Act, 1884. above — I I Er R. MUMBY, 40 2- ear-old mer&g^T Ponndkeeper. 15 qr et heifers lncalff, 18 good weaners PHOTOGRAPHY. 12 yearlings 15 18-months to 2-year steers FOR REAL ARTIBTIC — II — ~— r PHOTOGRAPHS. In the Estate of Austiit O'Haba, ; t deceased. King and Tl^mpson v the E() — M Regent stbeet - M - Rawed a n- , 'S'7~~£*. v- ,„• SATURDAY, 21st JULY. Direct Portraits jdp to 15m. x 12m. _^S**% "" , .W7 . AMiSo o'llock. For short time only — yr f Three Richly Enamelled or Matt- T> Ulj G E AMNStQ- 00 D Subpace Pobtbaets for ss. -D hfl[v« receivi^Btrucfcione to ( One dozen ditto and IS x 12 enlarge- Bell fcfykSi 0 a «^n» 1, men t — £\, tthfe wHWe of jthe FreehoM Pro- d pertraj im the a^bvawtate, f mAWHITI FELLMONGERY comprJsinV- | J $ I ALFRED VINCENT is a Cash Seotion |p^4,KaW^-«dj 0 Purchaser of Wool md Sheepskins. " 6i \ \\ H] " 560" The EgmontfJ'arrfers' Union have ,[ 36, Kaponga Township 10 0 been appointed lmyagetits, and will receive goods onVy account. BUDGE & GOOD, Lime on sale Auctioneers, Manaia. For sale— A Waterwheel, 10 feet overshot, 2ft 6in width. .' LATENT •Se7PPLN(7 / <fc PARCEL ~ / " PAR* 1 or. an]ef\t fh»- ** IJOBTERB printed at the vStab a«?« \ / 9 oaSce ' I /

\s SALE SA.LB SALE THE EAELT "BTJY OR SECURE FIRST PICK— BE IN TIME ! ALARMING REDUCTIONS ! Men's heavy tweed suits 20s, reduced from 35s — Men's do. overcoats 20s, reduced from 35s — Men's do, trousers from ss, lid — Men's saddle do., a bargain, 15s 6d — Boys' tweed suits, from 4s 6d*-Boys' and youths' overcoats from 6s 9d — White blankets from 5s 9dYpair — Heavy Austrian and bush rugs from 4s 3d — All wool, colonial tweep, 2s 6d yard— Heavy double* width dress material, 9d vardr- White calicojfl, 1b lid, 2s 6d, 4s, to 9s doz — Flanneletteß from 2fd yardy-Girls* lose, Jfi 6d doz pair— White sheeting, wide, from Is yard — White towels, 9i&«ach — Flannels from 7£d yard — Silesia from 3|d yard — Striped window holland 7£d yard— Ladies' ulstere from 5s 9d — Q-irls' ulsters, half price — Hundreds of remnants. Accounts must be Bettled by June 30, as we are positively giving up business BROWN AND CO., Princes -street ... ... ... ... ... ... Hawera SEASONS SPECIALITIES- - CLOTHING. DRESS GOODS. Men's and boys' in all the best . A U the latest fabrics in newest makes. Large assortment; ex- I shades. Single dress lengths in < ceptional value. | specialities. W.P. COATS. of MILLINERY. Our celebrated Globe macin- pq Hats and Bonnets in the most ! I toshes, slicker oil coats, Kaiapoi . fashionable styles ! tweed overcoats. f 3 *" Thompson's C.8., Acme and Im- ■ MEECEET. ° P°™ lC °™ to - ' ' Knitted vests and pantß H JACKETS. . Merino vests and pants CJ Ladies' Braided and Plush I Wool, merino, and cashmere sox Jackets, Macintoshes, Ohilds' Ul- „ m „ „ O sters. /•'All special purchase and ' HATS & CAPS. £ splendfd value. ' All the leading styles m hard / * and soft hats. | M / MANCHESTER. ] [ I ft %lfast Damasks, Hollands ( TIES, COLLARS, &c/. | i-iass Cloths, Table Napkins Large assortment in newest J&lobe Calicoes ( shapes and styles. | " #Finlay's Sheetings, etc. | GENTS' SHIRTS. I<H / BLANKETS Wool, leather, regatta, and\ 2]/ All the best makes in ColoniaV 1 dress shirts. \&? Blankets and Flannels at special A prices. '. SUITS TO MEASURE. M DRESSMAKING. Samples of beat tweeds in the This department is still in charge market to select from. • o f Miss Runciman i ROBT. FOSjEER, SAWERA and WEST COXBT DRAPERY and CLOTHING COMPANY. """ . •* AUTUMN "» WINTER FASHIONS \ EVERYTHIN& NEW JSOW OPEN. New Jackets, new Mantles, new Mackintoshes, new Millinery New Dress Materials of every description, including all the leading shades Etbbt Department obammed pull ov Noteltifs. Millinery and Dressmaking. Ladies in quest of fashionably- made Dresses ana stylish Hats would do well to pay an early call, as orders are now fast cotmng in. Weliold premier position in these brances, and stand tjcrivalled oil the West Coast for fit, style, and finish. These departments afe under ttfe able supervision of Mrs O'Donnell and Miss .Carroll, both of fvhom arelfirst-class artists of long standing. i B Beautiful selection of Trimmed and iTntrimiJbd HATS in felt and straw Clothing. | A large range to select from in Men'sTYoufbs' and Boys' SUITS j also Overcoats, Mackintoshes, and Sliqber ©ilcoats A, splendid assortment of Ties, Collars^BdTces, Sox*, White and Regatta ;• Shirts, etc. I SUITS made to measure — fit and style. guaranteed. Over 50G patterns of Tweeds to choose from ' , : 'M. J O^BONNELL, DRAPER and OLOTHIELR. ._