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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 7054, 25 October 1900, Page 3

NOLAN, TOjnKS & GO'S STOOE BALES, OOTOBEB, Manaia Wednesday 24 Eltham, Monday 29 . HAWERA HORSE BaZAAR. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27. At 1 o'clock. NOLAN, TONES, & 00. will sell by public auction as above The Egmont Agricultural and Pastoral privileges, consisting of— No. I— Publicans' Booth No. 2 — Public Luncheon Booth No. B— Refreshment and Fruit Stalls No. 4 — Games FEILDING ANNUAL OATTLE FAIR. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26. At 1 o'clock GORTON & SON will sell by public auction as above — 85 4 year forward bullocks 10 well-bred Shorthorn forward bullocks 6 forward bullocks 10 forward bullooks 75 2£ to 8 year steers 60 2$ to 3 year Shorthorn steers 85 2& year steers 80 18 month steers 20 yearling to 18 month steers 70 yearling steers 80 mixed weaners 12 Shorthorn cows and calves 15 2| to 8 year empty heifers 25 Shorthorn heifers 5 empty heifers 20 shorthorn heifers 30 good 2-year steers 10 2-year steers 20 2-year steers 20 yearling steers 20 8 to 4-year-old shorthorn bullooks 25 empty cows 25 cows in calf ' 40 shorthorn cows in oaf and with calves 22 yearlings and 18 months mixed cattle 12 8 year Shorthorn heifers 8 fat cows 10 2 to 2} year half Ayrshire heifers 20 good mixed yearlings 75 chiefly wether hoggets 1000 chiefly wether hoggets 200 forward ewes No dairy stock to be sold singly taken at this sale. REfiMAN K. JAOKSON AND OO.'S STOCK SALES. J OOTOBBB— Wanganui, Wednesday 24 Waverley, Friday 26 Johnsonville, Tuesday 80 Wanganui, Wednesday 81 WAVBELEY SALE YARDS. WAVERLEY. FEIDAY, OCTOBEE 26. At 1 o'clock. IjiREEMAN R. JACKSON At CO. will sell by public auction as above, — 18 8 year steers, good 12 goofl springing heifers 1 first-class 8 year Shorthorn bull 5 fat cows 6 yearlings 280 wethers 200 ewes witn 90 per cent lambs 150 ewes, mixed ages On account of Mr Wm. Hayes (who is leaving the district), 22 cows in milk 8 cows in calf 8 yearlings 6 weaners 1 heifer 1 bull 2 ponies 1 draught horse, dray and harness 1 trap mare, cart and harness Light spring trap (nearly new), set harness, set harrows, single furrow plough, side saddle Settlers having stock to enter are requested to forward their entries as early as possible. EAYNEY JACKSON, Auctioneer. SYKES' RED DEENCH. Mr George Colson (the well known cattle-dealer, Taranaki), says : — I HAVE used Sykes 1 Red Drench 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 drenches. Sold by all storekeepers. To be procured from A. H. Parkinson. BOBBINS' NIMBLE SIXPENCE STORE. HAWERA. NOW IS YOUB TIME TO SECURE A FIRST-CLASS BEDSTEAD AT A LOW FIGURE. HAVING- decided to give up stocking Bedsteads, I will quit what I have on hand at less than landed coat, direot from Payton and Payton, the celebrated English manufacturers. They are handsome Black and Gold with Brass Bails, and extra strong. I purchased them from the manufacturers before the big rise, and, therefore, you can depend upon getting value for your money. j The etook is limited so it will be neoessary to come early. A number of Wire mattresses also to be slaughtered. These lines must be oleared out, j and the first to come will get the ! bargains. j In consequence of .the new tarift there are great reductions in groceries at THE NIMBLE SIXPENCE, STORE. i B. 0 BOBBINS. The New Vegetable Remedy. To overcome habitual constipation and the many ills dependent on a weak or inactive condition of tko kidneys, liver and bowels, take a dose of | IMPEY'S "MAY APPLE" I before retiring to bed. 2/. everywhere.