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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 70452, 1 October 1900, Page 3

STEUART AND CORBIGAN (late Budge and Good) STOOK BALES. OOTOBBB — Manaia, Tuesday 2 Stratford, Thursday 11 Kaponga, Friday 12 Manaia, Monday 15 Stratford, Thursday 25 Kaponga, Friday 26 Manaia, Tuesday 80 On the Farm, Otakeho. MONDAY,"OOTOBER 1. At 1 o'clock. STEUART & CORRIGAN have received instructions from Mr J F. H. Alexander, who has sold his , farm, to sell by publio auction— Without Reserve 15 choice young dairy oows 7 calves 1 spring trap and harness 8 milk oans, 1 Planet jnr. hoe Boiler, posts, and sundries WAIMATE SALE YARDS, MANAIA TUESDAY, OOTOBER 2. At 1 o'clook. STEUART & OORRXGAN will sell by publio auction— 14 8£ year bullocks % 50 yearling steers 20 12 to 15 month steers 20 yearling mixed 60 young cows 8 store pfgs 1 spring trap 18 store cows 25 yearlings, mixed 4 young bulls T7IREEMAN R. JACKSON AND S} CO.'S STOOK SALES. October— Johnsonville, Tuesday 2 Wanganui, Wednesday 8 Mr W. Wybourne's special sale, No. 3 Line, Saturday 6 Johnsonville, Tuesday 9 Wanganui, Wednesday 10 Waverley, Friday 12 Johnsonville, Tuesday 16 Wanganui, Wednesday 17 ! Horse Fair, Friday 19 Johnsonville, Tuesday 28 Wanganui, Wednesday 24 Waverley, Friday 26 Johnsonville, Tuesday 80 Wanganui, Wednesday 81 ST. HILL-STREET SALE YARDS, W\NGANUI. wednescayToctober 8. At 1 o'clock. FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO. will sell by public auction as above — 100 8 and 4 year bullocks 70 forward bullocks (good) 50 3 year bullocks 45 8 year Hereford bullocks 40 4 year bullocks 40 18 months to 2 year steers 40 bullocks 45 heifers, in calf 80 mixed cattle 50 good yearlings 40 2£ to 8 year steers 7 mixed cattle 2 fat cows i 800 good hoggets 8,50 boggets 250 hoggets 60 dry ewes 7 dairy-fed baconers RAYNEY JACKSON, Auctioneer. SYKES' RED DRENCH. Mr W. J Birch (late Superintendent Crown Dairy Factory), Taungatara, Pibama, Taranaki, says : — SYKES' Red Drench is worth its weight in gold ; no dairy farmer should be without them, for their action on newly ■ calved com s is simply marvellous. Packet 1/6, containing two drenches. Sold by all ( storekeepers. To be procured from i A. H. Parkinson. R W. SAEGENT, Watchmaker and Jeweller, High-street ... Haweba. ITTILECTRO PLATED GOODS, jQj Suitable for Presents, Tea and Coffee Sets Cake Basket? Salad Bowls Tea and Coffee Pots Liquor Stands Fruit Dishes Biscuit Barrels Dinner and Breakfast Cruets I Egg Stands Toast Racks Butter Dishes - Jam Dishes Sugar Scuttle , Cream and Sugar Stands Afternoon Tea Spoons, in cases Napkin Rings Bread Forks Sugar Tongs Tabh and Dessert Forks and j Spcons, and Tea Spoons ANNUAL CLEARING SALE OF JEWELLERY, CLOCKS, WATCHES, eto. J. BRUNETTE, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, Will continue to give BARGAINS I i BARGAINS ! 1 1 During the month of Ootobeb. 4/- in the £1 Discount. I J. BRUNETTE, Jeweller ... ... Hawera. The Corner Shop. NOTICE. HAVING disposed of the Hawera Branch of the Onehunga Boot Factory to W. S. Moore, my late manager, I beg to thank the public of Hawera and surrounding districts for their liberal support in tho past and would request a continuance cf same to my successor. A. HUGHES, Onehunga. In taking over the above business, I hope by strict attention to business, 1 fair dealing, and reasonable prices to I merit a continuance of the support accorded to the firm in the past. W. 8. MOORE, Manager Onehunga Boot Faotory, I Hawera. I would request that all accounts owing to me be settled before the 14th October, to enable us to wind up the business under the old name. A. HUGHES. TTIGMONT OTAR, PUBLISHED WEEKLY. A first class Advertising medium \ "VTOmore cold and sleepless nightsj; I got 1M one ol Arthur's best quality Kapoo Beds.for 15b, ,