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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 113, 4 March 1886, Page 3

FEIDaY, MABCH sth, 1886. , AT STEATHENDEIE, NEAB HALCOMBE. HALCOMBE AND SHEEWILI will sell by public auction tin following — Wool press (Speedie's), chaf cutter, dray, iron anc corrugated iron tanks boilers, copper, ploughs various tools, horse-hoe harrows, a few articles o: household furniture anc bcddmg, 4 hacks Sale at 2 p.m. HALCOMBE & SHEBWILL, Auctioneers, WEDNESDAY, 10th MARCH. HALCOMBE & SHERWILL have been favored with instructions from Messrs McLeod and Cameron to sell by auction at Ponsbourne, Milner's Line, Carnarvon (lately m the occupation ol Mr Whiteman), as above — 13 quiet milking cows, with calves and to calve 5 cows and calves 9 good store cows 9 yearling to 1 Smonths steers 12 yearling to 1 Smonths heifers 5 mixed weavers 1 well bred bull 300 good breeding owes 275 good breeding ewes 400 good woolly lambs 100 good ewes 120 lambs in wool 11 pure bred Lincoln rams Horses and pigs FARM IMPLEMENTS. — Tip cart, Reid & Groy double furrow jriough, with swingle trees, zig-zag harrows, English built waggonette, buggy harness, cart harness, saddlery, 400 gallon tank. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of drawing, dining, and bed room furniture ; also, kitchen uteusils. The furniture and crockery have all been recently imported from England. They are of a very handsome and elegant description, and almost new. An excellent opportunity offered to any one desirous of furnishing- Details of furniture may be obtained from the Auctioneers. Without Reserve. Sale at 1.30 p.m. Luncheon provided, Also, on account of other vendors — 300 2 to 8-tooth ewes 250 good breediug ewes 1 '0 ewes 100 ewes 100 lambs in wool HALCOMBE & SHERWILL, Auctioneers. WARWICK STREET SALE YARDS FEILDING. THURSDAY, MARCH 11th. UALCOMBE AJS T D SHERWILL will sell as above — 20 fat cows 6 Forward heifers 5 dairy cows 30 3»year old bullocks 30 3-yr-oid bullocks 40 3 vr old bullocks _it IS months sieers 2o 18 months steers 12 2 year old steers 15 2-tooth pure Line In rams, bred by Mi Wilson. Heat en Park 10 6 tt-oth rams, bred by Mr Mor rison. Fern Flat-, Marton 6 7. and 8«tooth Lincoln rams 3 5 bred Uotnney — Lincoln rams 2 Uotnney rains from the late Major Willis's fl-.ck 5 2-tooth Romney rams from rams and ewes purchased from the late Major Willis 6 6-tooth jj bred rams, bred by Mr Saxon 200 lambs in wool .60 fat sheep 130 pure Romney lambs in wool. 100 pure Romney ewe hoggets 200 Romney enes 200 lambs 60 lambs in wool 100 store ewes 100 breeding ewes 100 shorn lambs 300 2-tooth and full-mouthed ewes 50 store wethers 100 store ewes 150 ewes 100 lambs Sale at 1 p.m. W, READING, BOOKSELLEE, STATIONEE, & FANCY GOODS IMPOETEB, Manchester Street, Feilding, Has now on view a Grand Stock ol Christmas and New Year Cards and Presents of all descriptions. Picture Books, Dolls, Toys, and Fancy Articles in endless variety. Splendid lot of Reward Books, Novels, Novelettes, Music, &c. Choice selection of Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaccos, Pipes, and all smokers' requisites. The Circulating Library is increasing in popularity, and the Fancy Work Department, under the personal management of Mrs Reading, is becoming a favorite institution with the ladies of the district. Libraries, Schools, Bazaars, &c, most liberally dealt with. THE DENBIGH HOTEL, FEILDING. W. T WATTS, Proprietor (Late of Albion Hotel, Wellington). IT is the intention ol Mr Watts to make this the Best Appointed Hotel on the West Coast. None but the Best Brands of Wine, Beer, Spirits, and LiqHeurs will be sold. Good Baths. An excellent Billiard Boom, with a Skilled Marker. Livery and Bait Stables. Table d'hote 1 o'clock.