EGMONT FARMERS' .UNION Ltd. - / Laht, Stock, aitd Paon/cE SalesMsar, Avotiodeebs/Valuatobs, Gdkbbal GoMMfrasioi? Agents STOCK BALEs"^f MAY— 7 Hawera — Wednesday, 29 EGMONT FARMERS' UNION, Ld" Gioveb Road Yabds— Haweba. WEDNESDAY, 29th MAY. At 1 o'clock. A $ A. fX/t TH A M J\.jte will mil j|r | nil i i auction 40 prime fat/oullocks \ 4^Tat anNyorward stedfs fa 2Uy|lr\eeraC^^N v ICO 2-yjßr s tiers \ s? '2wyear sleers 1 80 jwarlinglteeia^^^^o^ 3diß-year hjmfers 4QflB-monyhs 'mixed 2f cowsifi calf^* 60 fat wiJk"*V v ' 100 * tat sht^fe 1 :^ v : -- W 17Q. ftit ancl forward ewes ! I^ARM FOR SALE. That well-situated FARM (the property of Mr D. H. Irvine, wbo is leaving the Colony), containing 843 acres, and being Sections 24 and 26 to 29, Patea Survey District, is offered for sale in one or mere parts by private treaty up toJ2Bt¥August next and if not then soj/wUI be submitted to auction^** F / The FARjil jm^diiur^iinto sixteen paddockV^eU crasled^id fenced, with B'Toqmedf houVs<HwoiTnen f s whares, iJfo n/lk sheds, wo& shed, yards, eic., an situated yißin two miles o^phg^Meremere DjffrV Factory and one ora^cJMpl* * 2 1 For further particilars apsly j EGMONT FARMERS UNION, Ltd. Hawera, c Or W. Cowebjt, Patea GOVERNMENT LiF£ INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. Policy-iu.lrtpvs nnd tho^c nbont to jnaure should no:o tlic ttu-uo ossontials of liife lusur/iiico. y SECURITY. LIHKIJALIT^ ECONOMY. IS THE GOVnitNMSJW OFFlcfe:— SKCI'IIITY 5- ii inipeOTiiiiblo: tlio paymentofevm \ r<iliuyjfenaranteu>lby the Slato; ami, in mklit,i«. Uic accumulated TimuriiiiPi' Vund invonctlin tiiesoutnlost Heutmiiis, aotv auiAiuts to over two rnillioinstor'liis;. 8 I' Tr.EH \T (IT U \vM<Y.y\\\<y\. VoJi-iof in J nrrcar avo Ko'.'Wallvo =o l"iif,' as tlie chai^i »on i in. I'oiS-y a>°o not ii: c^coss of the SiiiTi-ttli'.- ViiJk'. I'oljcy 'io? lors a;-«i uuresrriut™ n-s r» tv->v*l. r^si'lo'iuo, aiul O'jcujuli ioiiil KA.M iin ji'i! |iroui;-LJ> i»ii 1. I'rotiiiuniH \rp Mmr/tid for pko nearest bii th Jay. VhiiJcs are uiichir.li'iiKcvliliJ on any pyouQJr ox^ell^ fruu-1, or sni'ji lo within six v outlis. T7ICOXOMYiR'n«r -flbviiiec Piilin-ncn-J-lJ tarysuni! vi-.iou. All e\ii<'ii'l:iuic outsido puvui ;u ii. Claims, &«., )i>m> fn\st to receive thej wiin:iioi) of the I/cßislutuvft. Tunds over'Tvvo Million Pound?. Annual Inecmo over £360,000. CA:-H St'RT-UJ IN 1893, OVER .^H.0,000 o. :.. ..iUHAl;dmv;. 1J Coiii^iiissioner. ADVERTISING BLOOKS engrave 1 by most modern processes/ from MoKbb & GaiCblb, New Zsalura Press Agency, | Wellington. i
CASH BOOT MARKET HIGH- STREET, HAWERA.. w. "smith / (Late HANNAH & CO.) / Begs to notify the residents of Hawera .and surroundk(g district that be is opening up a large ani well aeeorted Xock of LADIES', GENTS', AND CHILDREN'S ioOTS AND SHOES including / Gents' Porpoise Shooters [Ladior Walking Boots „ Calf Shooters I% y Walking Shoes „ Calf Bals i *« Fur-bound Slippers „ Carpet Slippers Felt Slippers Boys' School Boots „ Slippars, from 1/6 Also, all other lines in the trade, too numerous to mention. All kinds ot order work and repairing done on the premises at lowest prices. P.S. — A settlement of all accounts owing to the late firm is requested by the 30th instant. XMPORTANT TO BUYERS OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING REMOVED from High-street to Princes-street, opposite new Post Office £500 WORTH ot SURPLUS STOCK Mußt be sold to make room for a large consignment of goods to arrive from the Melbourne Drapery Supply Company, Flindewr Lane Went, ' Melbourne, on or about the 20th May ,/ext. O. CUMMINS, having found on removing to/Prmces Street, fully £500 worth of Surplus Stock, id now holding & / MONSTER CHEAP SALEf \ bo*<h at Princes Street, Hawera, and Manaia. / ' All who want Cheap Drapery should call an wee pneos. This is a genuine Cheap Sale ; a trial will pmve it. o. cum&iji^s, | P&iffcßs Stbket, opposite the new Post Office, Hawera | SECOND SHIPMENT 07 AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS, EZ GOTHIC, TfiOM LONDOK, , JUST RECEIVED. AND NOW OPEN FOif INSPECTION. NEW DREdS FABRICS, comprising all the latest novelties and including the newest designs in Serges, Tweeds, DressfCoatinge, <&c, in single dress lengths. £ FLANNELETTES.— Grandest variety and best vajae ever shown in Hawera. WINTER CALICO. — Special shipment, soft, fl < s<"lr, and durable. TRIMMINGS.-— All the latest noveltier in Fur. f raid, and Silk Trimmings. MEN'S, BOYh' and YOUTHS' CLOTHING-.— .Jgrand variety suitable for the season. \ I HATS, BHIRTS, TIES, Ac— AH the latest novltios. GENTS' UNDERCLOTHING of every aeacripfon. MILLINERY. — This department stands \nrivdled on this coast for the variety of its stock- All the lately ncrreltiea procurable are now being shown. "•• INSPECTION INVITED. KOBT. FOSTER, | UA. WEB A anu WEST COAST DRAFEIIY and CLOL'(HN.G COMPANY. ]
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 3031, 27 May 1895, Page 3
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