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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 206, 24 September 1894, Page 3

W. H. HAWKINS, Auctioneer. BUCK MART. SATURDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER H. IT A W KI N S ha* been instructed to offer by public auction on Saturday next at 12 o'clock ■harp— A consignment of Saddlery and Harness, comprising bridles (single and double reins), ladies’ and gents’ saddles, spring trap harness, gig harness, cart collars, breast plates, clipping machines, suit horse slothing, corded and woollen girths, stirrup feathers, cart crops, trap and riding whips, dandy and body brushes, bits, riding boots, and other sundries. Also, on behalf of another vendor at 2 o’clock sharp, the largest and best assortment of Japanese goods ever offered to the public in this district. 4 eases—lso lots —containing trays, sticks, baskets, hand bags, workboxes, Satsama vases, silk fans, embroidered fans, jags, cups and saucers, afternoon tea sets, bamboo mats, paper racks, bamboo folding chairs, lacquered boxes, egg shell eupc and saucers, umbrellas, glove boxes, bronzed card trays, ebony inlaid trays, plaeques, and an endless variety of sundries. Without Reserve Absolutely. This is a splendid line of stuff, and as there is no reserve bargains will fly about. Saddlery sale will start at 12 o’clock ■harp. Japanese sale will start at 2 p.m. sharp. Speoial accommodation will be made for the ladies, who are respectfully requested to enter by the side entranee. W. H. HAWKIN*, Auctioneer.

Public Notice. H. HAWKINS W. Auctioneer, desires to notify to hi* clients that owing to his absence frem the district next Tuesday, 25th September, 1894, attending the District Court at Masterton, his usual fortnightly cattle sale will not be held. He desires all those who hare entered stock to kindly note the change and hold orer their entries till the following sale.

LOWES AND lORNS, Auctioneers. Lowes and lorns’ EKETAHUNA STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26ik, at 1 o'clock. OWES k JOHNS will soil as above—--20 yearlings 6 springing heifers, good condition 4 24-yr forward steers

Master ton Horse Fair. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th, at 1 o'clock. OWES & JOHNS will sell as above—--5 young draught horses 1 chestnut draught gelding, staunch, good worker 1 half draft horse 1 stallion “Rollo," by Danebury, would make useful horse on station, his stock being of great size.

Pahiatua County Notices. _ Pahiatua County. IIENDKRS addressed to the Chairman will be received until 10 a.m., Saturday, October 6th, for erection of Road Bridge, Mangahao River. Bridge to be of totara in two 'pans of 48 feet, and one span of 120 feet. Tenders to be marked outside : “Tender for Contract No ” The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Drawings and specifications may be seen at the County Chambers. i2(> DeG. FRASER, County Engineer.

Pahiatua Borough Council. rpENDERS addressed to tho Mayor I will bo received until 12 noon on MONDAY, Ist October, IS9I, for tho following works : Contract No. 81.—About 10 chains formation and culvert in King streot. Contract No. 35. - Korbing and metalling footpath on Main road. Tho In went wr any tender not necessarily accepted. Plans and sped beat ions may be seen at Borough Council Chambers. J. W. BEAI TORT, Borough Engineer. ASSIGNED ESTATE OK JANE DUISCOIA, PKAI’EII, WOOD VII.LE. VLIj claims against the above i shite must be forwarded within one mouth from date to Messrs (\>ok and Gray, Accountants Fe&theraton street, Wellington, to whom alono ali accounts must be made. \VM. 11. COOK i 527 WM. GUAY i Trustoees Good general Sor vain. Apply to Mrs Briggs, Mangahao Hoad,