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Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 74, 20 December 1888, Page 3

FEILDING SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2 Ist, (Instead of 27th, as per caleudur, it >• bring 1 iv Xinas week.) T R V E N S & GORT O N O W 'M se ll by public auction as above — < 5d empty cows and calves 24 2 year steers 1- forward bullocks 10 mixed yenr to 15-monihs 15 forward 4 year bullocks 6 forward cows jj 10 fat cows 60 fat sheep 1 good set single buggy harness (second hand) ', Also, — .' AT THE SALE ROOMS. On account of tho Feilding Jockey Club, the following privileges for the Hack Race Meeting, December 27th — l Gates s Saddling Paddock f Nos. 1 and 2 Publican's Booths Horse Paddock Correct Cards ; and Lawful Games Also, — The Makino Butter and Cheese Factory, 1 acre of Land, and Plant, consisting of — 1 De Laval's Cream Separator 1 Dutch Churn and Fixings 24 Milk-carrying Cans, from 10 • gals 24 Cheese Vats, 20 to 50 lbs 1 Milk-settiug Vat 3 400 gal Iron Tanks "Weighing Machine, and all utensils necessary for Butter and Cheese making* Note. — Should the Factory not be sold as a whole the Utensils will bo put up separately. Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. STEVENS & GORTON. Auctioneers. J7<BEEMAN K. JACKSON & GO'S i. Stock Sales fok December. Waverley ... ... Monday, 17 Wauganui ... ... Wednesday, 19 Palmer ston ... Thursday, 20 Johnsonville ... Wednesday, 26 Waverley ... ... Monday, 31 FRi-EMAN R. JACKSON & CO., Auctioneer. A MERKY CH ISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL. 110 make this Festive Season one of Rejoicing to Young and Old, has been a matter of careful study with me, and I have Imported Goods which will in every way be found suitable for Christmas and New Year Presents. My Buyer at Home has been very successful in Purchasing some >plendid Lines : the best value I have ever opened, consisting of 10 Cases ex Aorangi and lonic. To describe my stock in an ndvertiwcment would be impossible. COME & SEE ! COME & SEE ! My Store Rooms will be converted 'into a FANCY FAIR during the Holidays. Admission Free. Come and see the wonderful Threepenny Table Sixpenny Table Shilling Table Fancy Goods ; a magnificent assortment, Nick Nacks, of surprising value. Toys ; quite a marvel in variety and cheapness ; All the Annuals just received. Prize Books ; one of the lar<j.:st stocks on the Coast Booklets ; twenty varieties. Diarys for 1889. Christmas Cards as usual. WILLIAM CARTHEW, Manchester Street, Feilding. THOROUGH ELECTION. TOTHE BURGESSES of FEILDING. Ladies & Gentlemen, — Having been requested by a large body of the independent electors of Feilding to become a Candidate to fill the vacancy caused by the election 1 of Dr Monckton to the position of Mayor, I have consented, because I believe I can be of good service to my fello.v burgesses. It will be my duty, 1 if I am returned, to continue the policy of retrenchment recently inau--1 gurated in the Council. ' The electors cauuot be too careful ■ in watching the Public Works expenditure, and I am opposed to burdening the ratepayers with new loans 2 unless absolutely necessary, and proved to be, without doubt, for the good of the ratepayers and the Borough at , large. Should you consider me worthy of - your support, I pledge myself to guard your interests and uso every endeavour to deserve and retain your - confidence. i I am, Ac, Your Obedient Servant, JOHN GOULD. ~GIC HARD'S CASH GROCERY STORE, Corker Manchesteu & Grfy Streets, FEILDING. E. B. GICHARD, 0 P)EGS to announce that he has yy openod the above store, and trusts, by keeping none but the Best and Freshest Goods, combined with Moderate Charges for Cash, to merit a share of public patronage. All lines in Groceries, comprising TeaSj Sugars, Flour, Cured Fish : Confectionery, Fresh Fruit, &c, kepi in Btock. Cash Buyer of Eggs, Butter, am Produce generally.