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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 74, 10 December 1892, Page 3

AT AWAHURI SALE YARDS. TUESDAY, 13th DECEMBER RS. ABRAHAM will sell by . public auction as above, — 10 quiet springing heifers 25 well-bred cows, with calves at foot 25 well «bred 3-jear heifers 10 3 'year heifers, in calf 10 fat bullocks 10 18 months steers 200 fat ewes 250 first-class 2-tooth wethers 100 ewes and lambs 3000 2-toolh LincoiD wethers, bred by Messrs Cooper and Knight, H.B. Also, — Part allotment 266, township of Awahuri, containing 33 perches, with j fonr-roomed cottage and stable thereon. Sale at 1 p.m. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16th, 1892. MESSRS F.~rT JACKSON & CO. have received instructions from Thomas Henson, Esq., of Mangaone Farm, Lee's Line (who has disposed of his farm,) to sell by public auction, — 600 Lincoln ewes, with 80 per cent of lambs, in lots 250 2-tooth ewes 250 2-tooth wethers 40 fat sheep 10 Lincoln rams 120 2-tooth ewes 4 yearliiigs 2 draught horses 1 draught mare 1 two-year-old filly, by Country Boy 1 yearling colt, by Country Boy 1 light draught mare, with foal at foot 2 two-year draught flllies 1 yearling draught filly 1 draught mare, with foal at foot 1 Deering reaper and binder 1 Lowdown Buckeye binder 1 reaper and mower 1 D.F. plough 1 S.F. plough 1 disc narrow, ten feet 1 set of harrows, ten feet 1 set of harrows, eight feet 1 four-horse- plough gear 2 sets of wipple-trees 2 drays harness 1 400-gallon tank 1 iron boiler 1 wheel-barrow^ 1 hand chaff-cutter corn sacks And a number of sundries Sale at 12 o'clock noon. Lunch Provided. F. R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. FARMERS' ALLIANCE. WE beg to intimate to the settlers of the Manawatu and Rangitikei districts that we have disposed of our Palmerston, Feilding, and Birmingham sale yards to the United Farmers' Alliance (Limited), who will take over these premises at once, holding at Palmerston their first sale on THURSDAY, 15th inst. We avail ourselves of this opportunity to sincerely thank our numerous friends and clients for the very substantial business we have ever received at their hands during the period of our establishment in these districts, and trust that our successors may be the recipienta of similar favors. In conclusion we have to state that we still retain the business and interests connected with St. Hill Street (Wanganui), Waverley, Otaki, and Johnsonville sale yards. FREEMAN R. JACKSON & Co. December 6, 1892. THE above business will be carried on by the Alliance, and sales will be conducted as formerly, at Palmerston every alternate Thursday and at Feilding once a month. Entries will be received at the offices of the Alliance, Church street, Palmerston North, or by R. B. McKENZIE, Auctioneer to the Alliance. FIRST SALE AT PALMERSTON. THURSDAY, 15th DECEMBER. 50 cows and calves 7 18-months steers 15 springing heifers 9 springing heifers (quiet) 15 good springing heifers 20 3-year-old springing heifers 40 2|-year-old springing heifers 30 2 |-y ear-old heifers, in calf 35 yearling steers 20 weaners 20 yearling heifers 1 pure-bred Jersey bull, 4-yr-okl 1 Shorthorn bull, 3-yr-old 60 fat wethers 200 mixed hoggets 750 hoggets (in lots) 50 Lincoln ewes and lambs 60 ewes and lambs 1 good trap horse Sale at 1 p.m. SANSON SALE YARDS. TUESDAY, 20th DECEMBER. GORTON AND SON will sell by public auction, as above, — 460 ewes, with lambs 100 fat ewes 150 2*tooth Romney ewes 100 2-tooth Lincoln ewes 216 ewes, with lambs 150 2-tootb wethers 150 ewes, with lambs 40 fat ewes Horses, &c. Sale at 11 o'clock. REEMAN B. JACKSON & CO.'S STOCK SALES for DEC, 1892. Wauganui, . . . . Wednesday, 14 j PalmerstoD, . . . . Thursday, 15 Wayerley, . . . . Monday, 19 Johueonville, . . . . Wednesday, 21 Wanganui, . . . . Wednesday, 28 Palmerston, . . . . Thursday, 29 Wanganui Quarterly Horse Fair . . Saturday, 31 OR TON AND SON'S STOCK SALES fob DECEMBER, 1892. Awahun, . . . . Tuesday, 13 i Feilding^ ._. Friday, 23 TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST, at Awahuri, on the 7th inst., a black Sheep Bitch, name " Fly," tusks filed. Reward paid on delivery to' L. J. SKERMAN, Silverleys.