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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXI, Issue LXII, 14 May 1912, Page 8

Auctions. ELTHAM SALE YARDS. • f WEDNESDAY, MAY 15. At 1 p.m. GILLIES AND NALDER will sell by public auction as above, — 40 store cows 30 2£-year steers 40 mixed weaners 20 heifers in calf 30 yearling heifers 15 empty heifers 20 choice 2^-year heifers in calf 4 bulls 50 lambs (in lots) 40 store ewes GLOVER ROAD YARDS, BAWERA. THURSDAY, MAY 16. At 1 p.m. GILLIES AND NALDER will sell by public auction as above',: — 12 fat cows 40 forward cows 5 60 store cows * 70 2-J-year steers ** 20 forward 2^-year steers- ; 30 2-year neifers in calf ' 80 mixed weaners 300 6-tooth ewes, in lamb to Romney rams 70 forward lamba 150 mixed lambs 100 ewes in lamb WITHOUT RESERVE. 5 good dairy cows, to> calve August and September 2 good cows in. full profit. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. MESSRS COOPER & MANNING, in conjunction with Messrs Roche and McGregor, have received instructions from Ewen McGregor, Esq., to sell by public auction,— IN THE KING'S THEATRE HAMILTON, On THURSDAY, MAY 30th. At 11 a.m. His well-known RUKUHIA ESTATE of 9OOQ ACRES, in suitable farms, i^t>OO ranging from 80 ACRES to. 200 ACRES. EASY TERMS—IO per cent on fall of hammer; 10 per cent in 12 months, or improvements to value of 15 per cent; balance can remain for 5 years at 5 per cent from date of sale. For Plans and particulars apply, to Messrs ROCHE & McGREGOR, Or the Auctioneers, COOPER & MANNING, Auctioneers, Hamilton. AT THE. HOUSE, TAYLOxt STREET, ELTHAM. THURSDAY, MAY 16. At 1.30 p.m. sharp. BLENNERHASSETT AND SONS have been favored with instructions from Mrs Lister, who is leaving the district, to sell by auction as above,, — The whole of her household furniture amd effects, including: Double and single bedsteads, wire and kapoc mattresses, duchess pairs, washstands. toiletware, linoleums, oilcloths, hearth rugs, mats, sideboard, upholstered chairs, dining chairs, wicker chairs, dining and kitchen tables, crockery, kitchen utensils, garden tools, 60ft good hoseAlso, — WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 good piano (by Kirchener),, 1 firstclass sewing machine Also, — The freehold property with aa almost new house of 5 rooms.- with all Inspection invited^. Full particulars from the Auafioneers. ALTON STORE. : TTTAYING re-entered into possession ! of the above Store, and bought the BANKRUPT STOCK at a reduc--1 Hoax, I shall give my customers the benefit of some real Bargains. Come on SATURDAY, the 11th, and see. Whole of stock must, be cleared. New Groceries will be in stock at Q>nce. By paying close attention to busi- ' mess, I hope to get your fullest suppovt, as I did in the pasjL. ' ; w. cTb6B^ ALTON S33©iRE. I Ist May, 1912. I T>ENFOLD'S XTTINES. ! THE SWEET H3BART OF THE GRAPE. PENFOLD'S .obtained the Champion, Cup and Eleven First Prizes- fok Wroes and the only Gold Medal, foir Brandy. Very Old InKaJid Fruity Port; ia bulk and case;. Frontignac, the hest E'ruity Wine in. Australia; Muscatel, a ladies' dessert wine, full grape flavor; Very Old Golden Sherry, verj: ipleasing wine; OH Tawny Port, over" 15. years in wood; Choice Old Velvety Glared in pints. Brandy—Pure Old Matured, from finest, Australian grapes. GIBSONS LIMITED) PA'SEA and HAWERA. Send for Quotations. EL A. BIDWILL, GENTS' TAILOR _ WE have opened up our Gents' Department with a good selection of new Materials, including some very fine BREECHES CLOfHS. Our Mr L. A. Bid well is a specialist in RIDING, MOTOR, WALKING aed all kinds of SPORTING BREECHES; also CLOTS GAITERS and LBJ& GINGS. An inspection is invited. HIGH STREET ... HAWF^A (Over Purser's), ' 1 'Phone 6.Q, '