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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 78, 13 March 1883, Page 3

Auctions "^THURSDAY, MARCH 15. \T THEIR YARDS. WARWICKSTREET, FEILDING. ifjr A LCOMBE AND SHERWILL ij. wili sell by public auction -as above, under instructiui.* from A. VV. F. Halcombe, Esq., and other vendors — 10h:-ad beef 58 2^ & 3-year-old steers 30 cows and calves (splendid quality) 40 yearlings 8 18-month old heifers •50 ewes 50 fat ewes 100 fat sheen 1 draught colt 1 „ filly Several good hacks & ponies 1 pure pedigree bull " Bex que," (see N. Z. herd book ) Sale at 1.30 -p.m, FRIDAY, MARCH 16th. AT TIJE SALE YARDS, AWAHU'RL T E V ENS and O R TO N Will sell by Public Auction as above 20 beef 34 forward steers •20 '-.^-year-old steers lo yearling steers 20 mixed cattle 200 good breeding ewes 20 0 store wethers 150 stove ewes 15 mixed yearlings Sale at 1 o'clock. STEVENS _£ GORTON, Auctioneers, Bulls and Palmerston. BY~~UKDEK OF MtRIGAGEE IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD PhOPERTY. THE UNDERSIGNED HA* received instructions to sell by Public Auction, at the Denbigh Hoi el, Feilding, on Saturday, the 17th March, at 2 p.m. ; — hural Section, No 247, Kiwitea, containing 223 acres, more •or less, with all improvements thereon (lately owned and occupied by Mr Harcourt, Brewer). This really first class property is situated on the Kimbolton Road, and has likewise a boundary frontage to the Oroua River. The property is nearly all under grass, and a number of buildings have been erected thereon. Taken with its natural advantages this property may safely be considered as one of the best in the now celebrated Kiwitea District. A considerable portion of the Purchase Money can remain on mortgage at nine per cent, if so desired by the purchaser. For any further particulars re terms or title, apply to JAMES LINTON, Auctioneer, Palmerston North. Shoemakers W. CAMPBELL, Bootmaker, Kimbolton Road, Feilding. THE Prices and Quality of his goods wiil defy competition. Boots and shoes made on the shortest notice, and style and fit guaranteed Charges moderate. ~ F. KEi-N, HAVING purchased the whole of the stock in the Bankrupt Estate of M. Keen, is prepared to sell the following at 20 percent less than costprice : — Ladies' Kid Boots, from 6s Gent's W. T. from 12s 6d „ . Elastic Mdes, calf, from lis 6d Boy's extra strong-nailed boots and Youths' ditto; from 6s 6d and 8s „ Shoes, from lis 6d A large assortment of boys and girls copper-toed and babies boots, from half-a-crown. No reasonable offer for cash refused. All descriptions of boots and shoes made and repaired. p # S. — All accounts owing in the estate of M. Keen must be paid within 14 days, to me, or proceedings will be taken for their recovery. FRED. KEEN. Selling Off ! ! Selling Off I li GREAT BARGAINS. £_ Q VENDS EN. boot and shoeIJ! *J maker, notifies that he has now removed to his new premises ext to Pollock's Temperance Hotel, j and intends to hold a GENUINE CLEARING SALE Of his present stock ot first-class boots and shoes. The goods will be sold very cheap. ; Note the aGdress— '" ' ' \ Opposite the Borough Council ; • , Chambers, 'Manchester Street, Feilding.