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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 22, 1 August 1885, Page 3

FBEEMAN E. JACKSON'S STOCK SALES. St Hill Street... Wednesday, Aug. 5 Waverley ... Friday, Aug. 14 St. Hili Street... Wednesday, Aug. 19 Waverley ... Friday, Aug. 28 And at St. Hill Street every Saturday, for Horses, Drays, Harness and Poultry. St. Hill Street Sales commence at noon ; Waverley at 1.30 p.m. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer, Wanganui and Waverley. TUESDAY, AUGUST 4. AT AWAHURI SALE YARDS. STEVENS AND GORTON will sell by public auction as above — 20 beef 20 store cows 80 weaners, mixed 5 milch cows 25 cows and heifers 15 18-months heifers 20 cows and heifers 15 mixed yearlings 100 ewes in lamb 5 cows 20 young cattle 7 do do 10 milch cows 8 quiet heifers, in calf 20 store pigs 10 weaners Also, — 1 ton potatoes A good trap horse Sale at 1 o'clock. WEDNESDAY, sth AUGUST. Sale at 2.80 o'clock. BY OEDBB OP THE MOETGAGEE. ALBERT BARNS HAS received instructions from the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, to sell by public auction at his Booms, Taupo Quay, as above, the following Property : — Sections 49, 64, and 64a of subdivision E, Manchester Black, containing 519 acres, 3 roods, and 1 1 perches of Land. Title under the Land Transfer Act. ALBERT BARNS, Auctioneer. "Wanganui, 27th July, 1885. WARWICK STfiEET SALE YARDS, FEILDING. THUESDAY, AUGUST 6. HALCOMBE & SHEKWILL will sell by auction as above — 26 2 and 2^ year bullocks 20 12-months and g-yr steers 10 fat bullocks 16 fat cows 12 3-yr bullocks 10 2 yr steers 20 mixed cattle | 150 ewes in lamb 200 store evres \ 150 fat wethers 100 fat wethers 18') eires in lamb 130 lambs in wool 170 ewes in lamb 200 pure-bred Romney ewes in lamb to pure Romney rams 50 ewes in lamb 1 reaper and binder 12 cows and spayed heiferi 26 mixed cattle By order of the Mortgagee— 1 lot of farm implements. &c. 2 draught and hack horses Sale at 1 p.m. HALCOMBE & BHERWILL, Auctioneers. BALL AND EVENING WEA: . J. B. HAMILTON HAS much pleasure in advising the Ladies of Feilding of a variety of New Materials for Ball or Evening Wear just opened out, and something unusually choice. Indian Lawns Choice Evening Colors. Barleno Lace Cloths in Black, Cream, Old Gold, &c. French Sateens in shades never shown in this district before. Every Lady should see them. Ladies Evening Shoes in a variety of the most fashionable shapes and styles. Gents Court Shoes Dancing Pumps, Gloves, Ties, &c. Ladies Four and Six Clasp fastening Evening and Black Kid Gloves, splendid fitting. Oriental and other New Laces in endless profusion, and moderate in price. DRESSMAKING. This department will be under the management of Mrs Donkin, a thoroughly efficient Dressmaker. I have confidence in asking for a share of the patronage of •the Ladies of Feilding. Fit and Style unsurpassed. First-class work guaranteed. Charges strictly moderate, i J. B. HAMILTON, DRAPER AND CLOTHIER.