THE ARMY MEAT CONTRACTS.
Received January 31, 11 a.m.
Melbourne, January 31. Mr Barton admits that he cabled 6jd a pound. He states he understood that the difference between quoting in Australia and ex store in South Africa was about 2d per pound.
Sheep owners and others are reminded that Mr Newton King's annual Toko sheep fair will be held on Thursday next, 6th February. Large entries have been received, and a successful sale is anticipated.
Attention is directed to the sale by the Egmont Farmers' Union on account of Mr J. Connell at the Hawera Hotel to-morrow. AH tha furniture and fittings must be cleared, as Mr Connell is leaving the house next week.
FISHING 1 1 PISHING !! F. J. Wrigley has now landed for this season, imported, direot from the best English makers, a Bplendid assortment of wooden and steel rods, split oane, greenheart laneewood, and hickory rods from 10s 6d to £3. Steel telescopic rods a speoiahty. New oasts, new traces, new Sf'JU* mmnow *' overything new,' no old stock. Several- new flies, minnows, R S? $*} me BUndr3e ». that all fishermen should inspect. Fishing licenses issued ?"*«* Beels, etc., repaired By ai expert workman on the premiseß.-F. J Wngley, Hawera.— Advt,
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7376, 31 January 1902, Page 2
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