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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume VX, Issue 7101, 25 January 1901, Page 3

STEUART AND CORBIGAN (late Budge & Good) STOCK SALESJanuary,— Manaia, Tuesday 22 Stratford, Wednesday 28 J. H. Bigga' Sale, Friday 25 MANUTAHI SALE YARDS^ MONDAY, JANUARY 28. At 1 p.m. STEUART & OOKRIGAN will sell by public auction a3 above 11 weaners 8 weaners 8 fat cows 2 store oows ' 1 yearling bull 2 yearling steers 1 hack 500 woolly lambs 850 breeding ewes 800 breeding ewes 80 ewes with lambs 100 wether hoggets Settlers are requested to forward their entries to Mr D. Ginger, I Manutahi, our local agent. At- the House, Manaia. 1 tuesday.lplbruary s. f — At 1 p.m. STEUART & CORRIGAN have received instructions from Mr ' H. T. Jones, who is leaving the district, to sell by publio auotion as above, Without Reserve, All his Household Furniture and I Effects, consisting of, — Piano, sewing machine, mangle, linoleum, bedsteads, and kitchen utensils 26,30,td On the Farm, Lower Mangawhero Boad. SATUBDAYrJANUARY 26. Sale at 11.80. STETTABT & OORRIGAN have received instructions from Mr R. Gibson to sell by publio auotion as above— Without Reserve, 50 cows in full milk 1 springer 1 bull 9 cans, cooler, and buckets Troughs, eto. eto., Luncheon Provided. The Mart, High-street, Eltham. SATURDAY,"jANUABY 26. At 1 o'olook. WH. & aTmoGARRY will • sell by publio auction as above, — 150 cases fruit, including- - Apples, plums, pears, peaohes, tomatoes, lemons Also, Small organ (good as new), piano by Broadwood, 2 wire stretohers, 2 single kapoo beds, 6 curtain poles, 12 pairs lace curtains, 2 piano stools, lot of rattan ware, tennis net, child's iron cot, spring mattress, fishing rod, 2 new saddles, 2 j second-hand saddles, potatoes, onions, vegetables, cabbage plant?, eto. 0 FOBESTERS* HALL, OK ' ] Q OPUNAKE. h ] o — o H GREAT 0 C|{ UNRESERVED BALE, q FKIDAY AND SATURDAY, January 25 and 26. At 1 o'clock. mINDLE AND CO. have reJL ceived instructions from the Trustees in the assigned estate of Silvester and MeNab to sell by publio auotion Absolutely Without 'Reserve on the above date, 19 OASES OF GOODS, consisting of — Men's, youths', and boys' clothing, shirts, children's pinafores, oarpets, rugs, blankets, American leathers, tapestry curtains, lace curtains, quilts, table covers, art muslins, Women's skirts, umbrellas, handkerohiefs, portmanteaux, ' shawls, enamelled ware, ironmongery, fancy goods, eto. The above consignment is the largest ever Bent to Opunake for sale, and the auctioneers' instructions are co sell without reserve. The gcods are all new, and will be on view on Thursday, 24th inst. W. D. SCOTT, Auctioneer. OPUNAKE SALE YARDS. MONDAY, JANUABY 28. At 12.80 o'olock. ' mINDLE AND CO. will seli b} JL publio auotion as above — 50 weaners 40 18 month heifers 40 weaners 80 yearlings 20 yearlings 20 15 to IS month heifers 20 store cows 10 fat cows 5 springers 4 fat cows 4 cows and oalves Pigs, horses, eto. W. P. SCOTT, : c Auctioneer. SYKES' BED DBENOH. Mr W. J> Birch (late Superintendent Crown Dairy Faotory), Taungataia, Pihama, Taranaki, aays ;— - r SYKES Bed Drench is worth its weight in gold ; no dairy farmer j should be without them, for their j aotion on newly- oalved comb is j. simply marvellous. Paoket 1/6, con- j. taining two drecohes. Sold by all storekeepers. To be proouredfrom j A, H- Parkinson. FITCH AND CO., ELTHAM. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Agents for Beid and Gray's Farm Implements & Peering Harvesteiß. , All Duplicate Parts being Stocked. Windmills oapable of lifting water 100 ft erected on the shortest notice. Those requiring Farm Implements will do well to inspeot our price lists before purchasing elsewhere. Agents for West Coast Fanners' Trading Association (Auctioneers). Owen's Sheep Dip.