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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7374, 28 January 1902, Page 3

STEUART AND CO iRIGAN (late Budge & Good) STOOK SALESJanuary, — Eltham, Wednesday 29 d Kaponga, Friday 81 ELTHAM b-aLE YARDS, r ___ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29. Sale at 1 *>'clock. QTEUART & CORRIGAN will O sell by publio auction, — 50 8 year bullocks \ choice 50 2| year bullooks J line 80 weaners 20 15 month steers 30 16 month heifers 20 weaners 60 15 to 18 month steers 10 weaners 20 weaners 3 fat cows 5 springing cows 8 cows and calves 8 forward oows "KAPONGA SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, JANUARY 31. , At 1 o'clock. j STEUART & CORRIGAN will ' sell by public auotion as above, — 6 springing heifers 40* picked weaners 6 store cows s .fat cows 14 weaners 6 fat cows 15 18 month mixed 10 forward cows 5 f;it COWS 6 18 month steers 1 fat cow 2 bulls 2P 2| year steers 39 18 month steer 3 25 18 month steers 22 Kaponga Dairy Factory Shares 20 store pigs 15 large sized pigs PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1902. SALE of BOROUGH BUILDING LEASES. 21 Years, with right of Renewal. About 15 Sections in all. rriUE WEST COAST FARMERS X TRADING ASSOCIATION, Ltd., have been favored with instructions from the Hawera Borough Council to sell as above. Full particulars in future issue. L. H. MoALPINE, Ai>or,ioiieer. On the Premises, Nolantown, Hawera At I.SO o'clock sharp. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29. mHE WEST COAST FARMERS' JL TRADING ASSOCIATION, Ltd., have been favored with instruction from Mr T. H. Hughes, who is leaving Hawera, sell by public auction Withoui Reskrve, The whole of his household furniture, instruments, and effects, consisting of, — 2 double beds 1 single bed, 2 double wire mattresses, 1 single mattress, 1 duchess table, 1 dining table, half dozen chairs, 1 large chair, Werthoim machine, 1 dresser, booka ; crockery, music, pictures, eto , oto. Also, musical instruments L. H. McALPINE. Auctioneer. A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE 1 OF G. GODDARD, DRAPEK, HAWERA. THE WEST COAST FARMERS' TRADING ASSOCIATION, Ltd., has been favored with instructions from The Don Sottg-ood.« To Sell by Publio Auction, on the Premises, High-st. (next Hardley's) THURSDAY, FRIDAY, & SATURDAY NEXT. At 1 80 p.m. each day. THE COMPLETE STOCK OF DRAPERY and CLOTHING, Bought by them at a Very Low Figure. It is the intention of the firm that the Whole or Large Majority of it be left in the district. ROLL UP, YE KEEN AND THRIFIY. IT'S A GOLOEiv OJPJfORTUNITY. L. H. McALPINE, Auotioneer. T7tREEMAN~R. JACKSON AND C JU CO.'S STOOK SALES. January, — Wanganui, Wednesday 29 Waverley, Friday 81 ST. HILL STREET SALE YARDS WANCANUI. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29. o At 1 p.m. fi T7IREEMAN R. JACKSON & 00. JP will sell by publio auction as J above, — 50 8 year forward bullocks 40 2 year steers 15 2£ year heifers t 10 steers 18 cows with calves at foot 10 yearling heifers (hand fed) 10 18 month steers \ 10 empty heifers 5 springing heifers 90 hoggets j 400 wethers I 800 woolly lambs (no earmark) I 700 4 tooth forward wethers p 400 4 tooth maiden ewes A 800 lambs, good line c 150 ewes I RAYNEY JACKSON, I Auctioneer. WAVERLEY SALE YARDS, WAVERLEY. FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, Sale at 1 o'clock. T7IREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO. x JD will sell by public auotion as above, — 35 2| year steers 30 15 months steers 30 18 months steers 20 cows and calves 20 2& year steers J 600 lambs, good line 100 lambs a On account of Alex. Dickie, Esq., n who has leased one of his farms, — 50 cows and calves v 40 2 year steers a 30 forward bullocks 30 quiet heifers in calf 20 fat heifers 1 4 year Durham bull 900 2 tooth wethers 300 ewes 200 lambs 16 pure-bred English Leicester rams bred by Furze, of - - Christchurch. Settlers having stock to enter are requested to forward their entries . as early as possible. < RAYNEY JAOKBON, | Auotioneer. ]