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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8177, 18 March 1905, Page 3

r* ILLIES, FANTHAM, AND VX NALDER'S STOCK SALES. March — Okaiawa, Wednesday 22 (printed on card as 24th) Half-yearly Draught Horse Fair, Friday 24. Half-yearly Light Horse Fair, Saturday 25 Hawera, Thursday 30 Stratford, Friday 31 HAWEKA SALE YARDS. half-yearllThorse fair, friday an3dsaturday, MARCH 2f and 25. /BILLIES, FANTHAM, AND VJT NALDER will hold their half-yearly Horse Fair as above. Friday—Draughts Saturday— Light horses Entries close Friday, March 17. HORSE BAZAAR, HAWERA. SATURDAyTmARCH 25. At 2. p.m. /BILLIES, FANTHAM AND VJT NALDER will offer by public auction on account W. R. Russell, Esq.,— Sec. 6, Matemateonga, Block, 1040 acres; good bush country on Patea River. A good chance for speculators or settlers, as the owner is anxious to sell. Easy terms. Also, on the same date, the adjoining section, on account of W. A. Quin, Esq.— 1 2 19 Acres, L.1.P., Section 2, Block 14, Omona Survey District ; 250 acres cleared. A good chance for a young man. Will already carry 500 sheep. is'7igo'4 OPUNAKE SAU3 YARDS, f MONDAY, MARCH 20. At 12.30 p.m. JR. STEWART ACO.^wiU:" • sell by public auctiori as ■ above, — 50 mixed yearlings 40 18 month to 2 year steers 16 2 to 2$ year steers 40 weaners 5 store cows . . J( 20 yearlings 5 store cows . 20 18 month steers 20 yearlings 8 fat cows 5 fat cows 25 weaners 20 18 month heifers 25 weamers 14 25 to 18 month heifers 60 lambs 3 Berkshire sows with young ' 12 store pigs - r ■ . 5 store pigs - ' - '• 20 store pigs wTS. SCOTT, ; ' Auctioneer. . SEE our Neckties at if each? Hundreds to choose from at 1 N.Z. Clothing Factory. . 1 BUTtfER. TBE ARTICLE THAT IS MAKING TARANAKI FAMOUS. piNK T3UTTEB IS MAKING A NAME FOR ITSELF. A SPLENDID S4LVE FOR CUTS AND SORE& ETC. PRICE— Is. 6d. EDWARDS' HAWERA PHARMACY, High Street. . ] WHY? WHY pay £ 5 , £6, £ 7 for a Suit when you can get the j same thing from £1 to £\ ; or why . } pay from 25/ to 35/ for -Trousers, * when you can get the same -thing from 15/ to 25/. Fit and work- v manship guaranteed, or no sale. Fine Vipuna Suit £$. Fine Vicuna Trousers 15/. In Cleaning, Dyeing, Renovating, Altering we defy competition. You give us an old torn suit, and you will be surprised at what you get r back, just for a few shillings. Give ■ us a call. ' • ' 1 E. BAtJMAN,' TAILOR AND RENOVATOR, High street (Next Bank of f "Australasia.) : ; ': GOLD NECKLETS : ! WITH ' 1 PENDANT DROPS I ! 1 > ;, are ] VERY FASHIONABLE NOW. A VERY nice assortment j to select from. ' R. W. SARGENT, WATCHMAKER, JEWELEB, -ETC,, - " ' - HAWERA. HAWERA FOUNDBY AND ENGINEERING WOBKS. JHOPKIRK, Engineer, , Blacksmith, Iron and Brass Founder, Is now prepared to execute orders for Castings of any description in Iron or Brass. Shop after this date will be open on Wednesday and closed on Satur day afternoon, to comply with Factories* Act. Machinery repaired. Supplies stocked. Horse shoeing by competent man. HAWERA SHOEING FORGE. XTAVING sold out my interest JUJL in the above business, I have to thank my numerous customers for their liberal support in the past and to ask the same favor for my successor. HERBERT FOY. In taking over the above, I beg to solicit a share of -patronage. I have had over 20 years* practical experience in Wanganui in horse shoeing and general blacksmith's wprk, and feel confident of being •able to- give every satisfaction. All classes of ironwork done at shortest notice. Estimates given for building iron work. • J. D. JENKINS. A LL Laundries throughout New J% Zealand use Klenfto Extract of Soap ; the world's best. Try one packet. X>UBBER STAMPS in^nufrc, ±X tured at the Star, OSfcf m the shortest notice,