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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 4, 20 June 1885, Page 3

Auctions SALE OF FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1885, At 2 p.m. HALCOMBE & SHERWILL will sell at their rooms — A choice collection of JbVuit Trees, Flowering Shrubs, Ornamental and Forest Trees, &c, from the nursery of Mr James Laird, of Wanganui. HALCOMBE AND SHERWILL'S STOCK SALES. "TTENDORS and Purchasers at our V Stock Sales are hereby informed that we have excellent paddocks for the convenience of Cattle and Sheep coming to or going from our sales, the free use of which is offered to our clients a day or two prior or aftor our sale days. TUESDAY, JUNE 23. AI SALE YARDS, FEILDING. STEVENS AND GORTON will sell by public auctiou as above — 25 3-yr steers 25 2-yr steers 21 cows in calf 22 weaners, mixed 10 fat cows 1 0 3-yr steers 20 mixed cattle 500 lambs 100 fat ewes 50 store ewes 55 ewes in lamb 20 2-yrs steers 20 3-yrs steers 12 Bershire pigs 2000 Berbery hedge plants 1000 box thorn plants Sale at 1 o'clock. NOTICE. MESSRS STEVENS & GORTON HAVE authorised the undersigned to paddock all stock intended for their auction sales, free of charge or expense to vendors. Secure fences. Feed and water good. All cax*e will be taken but no responsibility. D. E. AMESBURY. Notices HAMILTON'S CASH DRAPERY MARKET. THAT WE SELL CHEAPER And give better Value than any house in FEILDINO HAS been proved most unmistakably during the past few weeks, since nre hare re-opened our well-known and iustly appreciated Cheap Drapery Market. Hundreds hare availed themselves of eur Gash System of doing business. OUR OPENING SUCCESS has been complete, and no effort will be spared on our side to extend and preserve our rapidly increasing BUSINESS. During the past week we have been busy opening a large let of New Goods just landed, and which will be found the best value ever placed before the publio of Feilding. WE REFRAIN from quoting prices, as they are misleading to the public, and no genuine test of true cheapness. OUR GOODS AND PRICES we are satisfied cannot be excelled, wo only ask ONE AND ALL TO GIVE us a fair trial, the result of which we already anticipate. REMEMBER OUR RULE : ONE PRICE ONLY, AND STRICTLY CASH OVER THE COUNTER. HENRY DONKIN, Manager. mOWN HALL, FEILDING. Short Season Only, Commencing TUESDAY, June 23rd, 1885. THOMPSON'S COLOSSAL DIORAMA OF THE BOUDAN WAR. The most perfeet Diorama ever put before the New Zealand public; Soudan "War and Nile ' Expedition. ; Death of General Gordon. Gallant rescue of Sir Charles Wilson. British Ironclads. Grand Mechanical Bombardment. Grand Mechanical' March Past, and 50 other magnificent pictures painted specially for this production. • ■ A Grand Presentation of GIFTS. ' ' Grand Afternoon •' Performance for School Children on Wednesday, when each and every chjld wiU, receive a Present. Prices to suit the time — 3s, and 2s j Children, 6d. ■'„.. CHAS. BENNETT; Agent; " NOTICE. ~ IMPOUNDED . off the property of; Mr Henry Rutherford, of ; Feild-, : ing, on t!he, 14th June, 1.885, one.blaek ■ horse, branded H on off shoulder, shod i all round. If not claimed antLexpenses paid will be. sold.. by- public auction on ! the 29th June, 1885, at 13. o'clock noon ! in accordance with the Impounding \ '" °'. ; JAMES McMANUS,' .M •■■' Pouadkeeper.