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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 156, 27 June 1891, Page 3

AT BOROUGH SALE YAKDSi Pamierston N. TdURSDAY, 2nd JULY. STEVENS & GOR TON • 'wiil sell by public auction as above— .'.■ 20 prime fat cows 9 2-year heifers - 25 cows ' 200 woolly hoggets ■ 150 ewes in lamb - 200 ewes in lamb ■ 1 « 80 fat 'sheep 100 ewes in lamb 220 forward wethers 1 waggon and team of 4 horses Horses, etc. ■ Alsoj — On account of Mr J. Lane, and without reserve — The draught entire " Pirate ' 3 well. known draught horses 1 broad' tire' tip dray 1 set shaft harness 2 sets leading harness Sale at 1 p.m. STEVENS & GORTON, i r , Auctioneers. .GREAT CLEARING SALE. , ; WEDNESDAY, Bth JULY, 1891. At 'Mßf J. MILLER'S, RESIDENCE, Ley's Line, Feilding. At 12.30 p.m. WM. TRIMBLE has received instructions from Mr Mirxtu (who is leaving the district) to sell las above, — The pure- bred Olydesdale stallion " Knockdon ''. 1 draught gelding, by Knockdon, broken to harness • 1 draught mare, by Both well 1 draught mare, by Glengarry 1 grey hack, 6-year-old, by Javelin 1 tip dray, 4-inch tire, harvest frame ■ 1 draught horse 1 double furrow and 1 potato .plough 1 set diamond harrows, 4 leaf 1 Massey's reaper and binder, worked one season 1 Wood's reaper aud binder 500 bushels oats 2 tons potatoes 200. ewes 100 ewes in lamb A lot of harness, sundries, and scarifier 1 trap horse, harness and cart 1 handsome double buggy Lunch provided. ' WM. TRIMBLE, • Auctioneer. Settlors having stock to dispose of are respectfully solicited to enter them for this sale. , .. * PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WM.' TRIMBLE has receiyod instructions from Mr Jas. Laird, of Wanganui, to hold a sale of Trees from his celebrated Nursery Westmere, about middle of July. Particulars in future Advertisement. WM. THIMBLE, Auctioneer. LADIES' EMPORIUM. MISS STEWART begs to inform the Ladies of Feilding and District that sh6 has opened up a new Display of choice Winter Millinery, and that the same is now on view at her Establishment, corner of Kimboltbn Road* and Manchester Square, Feilding, Miss S, li'*s now on band a fine assortment of Hats, Plus-lies, Velvets, l?ib bons, Laces, Flowers, Feathers, Fancy Aprons, Wool and Felt Skirts. Corsets, Hosiery, Kid and Cashmere Gloves, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Wool Shawls, Crewel Silks, Drasene, Macrame Thread, Wools of all kind's. Fancy Goods, and a stock of superior Dress Linings. The Dressmaking Department is under immediate and efficient super- ! vision of ' Miss Scott, a lady fully qualified in all the latest Parisian and Fashionable Styles of Dress and Mantle making. Mourning orders promptly executed. Agent for Miss Bacon's Fancy Goods. NOTIFICATION UNDER THE V 'CEMETERIES ACT, 1882." rpHE undersigned Members of the X Church of the Province of New Zealand commonly called "The Church of England-" being desirous that the land described in the schedule hereto should be set apart as a Burial Ground, to be used for the exclusive interment of the Members of the said Church, and having obtained the sanction of the Colonial .Secretary for this purpose, do hereby in pursuance" of section No. 48 of " The Cemeteries Act, 1882," declare the said land to be dedicated and open as a Burial Ground, to be used exclusively as aforesaid. SCHEDULE. All that piece or parcel of Land being part of section numbered 230, on the plan of the Township of Sandon, comprising one acre or thereabouts, on which the Church of St. Agnes, Kiwitea, is erected, excepting thereout that portion of the land upon which the said Church stands, Kiwitea, 20th June, 1891. , "W. D. M. Banks A. H. M. Banks E. A. Knyvett A. Boshnr K. Lockyer G. P. Church C. M. Church R. Otway French James Corry Henry H. Pitcher J. E. li. Varley Kobt. Kidd J. R. Johnston D. E. Johnston Helen R. Levett Maud Harvey Reg. C. Templar Walter Johnston -ArtHuV -Johnston A. A. N. A. Templa "W. H. Bailey B. S. Carver Philip Mussen Virginia Hayman Henrietta M. Jacob Earnest E. Wells Arthur £Terrn,on JChuruh, of England, Minister of Feild