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W- J. HUNTER. MONDAY. APRIL 1. The undersigned has received instructions i from Mr A. E. Wills, Alexandra, who is leaving the district, to sell on his farm, without reseive, TH E PROPERTY OF THE LATE J. WILLS, as follows 32*Good Cows and Heifers, some in milk and all to calve betwetn August and November 11 Good Cows and Heifers, some in ‘ milk and to calve May and June 18 Well bred One to Three-year-o d Steers and Heifers 2 Cows and Calves 25 Strong Calves, four to nine months old Hereford Bull, verv quiet 2 Shorthorn Bulls, H and 2 years old 8 Bacon Pit's, 4 Young Pigs, Sow j : * and Young ! 2 Staunch Farm Horses J 1 Three-year-old Gelding, by LowdLen j Tam, staunch, any harness I 1 Four t year - old Hack Mare, by [ Patchem, fast trottter and good in harness " 1 Liglit Man-, foal at foot by and in foal again to Prince Fergus Riding Mare, in foal to Prince Fergus Stock Horse . 4 One to Two -|year-old Colts, by Prince Fergus 150 Fresh Full-mouth Crossbred and ! y ■' Longwool Ewan 40 Merino Ewes, two >* tooth to fresh full 20 -Two to Fonr*to’oth Longwool Ewes 4 Rix-tooth Lincoln Rams, bred by late J. McNico! and Bossnko Set Four-leaf Reversible Harrows, wit 1 J ends to work two, three or four eaves S.F, Plough, hy Sinden , Hornsby Reaping and Mowing Machine. Ha nd Chaffcutter, Avery’s Weighing Machine . .. Etc., Etc., Etc. Luncheon at 11.30 ; sale at 12 o’clock ■ ■ . sharp. W. J. HUNTER, , ... , Auctioneer. TBURSDAY, APRIL 4. The, undersigned has received instructions from Mrs Robert Bruce to sell on the farm, Whatawhatn, on Thursday, April . 4th, 1 about nnn H E A D CATTLE aVU principally steers, 1£ to 4 voars old " 10 Working Bullosks and Gear H 'rses ~j D.F. Plough, Courtland Waggon, Weighing Machine,|ete. , At 12 o’clock. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. W. ' J. ~U N?T ER, Auctioneer.

DRAPERY, MILLINERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, at HETHERIHGTOi & CO.S “Te.Aroha House." •? Hetherington & Co. Make a pra tice of commencing each season with ENTIRELY NEW GOODS, and are therefore determined to clear the whole of the Summer stock at YERY GREAT REDUCTIONS so as to carry none .of it over for next season. THIS IS NOT A SALE OF RUBBISH, NOR THE ACCUMULATION OF YEARS, BUT A GENUINE CLEARANCE OF PERFECTLY NEW & SEASONABLE GOODS, BOUGHT QUITE RECENTLY BY S. HETHERINGTON, WHILE IN ENGLAND. Prints...A great variety from 3s lid per dozen Crepones...A large assortment (worth B<l to iOd per yard) reduced to 4s 1 Id per dozen Dress Materials... Reduced to 3s lid per dozen, former price 6-Jd yard Flannelettes... A large stock of these goods from 2s lid doz Shirting... Heavy Flax Shirting at 4sd yard Art Mu.-lins...Newest designs from 3d yard Cretonnes... Good patterns from 2£d yard Dimity...(white and striped), a large variety of choice patterns equally cheap Table Damask...(unbleached), 10H worth Is 2d per yard White Calico... Special line at 3s lid dozen Twill Sheeting... Wide, white, reduced to 9£d per yard Turkish Towels... White and unbleached, from 4|d each Check Apron Cloth... Reduced to worth 6|d Tea Coseysat Is 2d each. Door Mats at Is 4d each Tapestry Cirpets...From Is 4d yard ■ American Leatber..;Suitable for Table Corel’S, from 10§d a yard Linoleums...A large stock of Linoleums at greatly reduced prices during Cash Sale Ladies’Blouses,..Large assortment from li-Ji to*2s 6d each ■ . Ladies’Hose...From 4|-d per pair , Tan Kid Gloves...At Is 8d Dust Cloaks... Newest shapes, 3s lid, 8s 6d,.135.9d Ladies' Costumes... Tweed and Serge (made up), at 11s, 14s 9d, and 16s 6d Dressing Gowns... From 6s lid each —MILLINERY— A Choice Selection of this season’s Millinery and Millinery Requisites to be cleared at Exceptionally Low Prices. GREAT REDUCTIONS THROUGHOUT CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Men’s Heavy Tweed Suits... Reduced to 17s 9d „ „ Trousers for 58 lid Boy’s Washing Suits...At 3s 91 Boy’s Serge Suits... From 3s 3d Men’s Flannelette Shirts...for is 6d (special line) Men’s Merino Socks...At 4|d per pair Soft Felt H its,..From Is 3d Straw Hats...Meu’s and Boy’s, to be sold regardless of cos; «eax>CsO<K>" BOOT DPARTMESSST —Our heavy and well-assorted stock of Boots and Shoes will be sold remarkably cheap during Clearing Cash- Sale;. The above are only a few samples of the general reductions that are made throughout the entire stock during the sale. Sale Commences—Si TURDM ¥, FEB. 1 6th—Sale Commences. „dphib«d««™h»»««« ■« «««■*»■ jagjijn «■■■>> ggJJJjasoßoji! .jßiijiijao.H Buna »d mi •9 DRAPERY ; MILLINERY, & BOOT WAREHOUSE, T Whitaker-street, Te Aroha. . "X

