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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XII, Issue 2374, 2 June 1906, Page 10

HAWKINS & CO. C. R. MITCHELL, Manager. W. H. HAWKINS, Auctioneer. W. W. AWDRY, Accountant. THE AUCTION MART, Pahiatua, is now open to receive goods and produce for absolute sale. CLEARING SALES held in any part of the district. REGULAR HORSE & MISCELLANEOUS SALES will be held oil the premises at dates to bo advertised. LIBERAL ADVANCES will be made on stock or produce for absolute sale Vendors entrusting us- with clearing sales will not be charged double advertising rates. We reach every part of the district effectively by advertising in one paper only. P A 111 AT U A PIG. POULTRY A..D PRODUCE SALE. SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1900. At 1 o’clock. FR UTT FR UIT ' 1 FRUIT 1! 1 Hawkins and company (Late D. Crewe). will sell on the above date at the Mart, Wake mail-street: The usual lot of prime met i in prc.' ice All entries must be in by 12 o’clock Saturday morniug. ‘W. H. HAWKINS. Auctioneer.

THE SHIP IS IHI THE Crimson Flag is Flying! NEXT TUESDAY THE DAY OF SACRIFICE. Hawkins and company have been instructed by the .Now Zealand importing Company to SI.At OH fHU l.\ IHE .MART At 1.30 j*.in. sharp, ON TUESDAY .NEXT, sth JUNE, A large consignment ot Rugs, Blankets. flannelettes .Men's Shirts, and General Drapery. THE CHOICEST SELECTION OF URKS.-S lengths e\ er seen IN THE COLON Y. NO RESERVE AN ABSOLUTE SLAUGHTER. A .MAGNIFICENT SELECTION OF COSTI'-ME CLOTHS. NO RESERVE. TRADE WHERE YOUR MONEY GOES THE FAR I'HEST. A solid array of Men's Suitings.— No reserve. Ruthless and consistent slaughter. THE PRETTIEST COLLECTION OF CHILDREN s COATS AND HATS EVER SERVED l I*. NEW. CHOICE. FASHIONABLE. TO HE SLAUGHTERED. ALSO—STJY FIRST MAKE HORSE UO\Ov/ ERS for the highest bidders. HEARTH RUGS Well, come and see them. ALSO FAIRS OF LOVELY CUE- _ ( ' TAINS every pair a pcifect dream. Don't stand oil the bank shivering. Plunge right in. Ol K >IKEET. We are entirely oui ot the high-priced district. ttnr promises i:i print are always performed on the premises. TUESDAY'S SALE WILL HUM. LET PEOPLE TALK Next Friday, the s th. and Monday, the lltli. we arc in YY’oodville. The Hand will come to meet ns. CLEAR INO SALE OF STOCK AND FARM IMPLEMENTS. AT MARIMA TW I RSDAV, 7th J I'NE 1000. At 12 o’clock. MAWKINS and company - have been favourod with instruct ioi from Mr. 11. BAKER gwhc has disposed ot his property and is leaving the district) to sell on his Isii in a Marinin Post Office, as above: 100 crossbred breeding ewes 40 lai and lurwnrd ewes and wet hers 40 lambs 2 Romney rams I Lincoln ram 10 dairy cows, 21 to e-years old I aged hack, quiet in harness and saddle 3 store cows 7 weaners I ;>lll i hie< I 'I i: ill uolt ll sow 111 I s 111, i,|f h: ■ll eI s 2 steers I nelnird plough I Planet jit ii 1-. scarifier I baud p •w ii elm li cut ter I se (1 drill 0 milk cans I milk cart (lip) I farmers’ light ti,p 1 I ilmpiug jack 3 sets farm harness I e| I rap harness Also lot ol sundries and min I necni goods too numerous to parieiila: i .e. \I 1 lio . ,1, S NOJ li.- I'arim i. : ■' 'n.:. I• I e,,uc dt o flote tins Jo Baker':, stock is well io ii (ol of Ihe In i grade, and . -• ' eleiring (he lot a, good oppm ' i I'M to seen ro addit i 0,... i i l-EAJ E.Y OR THE DATE, 71 Ii .It Ni I i kit luncheon provided.