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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 7730, 2 July 1903, Page 3

QTEUART & CORRIGAN ' O (lave Budge & Good) STOCK S A L E S^ J July,— Kaponga, Friday 3 Strathmore, Monday 6 Manaia,. Tuesday 7 r Stratford, Wednesday 8. Mr H. Thompson's clearing sale, Thursday 9 Eltham, Wednesday 25 Kaponga, Friday 17 Mr T. Exley's * clearing sale, Monday 20 Manaia, Tuesday 21 Stratford, Wednesday 22 Eltham, Wednesday 29 Kaponga, Friday 31 4i*rimT — "• •" Mrs E. Davison's clearing sale, Thursday 13 "KAPONGA SALE YARDS. < FRIDAY,~JULY 3. At 1 p.m. STEUART & CORRIGAN will sell by public auction as above,— 6 prime fat cows 30 18 month steers 15 weaners j 4 store cows 17 choice spring calvers 8 forward cows * 2 fat cows 12 heifers in calf * . 20 weaners 16 heifers in calf (good) 1 3 year springer 10 half bred Jersey heifers in 1 caif • . J 12. 3 year heifers, early calvers a 1 good harness mare Quantity of onions; ELTHAM "SALE" YARDS. : SATURDAY, JULY 4. 1 o'clock. STEUART & CORRIGAN wil sell by public auction as above, 8 fat cows 15 heifers, spring calvers 20 weaners 10 store cows 5 forward cows 10 heifers in calf 15 fat wethers 15 store ewes . 1 On the Farm, Eltham Road, J Mangatoki. a THURSDAY', JULY 9. 12 o'clock. STEUART & CORRIGAN have received instructions from Mr C. M. Thompson to sell by public auction, Without Reserve. 40 dairy cows, August and July calvers 6 picked heifer calves 2 bulls . 2 milk cart horses 1 trap horse. 1 single furrow plough, tine" harrows 1 milk cart (nearly new) 1 tip dray -j 7 milk cans j Cart harness, and lot of ■» sundries . • . - v Luncheon provided. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AT the request of a number of our clients, we will hold stock sales at Auroa during the spring and summer months in Mr T. McPhillips' yards. Our first sale wiil be held on Wednesday, 15th July. Mr McPhillips will receive entries. STEUART & CORRIGAN. CENTRAL AUCTION ' 3* ART. High-street, Hawera. SATURDAY NEXT, JULY 4. \\J HITI AKER, WHITTAW KER & Co. will sell by public auction, as above, — Drapery, clothing, apples, onions 3 splendid guns 25 bundles wall papers, each containing 20 rol's 20 sacks barley Bacons and hams, guaranteed No Reserve. A. J. WHITTAKER, 1 Auctioneer. . ' PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SALE OF SPLENDiD TOWN SECTIONS AND HOUSES. Also, COUNTRY PROPERTIES, FARMS, ETC. , SATURDAY, AUGUST 1. At 8 p.m. WHITTAKER, WHITTAKER, & CO. have been favoured with instructions by Mr P. Hurley to sell by public auction Without Reserve 12 splendid building sites in High street ; also house L and 1 acre from other clients ' Houses and sections, farms, etc., of which full particulars later date. Intending Sellers— The auction- ' eers would call special attention Jo, ' anyone wishing to dispose of pro- • perties. A large attendance is ', assjired. ! r~~ ~" : ACCEPT NO EXCPSPi FROM YOUR STOREKEEPERp.: ■ ; X When you order Apollo Sperm Candles, insist upon having that ' particular brand. ' ! APOLLO SPEBM CANDLES __ j ARK HONEST CANDLES I ■ AT HONKST PRICES There are reasons why you should not tolerate any excuse. Apollo ; Sperm Candles do not yield the storekeeper so large a profit, as some of the brands of inferior candles, and also some of the Toreign-made first - quality * candles. When your storekeeper says " These are just as good," 1 or, '■" These -are better," you do right to doubt him. He pushes ' the sale of the other • .brands because of the larger profit he makes out of them. s APOLLO SPKRM CANfILKS ARE If IDEAL HOUSEHOLD CANDLESSold by all Storekeepers. TWENTY " DAIRY FARMS Ranging in area from 26 to 425 * acres, all first-class country, . s, FOR LEASE ... for a term of years. All close to school,, post^ office, railway station, and dairy jactory. -Good metalled roads. Good y- 1 wafer. ; :..;^^L CA^iuD ct ABRAHAM, J^^H