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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 23 January 1912, Page 8

Auction-. i — : - j PfHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND I !JL MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., ' LTD.. STOCK SALES FOR— JANUARY— Monday 29- 1-Kakaramea Wednesday 31—Eltham FEBRUARY— Monday 12 —Annual Weaner Fair, Opunake Tuesday 20—Annual Weaner Fair, Manaia Tuesday 27—Mr J. 'W. Jones, clearing sale, Kakaramea yards Wednesday 28—Annual Weaner Fair, Eltham Thursday 29—Annual Weaner Fair, Hawera TATTERSALL'S, HAWERA. ANNUAL SALE OF THOROUGHBRED HORSES. THURSDAY,~FEBRUARY 8. (Morning of Second Day's Egmont Races). ENTRIES for above sale are now being received. Only a limited number of unreserved thoroughbreds trill be offered. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. F. W. CAREY, Manager. WOOL SEASON, 1911-1912. WE shall be pleased to receive consignments of WOOL for Sale in the DOMINION or LONDON, and are prepared to! make LIBERAL ADVANCES against same. DATES OF WELLINGTON SALES. Tuesday, 7th November, 1911. Monday, 4th December, 1911. Thursday, 11th January, 1912. Tuesday, 13th February, 1912. Tuesday, Sth March, 1912. Catalogues close one week in advance of these dates. N.Z. LOAN ANtTmERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. F. W. CAREY, j Manager. ON THE PREMISES, CORNER OF COLLINS AND HIGH STREETS. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24. At 12.30 p.m. sharp. T. BARMBY is favored with in- • structions from Mrs Dr Brown to sell by auction, — WITHOUT RESERVE; The whole of her superior furniture and effects, comprising: Gent's easy chair in leather, duchess chest, double and single iron bedsteads, / oval table, 6 carpet squares, fox rug, 5 toilet sets, 4 wire mattresses, kapocs, blankets, quilts, sheets, down pillows, bolsters and cushionSj hearth rugs, piano by Thurmer, piano stool in leather, 3 chairs in quartered oak, handsome extension 10ft dining table in quartered oak, bookcase in quartered oak, 7 piece dining room suite in leather and oak, 2 large chesterfields, handsome carved sideboard, bookcase (glass doors), 6 occasional tables (round, square and octagon), overmantel, mirror, . cake stand, table covers, 25 vols. History of the World with oak case, 20 A.B. chairs, ' pictures, oil paintings, engravings, etc., vases, ornaments, flower pots, stands, etc., handsome oak writing escritoire, mahogany duchess with round mirror, cane -chair, deck chair, stretchers, A.B. chairs, passage sft x 11 yards carpet, one 7ft x 8 yards carpet, brass fire dogs, couch in leather, curtain poles and curtains, brass gong, coat stand, pair horns, stair rods and runner, handsome cheval duchess, cabinet, chest drawers, ( antique iron bedstead, crockery, saucepans, glassware. kettles,' gridders, large gas cooker, washboards, tubs, clothes basket, wringer, 4 compartment bin, dinner sets, lamps, enamelware, 2 lawn mowers, garden tools, etc., large quantity table, household and bed linen. The lots are too numerous to mention in advertisement. W. O'CALLAGHAN, *■ Auctioneer.'

FRUIT! FRUIT!' FRUIT! 500 CASES. 500 CASES. |>URBANK Plums, Dark Plums, JL» Peaches. Apples, Tomatoes, Cucumbers arriving daiiv in lar^e quantities. • ■ " ° NOW IS THE TIME FOR JA.M PLUMS, PEACHES, Etc. THOMAS" BARMBY, The Mart. Regent St. CHEAP DAIRY FARM. EXCEPTIONAL TERMS. A A(\ ACRES, all drained swamp of "^^tv/ the,best quality; 30 acres in crop, 80 acres manuka; 330 acres m splendid pasture, capable of carrying easily 100 cows. The property is well subdivided into 11 paddocks, wellfenced and watered, and adioin? school factory, and P.O. The buildings comprise a house of 6 rooms with bathroom and scullery, stable and implement shed, and a 12-bai! shed with concrete floor. £17 per acre: £1300 cash. - i Inspect this, and you will buy. R. Gr T} LENNERHASSETTLAND AGENT, T E AWAM UT U, HAWERA DAIRY, VICTORIA ST- |" HAVE pleasure in notifying mv customers -*- tomers and the general public that I have completed new arrangements for a regular supply of CLEAN, FRESB P^5 E' Jf I, LX- from re SLstered dairies." Milk delivered to any part of town at 3d per quart. Remember my Motto: "Punctuality cleanliness, and civility." Your support and patronage respectfully solicited. JAMES CHAMPION, -Milk Venior