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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 234, 30 November 1894, Page 3

W. H. HAWKINS, _ Auctioneer. SATURDAY At the BRICK AUCTION MART. will offer on Saturday next at 2 p.m.: 2 double iron bedsteads 8 three-quarter iron bedsteads 1 full size spring mattrass 1 single spring mattrass 1 three-quarter spring mattrass 2 full size wire mattrasses 2 fire screens 8 tables 3 large steel engravings GO pounds tea 1 piano stool 1 sofa Also—Crockery, chairs, clothes boxes, copper boilers, 3 fenders, 1 guaranteed sewing machine, blankets, cruets and host of sundries. The above will be sold absolutely without reserve. The highest bidder will scoop the pool. Sale will start at 2 o’clock sharp. W. H. HAWKINS, Auctioneer. Pahiatoa Stock Sale. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4th, at 1 p.m. yy H. HAWKINS will sell at his yards, Pahiatua, as above—--15 head mixed cattle 10 yearlings, mixed sexes 2 store cows 10 weaners 8 weaners 5 store cows 8 yearlings 10 2-year old steers 12 18-month old steers 180 2, 4 and 6-tooth ewes in wool with their lambs Further entries invited, and advertised as received. W. H. HAWKINS, Auctioneer.

Great Horse Sale. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4th, at 1 o’clock. w. H. HAWKINS

has been instructed from A. McKee Esq., to sell by auction at his yards, i’ahiatua—

40 Head of Young Serviceable Horses, comprising—--10 joungbroken draughts, staunch 15 young hacks !! light dranghts and saddle li well-bred mares with foals at foot All the above are from the station ofW. McLarin, Esq., Martinborough, whose fame as a horse breeder is too well known to need any puff. Every animal is to be sold without reserve, so that everybody will be satisfied. W. H. HAWKINS, Auctioneer.

Notice. Messrs lowes and iorns beg to intimate to stock owners that ®wiug to the general depression and low prices of stock ruling, the firm have decided to reduce the rates of commission on all sales of stock to • the scale adopted by the auctioneering firms in the Manawatu and Wanganui district. Sale of Stock, Implements, Tools, Etc. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER sth. nt 11 o’clock.

'l%/rESSRS LOWES AND lORNS IVI have been favored with instructions from Messrs Murray, Roberts and Co., to sell on the property, Te Ore Ore, on the above day, without reserve, the whole of the live and dead stock, comprising

1000 Leicester-Lincoln ewes, 4-toolh to f.m. with Lincoln lambs at foot, in lots of 800, 200, 200, 150, 100 : IC. Lincoln rams from the best breeders ; 100 shorn Lincoln-Loicester owe hoggets ; 50 fat ewes. I milch cows; 5 yearlings ; 1 shorthorn hull.

7 splendid draught- geldings ; 2 farm mares with foals at foot; 1 t-year-old filly and foal ; 1 8-yoar-old lilly ; 1 2-year-old colt ; 2 yearling draughts ; 2 saddle hacks ; 1 brood mare.

2 Hornsby reapers and binders, 2 Osborn reapers and binders, 1 grass mower, 1 grain drill, 1 turnip seed and manure drill, 1 grubber, 1 broadcast seed sower. 1 ehalT cutter ami horse power 1 .1 furrow plough, :i double furrow ploughs, 1 single furrow plough, 1 disc harrow, Tripod harrows, 2 sets 1 leaf harrows, 1 iron horse rake, 1 lawn mower, 1 corn crusher, 1 largo farm dray, 2 tip drays, frames, H sets cart harness, !) sets plough and trace harness, 2 sets of leading harness, il plough and cart collars, 1 wool press, 1 wool table, 1 stump extractor, 1 store truck, platform scales, scales and weights, dray chains, rabbit traps, wheelbarrow, grindstone, anvil and bellows, etc., wire strainer, binder twine, 200 corn sacks, 000 totaraposts, dairy utensils, waggon and rick covers, boring machine, spades, shovels, axes, picks, forks, ropes, and general farm and station requisits. - -Lunch Provided.— 't * 7"ANTKI) A good general Ser- \ V vant, with references. Apply to Mas Tosswn.i.. Ladi i Nurse. lIS \V. MON IT. IT 11 is |>ropnn*«l f< rial*! 1 Mu* M i lifi (o lako in ladies from tin' hcmcnL. Com i«\ Trims easy. Apply i;un's ur Mi: C. UuiD.