■ooG^Dec WEEK!! Run / ■ Run ! Run S fast as your legs can carry you, and get some of the BARGAINS at the NORTHERN CLOTHING & DRAPERY COMPANY’S SALE. GOODS IP NOT SOLD THIS WEEK WILL BE THROWN INTO THE GUTTER. v • •• HEAD THE FOLLOWING PRICE LIST OF A FEW OF THE MANY THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS TO BE HAD 1497-yards of Smardon Cashmere, all* colors, pure wool, at Is 6d the yard, ' worth its weight in Palace gold. 4321 yards of Habit Cloth, double width, colours navy,‘grey and mytrtle, at Is 3d'’the yard, cheap at 3s 6d the yard. 537 yards of Welsh Flannel at 8d the yard, worth, twice the money.. 054 Ladies’, and’ Children’s Ulsters, .. from.3B 6d to 7s 6d, usually sold* from 16s to 40s each.' Large Size Heavy Bush Rugs, 4s lid each. " - ’' V;' ' Strong-Ticking, 6d the yard, cheap as chips at is Id the yard. 2792. yards of beautiful French Crepe Cretonne, dt‘ 3Jd* the yard, honest value for lOd the yard. Vo . • 250 Pairs of Men’s .Strong Tweed Trousers, at 4s 6d the pair; worth : 10s 6d, and wear like leather. 500 Boys’ and Youths’ Tweed and Serge Knicker Suits, from 2s lid. Men’s Strong Working Shirts, Is 6d each, can’t wear them out. Boot Laces given- away for. a mere song. Men’s an Boy’s Regatta Shirts, from 2s lid each, v , r 597 dozen Men’s Merino Sox, 4id the pair, worth 9d. ;; Children’s Sox, Pd the pair. ’ Boxes of Paper Collars given away. Men’s, Boy’s and Youth’s Overcoats, Ties, Hats, and thousands of other . articles to be sold at Slaughtering „■ .Prices. , ~ on iapinnas>vaaniacDßK9csiaoncga«B n DOSVFT FOSGET THE ADDRESS - Tliih:iortfi&r®.Slßth!sg & praperf Company • :i~qo jo..To' ; jro'vV ixi' WHITAKER-ST., TE AROHA.

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Te Aroha News, Volume XI, Issue 1722, 16 March 1895, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Te Aroha News, Volume XI, Issue 1722, 16 March 1895, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Te Aroha News, Volume XI, Issue 1722, 16 March 1895, Page 3

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