' Auctions. ; ft ft. ft s; JJ-BWTON KINO'S LIST Or BALIi « MAY— . V. '"■'. % Tuesday 14—Stratford " 1 ftl Wednesday 15-Stony Rivet/ Jriday 17—Kaponga Tuesday 21—Rahotu Friday 24-^Waiwakaiho E ) Monday 27—Urenui ftftU. Monday 27—Douglas E " Tuesday 28—Stratford Wednesday 29—Stony Ri rer ENTRIES SOLICITED UWTON KING'S LIST~~OFr- ' MAY- CLEARING SALES, y ft Thursday 30-R, C . Hughes, River^ " Flid£ck 3l~E- Westwo°d, Bell JUNE— W6dSSE f J££. Miller ' ** Mo,tith^d stand^ L — - Wednesday 26-H. Parkes, Palmer _ Rdad, Kaponga tokT 27~Ge0- Parker > Manga-* ' JULY— ° l ThUßoad 4~E- KeUiher ' Tok°Thursday 11-F. Moore, Kai Iwi, (in conjunction Avith Messrs. Ireeman R. Jackson and Co t toi? 18~Th0S-Linn ' ***!£■■ Wed£ sk Rtd A-Telfar ' v^ AUGUST— Wednesday 7-P. J acob , Gordoß Thursday B—Jas. Linn, Toko •Koad, Tariki STRATFORD YARDS. ft% TUESDAyT~MAY 14. .."'.''' .]>TBWTON KlN^iU sell by auction -*-" as above, — 550 . HEAD...P A™E, including-^ - 150 2^-year steers 120 20-month steers 60 20-month empty heifers o0 store cows 150 mixed weaners to yearlings Sale at 1 o'clock. T A2 A£x A^I7S:GOL> sheepskin! X HIDE and TALLOW SALE. Hide Shed-Cloton Road, Stratford (Next Dairy Factory). NEXT SALE—JUNE 4. Clients are particularly requested to foxward consignments in time to arrive ' not later than FRIDAY, May 31 NEWTON KING. WANGANUI SALE. wanganuTeast YARDS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 15. At 1 p.m. D ALGETY ANjJcOMPANY, LTD will sell as above,— ** 1200 SHEEP ' comPrisi°g--400 ewes in lamb 400 lambs 200 empty. ewes 150 forward empty ewes |QQ CATTLE, including— 25 forward 3*-year bullocks (from Ohotu) 30 15-month steers 2 dairy heifers 15 good store cows \ 12 mixed weaners \. 20 weaners -*" 10 store cows 12 mixed cattle 6 fat cows 6 fat bullocks ft\ On account of Jas. Higgie, Esq., %j0 40 mixed Hereford weaners Brakes leave Post Office corner periodically after 11 a.m. Luncheon may be obtained at the yards. STR^FORD W0()L > SHEEPSKIN, O HIDE and TALLOW SALE NEXT SALE—JUNE 4. Cheuts are requested to forward lots so as to reach us by FRIDAY, May 31 W. H. H. YOUNG & CO. - ■■• . > A GOOD WATCH TS a profitable partner to the A man of business, and a boon ft companion to all. Jl Make certain of Good Watch Value, of x\ccuracy, Reliability, and Durability, by securing a HAMMONDS WATCH. Every timepiece is tested and proved before being sold. Every one is GUARANTEED. P. F. HAMMONDS PRACTICAL WxATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, MANAIA, TARANAKI. NOTICE. T HAVE much pleasure in intimating •i to the public of Hawera and sur- • rounding district that I have opened a WOOD and COAL YARD in, ARGYLE STREET, and hope by strict attention to business to merit a fairshare of patronage. My Motto: "Correct measurement and full AAeight'." W. S. L OCKHART- ,- ARGYLE STREET. MISS HILL, ~ TYPISTE AND SHORTHAND* WRITER. Teacher of shorthand, typewriting and bookkeeping. \ Address: 66 Wilson Street. V jyjTSS jp -J^TYSTROM, ~S. LADIES' HAIRDRESSER. \NI> MANICURIST. Scalp Treatments. -4. COMBINGS MADE UP. | MRS NYSTROM, Dressmaker, y 36 Disraeli Street. . " A — fta
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXI, Issue LXII, 13 May 1912, Page 8
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