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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 157, 4 June 1894, Page 3

HAWKINS A OUDAILLE, * i. 41 - m . Auctioneers ■ Pahiataa Stock Salt. TUESDAY, JUNE Sth, at 1 p.«. ■JJAWKINS AND QUDAILLE will cell as above—--10 weaneri, strong 2 forward dairy caws 4 springing heifers 1 purebred Jersey Bull with priigree 12 good 2-year old heifers in calf 6 good 8-year old heifers in calf 10 18-month and two year-old steers 10 good strong weaners and yearlings, mixed sexes 2 fat heifers, Byrs 6 vary strong 18-»ontb oattle, mixed sexes 8 forward cows 2 fat bullocks 7 cows in calf 60 2-tooth wethers

Also, at the same time and plaee, on acconnt of T. B. Birkett, Esq., who is leaving for England—--1 bay mare “ Stocking” by “ Tradocer” and in foal to “ Mazeppa.” 1 foal by “ Rama Rama,” dam “ Stockings." 1 bay mare eob, splendid hank 1 yearling filly by “ Kemp,” promising animal 1 good useful hack suitable for a lady 1 first-class buggy; quite new; English under - carriage and American*over-carriage. This vehicle was built to the order of Mr Birkett, and is first-slass. On account of other vendors 1 bay gelding, quiet in harness and excellent hack 1 brown gelding, good in double harness 1 bay gelding, broken to single and double harness, an excellent hack, will carry lady 1 3-year-old pony, broken to saddle 1 splendid draught mare 3 draught geldings 1 dark bay gelding, sulky and harness complete 1 light draught mare (guaranteed) and spring dray 1 gig, strong and serviceable W. hThA WHINS, Auctioneer.

Good News! Special Sale! Trees for the Million. 3. GODDARD Esq., of the HAVELOCK NURSERY, Has instructed J_JAWKINS A QUDAILLE to offer at their mart on Wednesday, June 6th, 1894, WITHOUT RESERVE The largest assortment of fruit, forest and ornamental trees, shrubs, bulbs, etc., ever put before ths pnblic of this district. Cup. Mucrocarpa, specially prepared for transplanting : pinus insignus in any quantity.

Mr Goddard's nursery has a reputation for the the quality of its products being unequalled in the colony. Anyone desiring to beautify their homesteads or planting their orchards and gardens with clean and ti rat-class trees, .shrubs, and bulbs should attend this sale.

The auctioneer calls special attention to the fact that there is absolutely NO RESERVE, and &■ there is such n large consignment, and togive countrybuyers a chance to attend, the sale will commence sharp at 11 o'clock a.m. W. 11. HAWKINS, Auctioneer.

Important Sale at Public Auction. J_£AWKIN'S * at their Brick Mart, I’ahiatun, next Saturday, Oth June, 1894, at 12.30 o’clock sharp, will offer the best bargains ever sold in Pahiataa, comprising : Barge and varied assortment of drapery, flannels, prints, dress tweeds, homespuns, black serges, toilet covers, gents' riding pants, crockery assorted, afternoon tea sets, lot cutlery, knives and forks, etc., steel trunks, galvanised hath, lot of good books, including Popular Educator ((> vols.), Webster's complete dictionary (illustrated 17V.) pages), Cook's Lectures on biology, transcendentalism, orthodoxy, conscience, heredity and marriage (in 2 vols.) Also Men's and women's boots, shoes, and slippers. Horse Sale as usual. The auctioneer calls the special attention of country buyers to this sale, which to suit their convenience, will start at 12.30 o'clock nest Fatur day. W. 11. HAWKINS, Auctioneer. Tenders 'l'l rANTIiIt for falling ISO acres V V hush in three contracts of *7O acres, section 74, Block \ 1., Mnngahao. Tenders close ill Woodvillc on June 10th, 1891. Applv to MONCKTON BKOS., Woodvillc, or j 4 (1. llnriuar, Mangahao. Lost Dog.— los Reward. lOST. A black sheepdog with grey nose, answers to the name of ••Bob." 10s reward. ApplylL.ralo Offioe. 1^