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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LII, Issue 9188, 7 September 1906, Page 8

Auction*. TEUART & CORRIGAN'S 1 STOCK SALES. , J _____ c September — Kaponga, Friday 7 Manaia, Tuesday ix Stratford, Wednesday 12 Eltham, Wednesday 19 Auroa, Thursday 20 Kaponga, Friday 21 Strathmore, Monday 24 Manaia, Tuesday 25 Stratford, Wednesday 26 EWTON KING'S CLEARING SALES. C. Dale, Stratford yards, Tuesday, Sept. 18 WAIMATE SALE YARDS, MANAIA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. At 1 p.m. : STEUART &^CORRIGAN will j sell by public auction as above, — "I K{\ HEAD of Mixed Cattle, X.OVJ including— 6 fat cows 10 1 1 year steers 50 yearlings 10 3 year springing heifers 15 store cows 6 store pigs 3 sows in pig 3 2 year horses OPUNAKE SALE YARDS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. JR. STEWART & CO. will • sell by public auction at their yards as above, — OAA MIXED Cattle, ncluding: 50 springing heifers 15 fat cows 20 stores 35 yearlings ' WANGANUI SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12.. NIXON, BADDELEY, AND FORLONG will sell by public auction as above, — 800 good mixed hoggets ' 130 pr.me fat wethers , 100 hoggets 250 mixed hoggets 125 forward wethers no fat and forward wethers 30 mixed 18 month cattle , Note. — Pigs will be sold at 12.15 and sheep at 12.45 sharp. Cattle will be yarded up to 8.30 1 and from 10 a.m. ROYA.I, JMUVK,T. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. At 1 p.m. sharp. JC. SMITH wilkeUby auction # as above, — Fowls, ducks, and produce | Doubie seated buggy, spring cart, 1 f long-shafter gig Furniture, comprising double and single iron and brass rail bedsteads, wire woven, box spring , and kapoc mattresses, chests drawers, duchess p#ir, f dressing chest, 3 cheffoniers, bookcase, iron cots, tables, -chairs, kitchen dressers,, meat safes, pots and pans Also, — 1 * Numberof ladles and girls' jackets, sheeting, men^ wcpFJsingiiiiPts, marcella quilts, corsets, Covert coats, fancy „ toilet glasses, razors, combs,~and-pipes With« Very Low/R^setve^ 1 PraftSiesi State; Inoub'atory in theftongh woridtfg ofde*, complete .-• • - ?«BKSrr S^Wteßo^- a, .*. .. D Tea, bacon, seed and eating fen; "pSnSraT vei&TaStes, r prime factory butter, lard, groceries •■ NOT IN THE TRUST. ' SNOWDRIFT FLOUR. Winner of the Big .Bread Event at the NOIUIANBY SHOW. TT7RITING to the Taranaki V V Agents for this brand of . Flour, Mr Thos Lloyd, Secretary 1, of the Normanby Horticultural, Poultry, and General Produce Society, says : — c "1 h»T« much pleasure in stating that i thore wu good competition fox jroar \ * Bpoci-1 Prise for the beet lo*f iv tlui | flliow made from ANY br£3d of flour, ■* eight competitors coming forward ajul j J tkat the First Prise was woa by Mb R. t Hicki, of Hawero, and second praia w«i worn by Mm W. O. Morrison, of H»we», s both with a loaf made from '8N0W- : DRIFT* Floor." f| THOS. LLOYD, . , Socretwrjr N.H.I. Taranaki Agents — L. D. NATHAN & CO., LTD. NEW PLYMOUTH. Ask your Grocer for •• Snowdrift " D Flour. HAWERA MEAT BAZAAR. WE are still selling prime meat cheap for Spot Cash. Call and see the quality, and you mast do business. L. 8. BAERAOLOUGB