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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8146, 19 December 1904, Page 3

OTEUART & CORRIGAN'S >> ' STOCK &AL&S. December — Strathmore, Monday 19 . Manaia, Tuesday 20 Stratford, Wednesday 21 WAIMATE SALS YARDSJ 'i MANAIA. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20. At 1 p.m. STEUART &~CORRIGAN,wiII sell by public auction as above, — 20 yearlings 30 15 month steers 30 15 month heifers 12 yearlings 9 15 month mixed 6 fat heifers 2 fat cows 80 fat and forward ewes xo forward cows • 5 fat cows 20 choice heifers £ ton potatoes On account of Mrs Riley, who is leaving Manaia, — 1 six-roomed house, with trap shed and stables, situated on £ acre section, Manaia Town. Also,— By order of the bailiff, — x grey mare STRATFORD SALS YARDS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21. At 1 p.m.

STEUART & CORRIGAN will sell by public auction as above — 30 good 3 year bullocks 50 good 3 year bullocks 50 yearling steers 60 yearling heifers 30 store cows 25 cows and calves j 50 cows and calves 40 2 year steers 20 fat sheep 20 good 2 year empty heifers xo good 2 year steers 500 2 and 4 tooth wethers 200 ewes 60 yearlings AT THE FARM, NEAR MANAIA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22. ' At 11 a.m.

STEUART AND CORRIGAN have received instructions from Mr J. C. Datson, who contemplates leaving for Australia, to sell by public auction, Without Reserve, Goodwill of lease of 42J acres, near Manaia Household furniture and effects 12 cows in full milk x pedigree Polled Angus bull, Lord Hopetown 1 yearling heifer 12 calves 1 thoroughbred pony brood mare, stinted to St. Clements 1 3 year filly pony, by St. ■ Clements 1 2 year colt, by St. Clements 1 yearling filly, by St. Clements' 1 foal, by St. Clements x volunteer brood mare, stinted and- with foal at foot x yearling half draught 1 gelding, half draught, aged 1 pony gig, 1 go-cart 1 peny cart, long-shafter 1 heavy spring trap Several sets harness 2 saddles Carpenter's tools, firewood Factory cans Factory shares, sundries - With Slight Reserve, z pair Shetland ponies, harness, and phaeton 1 pony gig

Luncheon provided. MARTIN BROS.' YARDS, ATJK.OA. wednesdayTdecember 21. At I p.m. . JR. STEWART & CC). will • sell by public auction as above, — 10 2$ to 3 year steers ' 7 2| year heifers 6 3 year fat heifers 3 forward cows 2 tat cows 5 choice springing heifers 2 young bulls W. D. SCOTT, Auctioneer.

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THE GREAT CHAMPION FLOUR (ANTLMONOPLY) BAKING COMPETITION. THE NORTHiRN ROLLER MILLING CO. are giving £10 IN PRIZES. For Bakers' Bread : £6. For Home-Made Bread: £4* COMPETITIONS Xt NEW PLYMOUTH DURING CARNIVAL WEEK Ask your Storekeepers for » CHAMPION " FLOUR, to enable you to compete for prices. AGENT : NEWTON &NG.

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