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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 93, 26 January 1893, Page 3

STOCK SALES will be held by the Alliance as follows : — At Palmerston sale yards, overy fortnight ; Feilding sale yards, every month ; Birmingham sale yards, every two months — and oftener if required. Sales will be held at other centres as soon as arrangements can be made for yards. Horse and Produce Sales in the yards adjoining the store, in Church street, Palmerston every fortnight. Private sales conducted anywhere. Stock bought and sold on commis sion. Entries for sales will be received at the office, Church street, Palmerston North, at any time j or at the ofiice, Feilding, every Friday ; or by R. B. McKENZIE, Auctioneer. OPENING SALE AT BIRMINUHAM. WEDNEKIMY, FEBRUARY Ist. mHK UNITED FARMERS' ALJ_ LIANCE will sell by public auction, us :\liove, — 10 IS-mos. cattle, mostly heifers 3 good dairy cows, in calf f> ls-mos. steers 2"i cows and calves 10 yc.irling heifers 1 pc re-bred Hereford bull 3 iiood dairy cows 1 "iO Lincoln ewes 200 Lincoln ewes, with lambs !')<> freezing lambs 100 2-th. svethcrs ."">(> ewes 1 00 ewes 100 mixed lambs 100 owes Go mixed lambs 30 f.-«t sheep .">0 ewes <!(» 2-tooth wethers 150 4-toofh ewos I Smooth Romuey rams l"0 cues '.«( wnnJiy iambs ]S() „«-es, (1-th. and f.m. 1 30 mixed lambs .~>U ewes .">'.> lambs TtO cw is iind lambs ."! Lincoln rams . ' 1 unWroken draught colt On account ot" Thomas Bryee, Esq., — ■ ■10 pure-bred 2-tooth Lincoln ni ins ,i'c at 1 p.m. 11. B. McKENZIE, Auctioneer. THE ANNUAL RAM FAIR -OX THK — A. <t P. ASSOCIATION'S SHOW <; ROUNDS, PALMEUSTON NORTH, ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 10th am) 11th Fehruaky, 1893. milE I'MTKD FARMERS' ALJ_ LIANt'K will sell by public auction. ;is uliove, on account of the following well-known breeders, — 2-">0 2-to<ith jmre bred Lincoln il l us. bred by Messrs D. I ! lair. W. T. Watt, R. Linion. Titos. Bryce, and R. B. .Mckenzie. Also,— H) 2 toorli pure-bred Lincoln i tin-, bred by Wiu, Wilson, I '■''■ _ Sale to ci)iii:mnce ;vt 11.30 'a.m. sharp | each day. R. B. McKENZIE, Auctioneer. CHEAPEST Sx\LE j KVEU HELD IN FEILDING. DIUPEUY AND CLOTHING LESS THAN AUCTION I'IUCES. D<ju\ : nmvx \ dowx\ TO ROCK - BOTTOM PRICES, J. B. HAMILTON'S Great Cash Sale. LADIF^ 2,0 to 5/C white Straw Hats, salo price 1/- each all rouud One dozen Trimmod Eats, 26 each Girl's 2 0 to -1 6 straw Grannie Bonnets, iill reduced to 1 '- each Summer Jackets, down to 3/11 and 5 fi Ladies' 311 to 5 6 fashionable Blouses, reduced to 3/- and 3/3 Lovely frilled Sunshades, 2/11 each Whit« I>rr>K« Muslins for 3Ad yd White twill sheetings lO^d aud Is Fancy Dress Lengths, 2/1 1, 4/11, C/-, atiout half their value 1 '3 spot Dress Stuffs for 7^d Flaunoletts reducod to.2g-d and 3^d Shirtings, dirt cheap, at 4id Heavy blue twill Gnlateas, usual price lOi and 1/-, present sale price 7Ad Table Napkins, salo prico 3/11 doz 4-button Kid Gloves, 1/0 and 1/9 pair Black only, Sewing Cottons reduced to 1/- doz All our 6§d, 9J.il, and 10W Prints, sale price 4Ad, 7id, and Bid yd White Calicoos at 2/4 and 3/6 dozen See our 7Ad Dress Tweeds for o.\d See our 9id Dress Tweeds for Gd See our 1 - pretty Beiges for 9sd Largo School Hats, 3 for 1/---50 Boy's -ehool Suits, 4/6 to 5/11 To Seitlkks, Town Residents, And all interested in Cheap and Good Bargains, VISIT THIS GREAT SALE NOW ON — AT— !|J. B. Hamilton's. , j fl'llE marvellous " Boom " in Mel- [ ! I boui'ir" l >as been succeeded by • ' a terrible tiepressiou and collapse of trade. luMilt — an immense purchase by -lames Smith at a fearful hacrince' for the "Erupted Boom" , Sale, at Te Aro House, Welliuston.