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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3388, 2 November 1896, Page 3

NOLAN, TONKS & GO'S STOCK SALES. November — Eltnam, Monday, 2nd Hawera, Wednesday, 4th Opunake, Tuesday, 10th Manaia, Thursday, 12th Eltham, Tuesday, 17th Hawera, Thursday, 19th Opunake, Tuesday, 24th Kakaramea, Thursday, 26th i Eltham, Monday, 80th HAWERA SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 4th NOVEMBER. At 12.30 p.m. NOLAN, TONKS AND CO. will sell by public auction as above, — 150 mixed yearlings 40 yearlings 25 2-year steers 20 store cqws 80 2£ to 3-year steers 50 8-year steers 40 2J-year steers 26 good store cows 15 fat cows 10 store cows 15 forward cows 6 quiet dairy cows in milk and to calf 7 quite springing heifers 800 mixed hoggets 600 good hoggets (mixed) 7 Shorthorn bulls, bred by Mr M. J. Goodson HAWERA SALE YARDS. SATURDAY, 7th NOVEMBER. IMPORTANT SALE OP BLOOD STOCK. Sale at 11 a.m. NOLAN, TONKS, & CO., have received instructions from Mr J. W. Jackson to sell by public auction as above — All his thoroughbred stook, consisting of — 20 colts, fillies, and mares, being the progeny of Cheshire Lass (half sister Wainareka), Maid of Eocleston (Painter-— Policy), and other well-known brood mares Most of the stook to be offered are by Somnus, Natator, Ascot, Purirf; Strenuous, Eros, and Forerunner. Catalogues and full particulars oan be obtained from the auctioneers. Also, On account of other vendors — 40 hacks, light draughts, and harness horses 1 superior, 7-years-old, draught : gel*ng 2 polo ponies 5 boys' ponies Yearling, by Foulshot, full brother to Aldershot TO~BUILDERS. mENDERS are invited and will JL be-received by the undersigned up to November 14th for the Erection of an Opera House at Stratford for the Stratford Opera House Company, Limited. Plants, etc., on view at my office, Broadway. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. L. TOCKER, Architect. Stratford, October 22nd, 1896. TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. STRAYED or Stolen from Nolan, Tonks, and Co.'s Yards, Regentstreet, on Saturday last Chestnut Pony, white face, unshod, and branded FS on near shoulder. The above reward will be paid for recovery. Apply at Star Office. LOST, from paddock, one Chestnut Horse, white mark round nose, branded ROP on rump ; one Brown Horse, white face, branded Yon shoulder ; one Light Bay, rope round neck when lost, branded BLB and tail chewed off short. Reward on giving whereabouts. Brown horse branded V on shoulder. Anderson and Manguson, Eltham. Tj>Oß SALE. — A BARGAIN. Comfortable 4-roomed house, with scullery, dairy and washhouse ; new stable, comprising two stalls, cowbail and traphouse, 5 acres land with orchard and kitchen garden, situated in Okaiawa township. Apply to W. T. JONES, Blacksmith, Okaiawa. FOR Ladies' and 'Gents' Shoes and Slippers made to order and all kinds of repairs try L. Hill, Cash Boot W& 'chouse, Mamia TI/rOUNT VIEW HOUSE, Prinzes-street, Hawera, R. G. TATE - - Proprietor. The above new and commodious dwelling is now open to the public as a Private Select Boarding House, where patrons will find every home oomfort. Hot and cold, plunge and fhower bath. I Board and residence or board only. Tariff, one guinea per week or is per day. IF you want Boots, Shoes, and Slippers that will wear well and fit well at lowest prices, try L. Hill, Boot Warehouse", Manaia. _^ CENTURY SILENT MOTOR CO., AUCKLAND. THE latest Gas or Oil Engine (without interchangeable parts). Any power from half -horse power to 25-horse power (single or double cylinder, marine- or stationary). Economical, easily worked (no intricate part to get out of order). Small floor space for power developed. Very low priced and every engine guaranteed. Obtainable through, and all information from, the agent for above company, H. A. Jenkins, High-street, Hawera, where an engine may be seen in full working order. EIOHARD LODER, Town Crie r > Bill Poster, an~ Jobbing Workman. All orders left with th c undersigned will be punctually attended to:— Mr B. 0. Bobbins. Auctioneer, Regent-st ; Miss Moore» Coffee Palace ; Mr Cadzow, Opera | House, Hawera.