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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 7053, 24 October 1900, Page 3

EGMONT FARMERS UNION Ltd. Land, Stock and Paoduos SalisMKN, AUOTIONMBS, VaLUATOBB GeNSBAI. COKKISSIOM AoXNTS. OOTOBBB— Hawera, Thursday 25 Okaiawa, Tuesday 28 Horse Fair, Friday 26 Horse Fair, Saturday 27 1 Manaia, Wednesday 81 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. A A. FANTHAM will sell « at the Glover Road Yards, Hawera, on November 22nd, as below — 18 2 year old pure-bred shorthorn bull?, on account of Mr Bremer, of Waverley EGMONT FARMERS' UNION, Ld. Glover Road Yards, Hawbra. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25. At 1 o'olook. A A. FANTHAM will sell bj • publio auotion as above— 14 fat bullooks 8 fat oows 15 fat and forward steers 25 2£ to 8 year steers 15 2 year heifers 18 empty oows 50 mixed yearlings 200 good ewes and lambs with over 110 per oent lambs. 106 fat and forward ewes 1 quiet oows olose on oalving HAWEBA HORSE BAZAAR. GREAT ANNUAL HORSE FAIR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26th AND 27th. A A. FANTHAM will sell by « publio auction as above, 300 Horses, consisting of — Draughts — From Messrs E. Hastie, J. Dixon, Pease, Allan, Forsyth, Gadsby, Exley, Owen, Casey, T. Perry, and others , Thoroughbreds —J. W. Jaokfion, R. E. Mcßae, Jaa. McOarten, J. Davidson, G. Roots, A. O'Donnell, etc. Haokney and Carriage — J. Forbes, Livingston Bros, J. Blair, G. Avery, J. R. Corrigan, T. Perry, Espiner, eto. Included among the above number are 50 horses to be sold absolutely without reserve. Vendors will be advised by Tuesday's mail the day upon which their horses will be offered. Sale oommenoes 11.80 a.m. sharp on Friday ; at 10.80 sharp on Saturday. On the Premises, Oollios street, Hawera. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25. At 1.80 p.m. nrtHE WESTCOASTFARMERS' JL TRADING ASSOCIATION, Ltd., have reoeived instructions from Mrs Grant to sell by publio auction, The whMe of her Household Furniture and Effects, consisting of — 2 double bedsteads (iron), 2 double spring mattresses, 2 single mattresses, 1 wire stretcher, dining table, linoleum (nearly new), 8 toilet sets, 8 tables, 8 washstands, sofa, crockery, chairs, cutlery, grindstone, etc., also a lot of useful sundries, 1 mangle M. MoALPINE, Auctioneer. On the f remises, Princes street, Hawera. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26. At 1 o'olook Bbarp. rVMJE WEST COAST FAKMEES' 1 TRADING ASSOCIATION, Ltd., have received instructions from Mr C. E. Major (who is about to make extensive alteration to his residence) to sell his Household Furniture, without reserve, consisting of— Piano (by Offenbach), in first-class order, organ in good order, large number of good piotures, carpet", fancy, bentwood, and easy chairs, dining and occasional tables, cushions, linoleums, double and single iron bedsteads, double and single mattrasses, duchess pairs, chest drawers, mirrors, toiletware, couches, crockery, kitchen utensils, bocks, curtains and poles, and long list j of sundries, 1 mangle > The sale will commence sharp at 1 o'clock. L. H. MoALPINE, Auctioneer. I 5 ACRES FOE~~SALin By Auction at the Mart. I SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27. mHE WEST COAST FARMERS' I Trading Association, Ltd., have been favored with instructions to Eeli by public auction, — Five Acre 3, splendid building cite, on the Normanby road, opposite the racecourse, well fenced, nice orchard planted, and good well, with wind mill This property, will be offered at 1 o'clock shajrp. L. H. MoALPINE, Auctioneer. At the Opera House, Hawera. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1900. Sale at 1 sharp. THE WEST COAST FARMERS' TRADING ASSOCIATION, Ltd., have been favored with instructions from Mr 0. Henry to hold a GREAT CLEARING REALISING AUCTION SALE Of drapery, clothing, Queen's serges, viounas, etc. A grand lot of new dress goods, serges, sergettes, figured lustres, crepons, Frenoh poplins, eto. Real choice goods; high class; your own price at the hall adjoining the Opera Uou6e on Saturday nhxt, 27th inst., and following week. See hand bills. L. H. MoALPINE, Auctioneer. SYKES' RED DRENOH. Mr W. J Birch (late Superintendent Crown Dairy Faotory), Taungataia, Pihama, Taranaki, says :— SYKES' Red Drench is worth its weight in gold ; no dairy farmer should be without them, for their action on newly -calved oovis is simply marvellous. Paoket 1/6", containing two drenches. Sold by all storekeepers. To be procured from A. H. Parkinson. . WANTED, Contractors to Plough 80 and 50 Aore Blooks, last year's turnip ground. For particulars apply to W. 0. Williams, Ngamutu, Taipotohenui, , or Box 8, P.O. H&Wfltft,