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Woodville Examiner, Volume XXII, Issue 3869, 4 May 1906, Page 3

PAHIATUA PIG, POULTRY, AND PRODUCE SALE. SATURDAY. MAY 5, 1906, At 1 o’clock. ■FRUIT! FRUIT I! FROITIII Hawkins and company (Late D. Crewe) will sell on the above date at the Mart, Wakeman street:— 1 bay horse, Syrs, any trial in harness I grey gelding, Syrs, harness and saddle 1 bay filly, 2yrs, saddle and harness 1 brood mare in foal to “ Artist” 1 bay mare, good hunter 1 chestnut mare, good hunter, quiet in harness The above lot are to be sold on Saturday, on behalf o£ Mr S, H. Hughes, who is leaving the district for Australia. 5 store pigs 20 cans fruit 12 head fowl 5 ducks The usual lot of prime meat Farm produce? All entries must be in by 11 o'clock Saturday morning. W. H. HAWKINS, Auctioneer. Crockery <fc Drapery. THE SLAUGHTER OF THE SEASON. , Seized at the Customs. Messrs Hawkins & co. will continue the slaughter sale on MONDAY NEXT, 7th MAY, At 12 tioon, in the ALEXANDRA HALL, A Splendid Assortment of CROCKERY Direct from STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERIES, But the Consignee being unable to clear the Customs, Goods must be sold on behalf of the Makers. Aho, DRAPERY Direof from Makers, passed through the same financial storm and mast be sold. CROCKERY includes Tea & Breakfast Services, 21 and 40 pieces, China and Earthenware Gilt, beautiful goods. Choice Flower Pots of original and unique design. Toilet Sets, Vegetable Dishes, Meat Dishes, Plates and Cups and Saucers in great variety. DRAPERY includes Flannelettes, Dress Material, Calico, Sheettings, Curtains, Quilts, Rugs, Blankets, Shirts, Shirtings, and a great variety of goods, which will be sold at prices which will Stagger Humanity.

FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES will be offered. NO RESERVE, and everthing must go. The Sale will start at 12 noon on MONDAY, 7th May, and business will be Fast and Furious. The whole country side should be present. Goods must be Sold or Given away. W. H. HAWKINS, Auctioneer. EDGAR HARDING, Woodville Agent. CLEARING SALE OF FURNITURE & EFFECTS. Hawkins & company have been instructed by Mr E. L. Harries, who is leaving Woodville to reside in Auckland, to sell under the hammer on TUESDAY NEXT, Bfch MAY, At 1.80 p.m., At his residence, Woodlands Road, all his superior Household Furniniture and Effects, all of which is practically new. The following are a few of the articles; Duchess chest, duchess washstand, toilet set, double brass-mounted bedstead, spring matterss, bolsters and pillows, single iron bedstead and mattress, din-jng-roora and kitchen tables, chairs, dinner and tea sets, linoleum and oilcloth, curtains and rollers, Dover stove nearly new, copper, baths, kitchen ntensils, and a lot of household furniture and sundry necessaries. Note. —As Mr Harries is leaving j the district immediately, the whole list must go absolutely without reserve. The furniture has had but very little use, and should tempt those anxious to furnish or supplement what they at present have. W. H. HAWKINS, 233m7 Auctioneer. LOST from Woodville, over a week ago, a Bay Gelding, white stripe down nose. Reward on application to J. McCormick, at Watson I and Go’s. 2B2tc FOR SALE, a d. . breech-loading gun in good order. Puce, £3 10s Applv 280 K XrtMiNsii Office. PIGS. PIGS. PIGS. WDIMOOK & Co., Ltd., are . BUYERS of Ten Thousand (10,000) First-quality Bacon Pigs, Maiden Sows or Barrows. Freight paid on live pigs. Full particulars from H. Ware, Woodville ; G. Atkinson, Ballance ; R„ Houghton, Maharahara and Eiritaki; or Wellington Bacon Factory. Next Trucking Days at WOODYILLE—