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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8098, 29 September 1904, Page 3

KAPONGA SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3Ow NEWTON KING will sell by public auction at his yards as above, — 20 store cows j 15 springing heifers 10 yearlings r 10 springing heifers x 15 yearlings H store cows 8 Jersey heifers 5 springing heifers [ 3 fat cows , 1 Holstein bull ► . HORSE FAIR. ' (In Yards adjoining O'Connor's Hotel, Opunake.) : SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1. , At 1 p.m. ! (^\ EORGE TINDLE will sell by , \JC public auction as above, — 11 draught horses 20 half draught and harness horses, broken and un- • broken 20 hacks 1 boy's pony Also, — The carriage stallion Sir Hector, 5 years, by Haare, out of Foulshot mare 1 horse, trap, and harness 1 horse, gig, and harness 1 lady's saddle WAVERLEY SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. At 1 p.m. BADDELEY & FORLONG will sell by public auction as above, — 30 good yearlings 17 i\ to 3 year steers 40 yearlings 2 store cows 1 cow in calf 250 4 and 6-tooth ewes and wethers 40 empty ewes AJT THJE MAJRT, Regent-street, Hawera. SATURDAY, OCTOBER I. WEST COAST FARMERS' TRADING ASSOCIATION, Ltd., will sell by public auction as above, — Poultry and produce at 1 o'clock sharp, including: 7 weaner pigs Some choice violets, 1 double and 1 single furrow plough, spring cart Furniture, new and second hand, including : Piano, duchess chest, single and double bed- , steads, tables, chairs, etc. A few Kaupokonui cheeses left ' For Private Sale — ( Furniture of all descriptions, including : Duchess chests, chests drawers, tables, chairs, bedsteads, wire woven and kapoc mattresses, mirrors, dinner and tea sets, toiletware, jugs, linoleums, hearth rugs Drapery, including : Blankets, sheeting, calico, sox, 3 pairs 1/, boys' shirts 1/, boys sailor suits 3', men's umbrellas, rugs, men's trousers, table covers, overcoats, underclothes, etc. Choice lines in saddlery Circular Head potatoes, 3/6 sack Horse feed, fowl feed, seed oats, etc. Pure cod oil for calves All goods delivered Orders taken for boxthorn Agencies — L.L. &, Globe Fire Insurance Little's Sheep Dip L. H. McALPINE, Auctioneer. IIAWERA TAILORING COMPANY. ' t. McCarthy ... manager. WE don't make cheap * clothes, we make \ clothes cheap. Goods other, \ people advertise they keep, -1 we sell. Splendid assort- 1 ment just landed. Come 1 eaity< " J IS* NO FIT. . NO PAY. IMPORTANT NOTICE. \ a— — 1 1 A GOOD PAIR OF ] BOOTS j Is of Greater Value to insure Good Health than * all the Pills and Medicine in the world.. These can be got for Reasonable Prices at T. DICKSON AND CO.'S CASH BOOT PALACE, High St. ■ WORTH MAKES VALUE. Because tea is packed in a pretty wrapper and sold at 2/- a lb it does not follow that you get value for your money. The test of tea value is the quality > of the tea. If the tea pleases your palate, is rich and strong, and the second cup is as good as the first, your money is well spent. You'll get value in CRESCENT BLEND TEA. At 2/- per lb. It is a blend of the strong, robust* teas of Darjeeling and the fine delicate teas of Ceylon, and the blending is done by an expert who knows how. " T, S M I T H, Princes Street, HAS ON SALE— Westport, Mokau, and State Coal, Brunner Nuts, Coke, Charcoal, and Firewood. 13* Weight of coal and measurement of wood guaranteed. GRAIN AND PRODUCE AT LOWEBT TBIOBS FOB CASH. Agxnt fok-t-N.Z. Express Co., Ltd. mJmmmk ( ' it