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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 4027, 1 September 1898, Page 4

jgj) v r urc C«ylon RLH W. A. QUIN, Agent (Ata/TfedCoft/andSi/verMedals) CEYLOfiOfiELWDfDTJHS Jlmarepureandmo/esom TJie vest money ancf ' experience can Jtnt . lamesfsafe/nAasfczi/asm* , ffJLD BY ALL GROCERS J IMPOUNDING NOTICE. IMPOUNDED in the Hawera Public Pound on August 26th, by Miss Neilsen, from Tawhiti Road Cream Pony Mare, hog mane, square out tail, branded like PO near shoulder If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold by auction at the Haweia Pound on Monday, the 12th day of September, 1898, at noon, according to the provisions of the Impounding Act. A. J. HOWARD, Poundkeeper. 0 MAHOMET SAID, * The ink of the wise is worth more than the blood of martyrs." Pernapswedonotall agree with this, hut every one acknowledges that the Son Baking Powder eclipses all otters in quality and purify. MEN THINK they know all about My Favourite JELLY POWDER. **r> Not to know iB not to h*** WANGANUI AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. mHE OHOW, Of tha above Assooiat' will be held on th 6 WANGANUI RACECOURSE ov > THURSDAY 24th NOVEMBER. Gates, after 1 p.m., Is. Children under 12 years, 6d. N.B.— Members Tiokets have all been posted. Any member not receiving his ticket kindly communicate with the Seoretary. Programmes will be issued in August, and posted to any applicant. ED. N. LIFFITON, Seoretary. EGMONT AGRICULTURAL AND • PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE FIFTEENTH ANNUAL SHOW ov SHEEP, CATTLE, HORSES.PIGS POULTRY, DOGS, IMPLEMENTS, LOCAL INDUSTRIES, DAIRY & AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE, &O. &O. &O. &O. Will be held on the SHOW GROUND, HAWERA, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Bbd iND 4th NOVEMBER, 1898. leaping competitions driving;oompetition sheabing competition chopping competition guessing competition. Entries olose on MONDAY, 24th OOTOBER, 1898, AT 8 P.M. HORSE PARADE. A Parade of Stud Horses, under the auspices of the Egmont A. and P. Association, will be held on the Show Ground, Hawera, on Satubday, the 17th September, 1898. Horses must be on the ground at 1.80 p.m. Parade at 2 p.m. Entrance fee 2/6 for each horse. Members are reminded that their Annual Subscriptions are due and must be paid to entitle them to the privileges of Membership. Programmes and entry forms will be forwarded on application. G. A. BUDGE, Secretary. " T. OHILDS, a ENERAL BLACKSMITH and UT WHEELWRIGHT, Kaponoa, Has pleasure in informing the residents of Eaponga and district that he has purchased the coachbuilding stock-in-trade of Mr J. Judson and intend combinding it with his blacksmithing business. The coach-building and wheelwrightmg is under the supervision of a first-class tradesman and patrons are assured of gooc? workmanship and the best of materials being used. Painting and trimming done on the premises. Vehicles of all designs executed with despatch at reasonable rates. Horse-shoeing and general blacksmithing. Agricultural implements made and repaired. PATIKI ROAD SAW MILLS. T>UILDERS would do well to obtain quotations for all sorts of rough and dressed Building Timber from A. Kelly, or F. R. and H. Wagstft , Pihama. p__££l_A ' W. _U QUIN. Agent.