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Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 28, 16 August 1888, Page 3

."* Advertisements AT AWAHUEI SALE YARDS. TUESDAY, 21st AUGUST. STEVENS & .GORTON will sell by public auction as b above— 20 2 and 3-year-old steers 7 fat cows 18 good heifers t 18 mixed weaners J 9 18-months steers i' 1 10 well-bred weaners 5 fat cows 100 good ewe hoggets 500 4-tooth and upwards ewes, in lambs 800 ewes in lamb 100 dry mixed sheep 150 good mixed hoggets Sale at 1 o'clock STEVENS & GORTON, Auctioneers. I FREEMAN R. JACKSON & GO'S : Stock Sales for August. Johnsonville ... Wednesday, 22 Waverley Monday, 27 Wanganui Wednesday, 29 Sale of Horses, Drays, Harness, Poultry, &c, every Saturday at noon at St. Hill street, Wauganui. FRKEMAN R. JACKSON & CO., Auctioneer. MONEY! MONEY!! A LFRED Tj^ADE, WANTS MONEY! And for One Month will eive all a chance to Buy Extra Cheap For Oa«h. Having a Large Stock of Goods he must sell quick, and invites all to call and inspect. Marriage is made easy by him spUrns; Chests of Drawers at 35^, and Loukm^ Glasses from Is to 55 s. Washstand, Dressing-la Me. Looking Glass, and Jug and Basin for 255. All ether lines on the same low scale. Some good Iron Bedsteads cheap. Bemember A. EADE'S for Spring Mattresses, Mats, Bugs. China Matting (yard and yard and a half), Felt Carpet (yard and half). Spring Blind Rollers, j and Brooms of all sorts. Rocking Chairs, come and price. Child's High and Low Chairs. Funeral s promptly and cheaply furnished. W. B. Retemeyer, FEILDING PKODUCE STORES, Kimbolton Road, IS now prepared to supply Farmers and Settlers with every description of Farming Requisites. Tea, Sugar ; and Groceries, In Wholesale Parcels only. ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE BOUGHT AND SOLD. Wool Packs, Raadle, Oil, &c, also supplied. HOUSEHOLD and SMITHY COAL. Agent for — Gawler and Co.'s Cheltenham Sawmill. James Laird's Garden, Flower, and Grass Seed. EARLY SEED POTATOES. ETHODIST ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. SUNDAY. 19th AUGUST. Mr Gordon Forlong will preach in the morning on " Hath the witness in himself," and in the evening on " The rich man and Lazarus." Tea Meeting at the Army Barracks at 6 p.m. on Monday.' At the after meeting addresses and singing will be given. Tickets: Adults, 1/6; Children, 1/-