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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 79, 2 January 1892, Page 3

» ■ ■ . ; VALUABLE LEASES '' T . " . — of— EDUCATION RESERVES ' —FOR— : ' ' '.' . '"'"'.'' SALE BY AUCTION. AT PALMERSTON NORTH, ' :' ■ . —ON— . •." .^ ; TUESDAY, JANUAEY, 1892; See Schedules at Post Offices or enquire of the Auctioneers. STEVENS & GORTON, i. Palmerston North. Ist December, 1892. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 6, 1892.' HALCOMBE SALE YARDS. Staiiway Road. WM. TRIMBLE will hold , his , next Sale of stock as above. Entries received by Mr Purkiss, of Halcombe, or by the undersigned* : Entries, solicited. --. , % TMMBLB, : ; .Auctioneer. AT BOROUGH iSAL^YAIIDS, Palmerstpn N. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7. STE YEN S.&.GQ ETON will sell by public auction as above — : ■• 40 first-class weaners 100 cows and calves 25 forward cows 20 prime fat bullocks 20 fat cows 10 3-year bullocks 35 forward cows 23 mixed hand-fed cattle 15 8-year bullocks 25 forward cows 40 yearlings and 18-months 30 young cows 30 2 and 3 year steers 200 breeding ewes 120 breeding ewes 70 6 and 8-tooth ewes 2000 first-class breeding ewes, a good line 500 well-bred 2-tooth ewes 300 ewes and lambs 150 fat wethers | 150 forward wethers 100 ewes and lambs 200 well-bred 4-tooth Eomney ewes 450 breeding ewes, 2, 4, and fresh full- mouth 90 shorn ewes 250 2-tooth ewes ' 430 2-tooth wethers 90 shorn ewea 1 00 2 and 4-tooth wethers Also, — : On account of A. H. Brisco, Esq.,— ; lOOb'4-tddth Lincoln ewes, bred, by the Honorable J. D..Or-: mond ' . i The auctioneers would call special attention to this Hue of sheep as one of the best lots ever offered on this j coast. ; • . ; ! Also,— , * j On account of E. G. Eiddiford, Esq,— j , . 450 2, 4 a,nd 8-tooth breeding; ewes ■ ' ! ' ■' ' ! A 150,.- j 150 young Lincoln ewes from the< Poatatua , . ■„■< \ No horses can be taken for this eale.! "". ■'_/ ; ; Sale at 1 p.m. '■/ ;/ ; / j STEVENS & GORTON, ] \ Auctjoheers.; lAQI CHBI6TMAS I QQI I I.Oofl. display at IQS/IW. CARTHEW'S; ~ * WILL far and .away : ' surpass '< the .displays of previous : years, and the stock which is now '■ fully opened up, contains a thousand and one novelties nevw seenjinT , the colonies; before, ; : ;• Tremendous stock of Ladies' ; : bags, corapauionsv. fancy basket- ] ware, writing cases, workboxes, purses, and leather goods too nur\ merous to mention. . "A Fancy goods and Japanese ware ;> in such a variety that no advertise- « 32 ment will give a correct idea. jt» g Toys selected from the best Ger- {^ En man and English firms, which is a xj £3 guarantee that the variety and "A quality are everything that could h g be desired. Dolls a specialty, having been g imported direct from the manufac fd p? turer in Germany. S The toy of the season is the • Harmless Pistol with vacuum ar« ""*$ roWj price 3/6Christmas cards and booklets in all the newest designs. The threepenny, sixpenny, and shilling tables are loaded with all the newest toys and fancy goods of the season. The Exhibition is now open, and visitors will find it to be like some fairy scene. WILLIAM CARTHEW, Fancy Goods Importer, Peilding. P~~H(ENIX ASSURANCE COMPANY, OF LONDON, [Established 18,7^,1 Risks taken, at Lowest Current Rates. HUGH L. SHERWILL, District Manager,. Offices — Kimbolton Road, Fe^lding, ( and Hankiua 1 #u.Udmgs, The Square, Palmerston North. : A. ATKINS, ' ~~^ (Fellow. EoyaHnst, British Architects, : Assoc. Memb. Jn.st. Oivty Engineers.) ABUHITEGT, WANGANUI. MR, ATKINS makes periodical visits throughout the District. Mr H. L. Sherwill will arrange interviews. .