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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 70453, 2 October 1900, Page 3

NOLAN, TOfIKS & UUS STOCK BALES. 3 Ootobeb, Eltham, Monday 1 Hawera, Thursday 4 Opunake, Tuesday 9 Manaia, Wednesday 10 Horse Fair, Saturday 18 Eltham, Tuesday 16 Hawera, Thursday 18 Kakaramea, Friday 19 Opunake, Tuesday 28 Manaia Wednesday 24 Eltham, Monday 29 HAWEBA SAIiIS YARDS. THUBSDAY, OOTOBER 4. , At 12.80 o'olock. NOLAN, TONKS & CO. will sell by public auotion as j above — 100 good store cows 48 mixed yearlings 40 8 year bullocks 80 2 year ft r ers 80 empty bei&ra 80 mixed yearlings 20 springers , 80 2 year steers 20 empty heifers 15 fat cows 15 yearlings 12 good springers 10 fat and forward cows 10 fat cows 18 prime fat bullook3 6 Bpringing heifers 6 springers 25 forward 8 year steers 80 empty heifers 20 store cows 2 dairy cows, in calf 50 fat ewes On the Farm, Kakaramea. FKIDAY, OOTOBER 5. UNRESERVED DAIRY SALE. Sale at 12 o'clock. NOLAN, TCNKS, & CO. have received instructions from Mi Henry Ward, who has sold his farm, to hold a Clearing Sale as above, 1 Without Reserve, v 50 choice dairy cows, calved and 1 to calve 1 8 year bull 12 choice yearlings 2 Berkshire sows and boar Milk coolers, faotory cans Milk casks, buckets, troughs Wheelbarrow, grindstone Wire netting and household fu niture 2 good trap horses 2 good draught horses by Glengyle (with slight reserve) 2 drays, spring cart, grass seed Dray aud leading harness Luncheon Provided. STRATFORD. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9. NEWTON KING has receiyad instructions from Mr A. E. Watkins, who has purchased Mr Outfield's farm, and is leaving Stratford, to sell by auotion at his mart as above, — 257 Acres, known as "By well Farm," within £*rmie of the Cardiff faotory, all in grass, well subdivided, sheep and pig proof fences, 10-roomed house, trap shed, new stable, barn and stock yards The land is exceptionally rich, and will winter 100 dairy oowe, is well watered and very level. gale at 12 noon. 2 AT THE OPERA HOUSE. At an Early Date. GREAT SALE OF NEW FURNITURE. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. mHE WEST COAST FARMERS' JL Trading Association, Ltd., have been instructed to hold an extensive sale of — Furniture, carpets, toilet ware, crockery, etc. Full particulars in future issue. M. MoALPINE, t,th Auctioneer. SYKES' RED DRENCH. Mr George Colson (the well-known cattle-dealer, Taranaki), says : — T HAVE used Bikes' Red Drerch JL anda m pleased to state that they are the best drenches I have ever used. Farmers who have never tried them will do well to give them a trial, as they are most invaluable. Packet 1/6, containing two drenohes. Sold by all storekeepers. To be procured from A. H. Parkinson. "BOBBINS 7 " NIMBLE SIXPENCE STORE. HAWERA. NOW IS YOUR TIME 10 SECURE A FIRST- GLASS BEDSTEAD AT A LOW FIGURE. HAVING decided to give up stocking Bedsteads, I will quit what I have on hand at less than landed coßt, direct from Payton and Payton, the celebrated English manufacturers. They are handsoire Black and Gold with Brass Rails, and extra strong. I purohased them from the manufacturers before the big rise, and, therefore, you can depend upon getting value for your money. The stock is limited bo it will be necessary to oome early. A number of wire mattresses also to be slaughtered. These lines must be cleared out, and the first to come will get the bargains. ; In consequence of the new tariff ; there are great ' reductions in < groceries at \ THE NIMBLE SIXPENCE STORE. b. c Bobbins. j G. A. HCRLEY, . ' LAND AGENT AND SHAREBROKER, I Grey-street, Wbuohoton. MONEY on Freeholds with good margin, easily obtainable, at 4| per < oent., and with ordinary margin at 1 5 per oent. Telegrams, Hurley. 1 Wellington, .