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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 148, 25 May 1886, Page 3

l. 11 i ■ ==^ — - THURSDAY, 27th MAY. AT FEDLDING SALE YARDS. STEVENS AND GORTON will sell by public auction as j above- '- --1 12 fat cows 1 60 8-yr-old bullocks 1 50 very well-bredyearling steers 1 25 18-mo to 2-yr. steers 1 12 store cows 12 fat cows and heifers 8 2-yr quiet heifers 5 milch cows 1 10 cows in calf 8 8-yr steers 8 2-yr steers ! ..... ,100 ewes. in lamb to pure bred Lincoln rams lOOp good Lincoln lambs (1000) 140 priuie lat ewes ■ '• ' 150 lambs in wool 140 forward ewes \ 75 fat ewes 50 lambs The purebred Ayrshire Bull 1 -, " Sir James," 4 yr-old ;''•-'■• 6 weaner pigs, by a pure bred • ■■•■■' China boar '-— Berkshire sow Sale at 1 o'clock. FRUIT TREE SALE. HALCOMBE AND SHERWDLL, under instructions . from Mr Alexander Laird, Nursei-yman, of Wanganui, will sell by Public Auc.ion at their Rooms, on SATURDAY, 29th MAY— A large and varied assortment ■ - * ■ of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Pot Plants, Hedge Plants, &c, &c. Sale at 2 p.m. HALCOMBE & SHERWILL, Auctioneers, EREEMAN R. -JACKSON'S STOCK SALES For May. St. Hill street Wednesday, May 26 And at St. Hill Street every Saturday, for Horses, Drays, Harness and Poultry. St. Hill Street Sales comnence at noon ; Waverley at 1.80 p.m. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer, Wang.anui and Waverley. FEILPING BOBOUGH COUNCIL. ANNUAL ELECTION OF ACJOXTORS. I^TOTICE h hereby given Mint the XN followiug nominations have lieen received by me— BEATTIE, James GOODBEHERE, Edmund PICKEIISGILL, Ely A Poll for the Election of Two of the above-named Candidates will take place at the Borough Council Office, Feilding, on TUESDAY, the Ist day 'of June next, between the hours of 9 a.m. and.- 6 p.*u. Dated this 25th day of May, 1886. GEO. C. HILL, .-.,'. Returning Officer. ; ; .; NOTICE. IN thanking n-ynumerouscustomers fortheir liberal patronage during the eight years I have been in business in Feilding, I now have to inform them it is my intention to relinquish business, and leave tbe District. I have therefore to request that all Outstanding Accounts be paid forthwith, or not later 'than June 24th, 1886. 8...8. GICHARD. ~ FOR SALE. A FIRST CLASS BUTCHERY. BUSINESS, Established for Eight Years. Apply to — E. B. GICHARD, Smithfield Butchery, Manchester Street. I WIL L I A M CARTHEW, [ Bookseller, Stationer, and I Fancy Goods- Importer, Manchester street, Feilding. t TS Agent for the following Period!- --! X : cais, at the under-mentioned pricep per annum, paid in advanceLadies' Journal 15s, Bow Bells 15s, • Delineator 10s, Le Moniteur de la Mode 20s, Myria's Journal 10s, Tailoi and Cutter 15s, Scientific Americar . 255, American Agriculturalist 7s, Ne^ 1 Zealand Farmer 10s, Harper's Month ■■* ly 15s, Family Herald 10s, Familj c Reader 9s, Sunday at Home 9s, Lei l * sure Hour 9s, Boys' Paper 9s, Girls Paper 9s, Nineteenth Century 87s 6d London Society • 15s, Longman'i Magazine 9s, Phonetic Journal 9s * English jlechanio 16s, Amateuj Work 9s. „ . ..-.-■,. The above are only a few of th< Periodicals for which I am Agent .' Others at equally low prices. r ' c Any' Book or Periodical not in stocl ..■ ordered by tbe next out^o|ng; Mail Allit>.RE:S :^|pl-i A L 0 ON "* -\'l|_^i^p^t?s^aDßT» .' J 'AAL^mlm open.-. . %^fo>y :: ' •: •■—,__..;;.'" r* } 'A Choioe Brands of Tobricoo. aM ■" o . JOHN .; |RO^IET()Ii