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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 64, 17 November 1892, Page 3

FEILDING HORSE SALE. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19th. FEILDING SALE YARDS. GORTON AND SON will sell by publis auction, as above, — Draught Horses, Harness Horses, and Hacks. SPECIAL ENTRIES. ; 1 pair buggy ponies, awarded first prize Palmerston Show On account of Messrs Hocken Bros. — 3 first-class draught horses 3 good light harness horses 1 good hack Sale at 1 p.m. GORTON & SON, Auctioneers. COLTTOK SALE YARDS. TUESDAY, 29th NOVEMBER. RS. ABRAHAM will sell by , public auction as above, — 20 2*year steers 11 cows and calves 20 mixed yearlings 10 2ijeaf steers 1 3-year Shorthorn Bull 400 ewes and lambs 150 4»tooth ewes, and lambs 400 ewes and lambs 250 shorn 4-tooth wethers 270 good woolly florets 100 ewes and lambs 500 ewes and lambs 100 ewes and lambs 50 fat lambs 50 fat maiden ewes 50 prime fat lambs 60 fat ewes (heavy weights) Sale at 1 o'clock. FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO.'S STOCK SALES for NOV., 1892. Wauganm, . . . . Wednesday, 16 Palmerston Thursday, 17 Wayerley, . . . . Monday, 21 Johnsonville, . . . . Wednesday, 23 Ashurst, . . . . Saturday, 29 Wanganui, . . . . Wednesday, 30 OETON AND SON'S STOCS SALES for NOVEMBER, 1892, Marton, . . • • Tuesday, 22 Feildingi . . . . Friday, 25 HENRY DUGGAN, TAILOR AND HABIT^MAKER, Fekgusson Street j (Next to Barraud and Abraham's) HAS commenced Business, as above, with a nice selection of English and Colonial Tweeds and Worsted Coatings, suitable for spring and summer wear. All the latest styles and patterns to select from. Moderate prices. THE RED HOUSE, FEILDING. CHANGE OF PROPRIETORSHIP. SJ. THOMPSON begs to inform , his Friends and Customers, and the General Public, that he has sold his business at the Red House, Feilding, to Messrs Wm. Gruar and Co., and whilst thanking them for the support so generously accorded to him in the past, desires to solicit a continuance of the same for his successors. S. J. THOMPSON. WM. GRUAR & CO. beg to announce to the Public of Feilding, and surrounding districts, that it is their intention to carry on the business on the same lines as Mr Thompson has done; and they will endeavour, by keeping full stocks of first-class goods, and selling at lowest possible prices, combined with civility and attention, to merit a continuance of their patronage. WM. GRUAR & CO. WELLINGTON TO FOXTON. *TIHE s.s. QUEEN OF THE X SOUTH, Captain Harvey, will leave Wellington every MONDAY and THURSDAY. Foxton- every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. V. R. YOUNG, Agent s.s. Napier. FOR SALE— CHEAP. A SECOND-HAND De Laval Cream Separator in working order. Apply at this office. £2~BEWARD WILL be paid for the recovery of two Horses, strayed from the Pohangina River. One 3-year-old Filly, with 3 white feet, branded E on near shoulder; and one bay Pony, white stripe on face. Apply Star Office. GRASS TO LET. pf\ ACRES Splendid Grass, for Sheep only, for 12 months. Apply to D.JOHNSTON rT monta gv c , , Auctioneer, Valuator, Land, and General Commission Agent, General Auction Marts, THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON N., — AND — THE FEILDING SALE ROOMS. Sales conducted in all parts of the district. Accounts rendered day after sale. GEOEGE L. LAY, A CCOMMODATION HOUSE, JL*. AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER, PEMBERTON, Is now prepared to supply settlers with Stores of all descriptions. Also, to proyide comfortable accommodation to travelers. TOHN H. HEATON & MILLER Shipping, Commission, Custom House and Forwarding Agents, Pauama Street, WELLINGTON CAUTION. ANY Person found destroying Theatrical or other Bills affixed ou fences, hoardings, or othei-wi.se displayed, will bo prosecuted witli the utmost rigour of the law. R.F. HAYBITTLE.