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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8095, 26 September 1904, Page 3

FANTHAM BROS & CO.'S STOCK SALES. September — Hawera Half - yearly Horse Fair, Tuesday and Wednesday, 27 and 28 Stratford, Friday 30 TTNDER instructions from the vJ Executors of the late A. A. Fantham, the Farm, adjoining Hawera, known as " Egmont View," will be sold by private treaty in I sections from sto 60 acres. . For full particulars apply to FANTHAM BROS. & CO. _____ This magnificent property is situated on the main road, 1 to i\ miles from Hawera, comprising some of the richest and best fatten, ing and dairying land in the colony, is open for selection in farms to suit all buyers, from 5 to 60 acres or more, and at prices and terms of payment giving purchasers possessing but very moderate capital an opportunity of acquiring same. HALF-YEARLY HORSE FAIR. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 and 28. HORSE BAZAAR, HAWERA. FANTHAM BROS. & CO. will sell by public auction as above, — 320 HORSES, as follows— FIRST DAY, Tuesday, 27th, 11 a.m., 160 hacks and light harness horses, broken and unbroken. SECQND DAY, Wednesday, 28th, zx a.m., 160 draught, half-draught, and harness horses, broken and unbroken. At 2 o'clock, the following STALLIONS— Lockshell, syrs, by Lakeshell— Maid of the Downs Pony stallion, General Jackson , Prince of Wales, syrs, by British Lion' — Crown Prince mare Briton, 7yrs, by Glengyle Nugget, 6yrs, by King of the Clans Clydesdale stallion Glendhu, pedigree at sale Clydesdale stallion Duke of Argyle, pedigree at sal& Trotting, stallion Federation, 4yrs old, by General Tracey, dam Moari, by Dexter (imported) Under Bill of Sale, without reserve, — 1 double-seated buggy MARTIN BROS.' YARDS, AUROA. WEDNESDAY, "SEPTEMBER 28. At x p.m. JR. STEWART & CO. will • sell by public auction as above, — 12 choice springing heifers 4 fat cows i 7 springing heifers • 3 store cows 4 weaners 2 forward cows 8 yearlings W. D. SCOTT, . Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY, NOTICE. WHITTAKER, WHITTAKER, & CO. have been favored by Carl. Wrisberg, Esq., who is leaving for Denmark, to sell His really first-class Furniture and Effects See future advertisements. A. J. WHITTAKER, Auctioneer. SO RICH, SO DELICIOUS, SO FRAGRANT, fTiH AT you cannot help likJL ing it. Everybody likes it, and especially does the economic housewife favor it, because it goes further than any other tea. SUBATtJBA TEA. THE IDEAL FAMILY TEA, Is grown and packed in Ceylon, and all the goodness of good tea is in the packet. Suratura is pure, honest Ceylon tea, and is guaranteed not blended with Indian, China, or any cheap or inferior teas. RETAIL PRICES : Suratura A Quality, 1/6 per lb. Suratura B Quality, 1/9 perlb. Suratura D Quality, a/- per lb. Suratura X Quality, 2/4 per lb> SOLD BY ALL STORES. AREAT OUT IN PRICES. ROBBINS' SLAUGHTER IN CROCKERYWARE. Dinner Service?, in beautiful designs, 24 pieces for 17/6 50-piece Sets in gold at 54/ A splendid range of China Tea Sets, pretty patterns and great value Cups and Saucers, stoneware, 2/6 half dozen ; best china 3/3 half dozen Tumblers, 4/3 dozen 539 Glass Dishes at half prices. I am overstocked in # these lines, and they must go to make room for new stock to arrive. 50 Glass Sugar Basins at 9d each First-class Toilet Sets, unique &nd handsome patterns greatly reduced figures Gilt-edged Nibbles outside ot the door each day GROCERY DEPARTMENT. A REVISED CASH PRICE LIST. Sugar xi/ bag (561b), Hudson's extract soap 1/4 doz., rolled oats2dlb, sago2dlb, tapioca ad lb, Sunlight soap 1/ box, factory butter nd lb, cheese 6d lb, currants 4/ doz., oatina 1/ bag, cream crackers 6d lb AMERICAN SPECIALTIES. BAKED BEANS APPLE BUTTEB PREBERYED OHEBBIES Furnishing Ironmongery, ware, Garden Tools, Paints and Oils. ROBBINS. ROBBINS. SWIFT'S SOLUBLE BLOOD FLOUR. npHE golden panacea- for $0 X iPreventioa and* Cure of - SCOUR IN^ CALVES, w. Two teaspoonfals a., day will practically double the 'weight and growth of calves while on the bucket— make them strong and