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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 7873, 7 January 1904, Page 3

OPUNAKE SALEYABDS. MONDAY, JANUARY 11. - At 12.30 p.ta. JR. STEWART el CO. wi • sell, by public auction a above, — n 3° 2 & y ear steers 20 empty heifers h 12 heifers in calf 10 weaners ** 6 fat cows 3 springers , 15 weaners '* 4 fat cows r 6 springing heifers * 20 weaners (heifers) 5 empty cows 2 bulls s 6 cows and calves * 15 yearlings 6 empty cows 5 5 fat cows 25 weaners ' 10 fat rows ! 15 12 to 15 month steers 20 pigs (weaners) 1 2 year colt by Consby 1 yearling by Consby 1 yearling by Enchanter 1 heavy dray, 6in tyre Anvil and forge, milk cans, sundries MANAIA SALEYARDS. SATURDAY, JANUARY 9. At 12.30 p.m. JR. STEWARf & CO. will • sell by public auction as above, — 10 fat cows 10 fat heifers 20 good weaners 1 iat heifer I 10 18 month heifers 10 weaners 2 bulls 20 weaners 6 fat cows 15 weaners 3 springers 1 draught horse 2 hacks 3 good hacks w. d. acoTr, Auctioneer. iyAPONGA SALEYARDS. FRIDAY, JANUARY 8. At 12.30 p.m. NEWTON KING will sell by public auction as above, — 10 fat cows 30 yearlings 20 2 year heifers in calf 25 weaners 8 fat cow 10 yearlings 5 fat cows 10 forward cows 5 springing heifers 10 store cows 10 fat cows 10 cows and calves 5 springing heifeis 15 store pigs 7 purebred Berkshire pigs 1 mare with Lexington foal at foot NEW ZEALAND WINE DEPOT. HAVING taken over the N.Z. Wine License hitherto held by R. W. Manning, I am stocking a splendid assortment of the best Wines produced in the colony, also Confectionery, and hope to merit a share of public patronage. Nearly one hundred years ago Daniel Webster said that the man who bought an imported article that could be produced at Home was an enemy to his country and a traitor to the State. This statement holds good to-day, and is supported by Mr Chamberlain and other leaders of public thought. Why buy an imported article when you can get one as good at lialf the price produced in the colony ? 'Therefore patronise local industry and support the Empire by using N.Z. pure grape wines— 3s per bottle or 30* per dozen. W. SMITH, Princes street ... Hawera. X X A PROPOSAL TO EVERY LADY TO enjoy a good cup ol tea made out of clear wholesome water filtered through the JLittle Brown Jug Filter. The LITTLE BROWN JUG FILTER which I purchased irom you a month ago is giving every satisfaction, Not only does it render the water drinkable, but it also makes a delicious cup of tea. I can most heartily recommend its use to every householder. It is simplicity itself, and ne"er gets out of order. J. Fennell, High Street, Hawera. H. H. SMITH, Hawera. X X HAWERA B\CON CO., Ltd. OWING to slight accidents to machinery our clients are notified that we are unable to take pigs during the continuance of this advertisement. " W. HOWE, SEED & GRAIN MERCHANT, HAWERA. ON SALE GBASS AND CLOVER ft* I_ __ I > S. (All varieties). SWEDES— Champion Hurst's Monarch Skirvings TURNIPS— White Stone Stubble Purple Top Mammoth Green Top Y. Aberdeen Purple Top Y. Aberdeen CABROTS— Barrileal White Belgian Wilt's Giant White ]ames' Intermediate Orange Belgian Early Scarlet Hu»m MANGOLDS— Mammoth Long Red Yellow Globe Orange Globe Gatepost Table Potatoes, Wheat, Oats, Barley, Chaft, Bran, Pollard, Maize, Linseed, Peas, Beans, Canterbury Clover Hay. CALF MEAL, OIL CAKE MGSAL LINSEED MEAL COD OIL FOR CALVES. Grain Crushrbd on the Premises. M. A _V~TJ RES Of all Makers — Auckland, Waitara, • Wanganui, Wellington— at Manufacturers' Prices. Massey-Harris Co.'s Machinery. ; Samuelson's Mowing Machines. I Planet Jr. Implements. New Design Seed & Manure Drill, Duplicate Parts kept in stock. GABDEN REQUISITES. Rakes, Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Forks, Reap Hooks, Flower Pots, Slashers, Hedge Shears, Selves, Lawn Mowers. STORAGE AT LOWEST, BATES