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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 8, 10 July 1893, Page 3

BULLS SALIi YARDS. TUESDAY, JULY 11th. ill PM. /NORTON AND SON \JT will sell by public auction, as above, — 30 good weaners 8 fat bullocks 4 store bullocks 72 j year mixed cattle 170 ewes, in lamb 200 f.m. Lincoln ewes, in lamb 80 fat sheep 25 tery forward 3 J to 4-yr bnl looks 25 fat bullocks 3 fat heifers 3 milch cows 6 18-month steers 7 yearlings 6 good springing heifers 1000 3 and 4-ye.ar-old Lincoln ewea in lamb (good) 800 shorn hoggets 600 More wel Iters 350 2 and 4-tooth weihers 250 ewes 300 hoggets 200 2-tooth weihers 200 first-class breeding ewes 100 good mixed woolly hoggets 155 4-tooth ewes in lamb 100 forward ewes 150 2-tooth fat wethers 50 fat ewes 50 dry ewos 40 fat ewes 100 fat and forward ewes Horses, etc, On account ot David Bpeedy, Esq.— Sections 57 and 58, Sandon, contain, ing 858 acres — fenced and subdivided into 2 paddocks ; 160 .acres have been ploughed and laid down in grass, balance in good rough feed. Terms easy. Sale of the land at 12.45, before ■-'. the stock. , ,_ " '" — ;— < ■ /^i 'OB TON AND SON'S STOCK XX SALEBTOR JULY, 1893: Bulls. . ... .. Tuesday, 11 Awahuri, .. Tuesday, 18 Marten, .. .. Tuesday, 25 Feilding, :. Friday, 28 FREEMAN R. JACKSON A CO.'S % STOCK SALES fob JULY, 1893 : Waon«_ui .. Wednesday, 12 Waverley' ..' • Monday, 17 Johnsonvillo .. Wodneeday, 19 Wanganui, Wednesday, 26 Waverlev Monday, 31 4stolos in the £. REDUCTIONS ALL ROUND j —AT— J. B. HAMILTON'S * GREAT SELLING OFF. Just look at these Prices ; it will give you an idea of the Genuineness of this Great Selling Off:— Ladies' Trimmed Hats. 5/ 7/6 10/ 12/6 16/ 20/ for for for for for for 2/6 3/9 6/ 6/6 7/6 10/ Ladies' Waterproof Cloaks. 16 6 for 10/- and 22/6 for 18/6. Ladies' Fashionable Ulsters. 16/6 for 10- and 22/6 for 15 6* Ladies' New Jackets as follows ; — 146 21/- 22/6 30/- 35/. for for for for for 10/6 16/9 18/6 22/6 27 6 White Turkish Towels, 3 for 1/Brown Stripe „ 3 for 1/Good Roller Towelling, 2£d yard 2/- Striped Cashmere for 1/' 6-fcd Dark Dress Stuffs, 3Jd 7|d Dark Dress Stuffs, 4 .d 3/- Double-width Serges for 1/---1/9 Black Cashmeres for 1/3 7 only beautiful Corduroy Dress Pieces at 27/6 each will be sold for 19/6 8 Handsome Braided Melton Robes at 30/- each, selling off at 17/6 Real Chinchilla Fur Boas worth 30/> for 9/6 Lot of fancy Coloured Lace: usual price 6d to 1/ — now for 2d yard 5/6 Evening Kid Gloves for I/U 6 Clasp or Button Black for 2/6 4/G Riding Gauntlets for 2/6 6d Flannelettes for 3}d Heavy Union Crimean I/- for 4_d 1000 yards Fancy Neok Ribbons, 3d yard Fancy Chiffons, If- for 6d 6d Hem-stitch Handkerchiefs for 3d 50 Bundles Stout Knitting Wools, 1/3 per lb. MEN'S OVERCOATS. 25/- for 20/- 30/- for 24/---4- for 35/These Prioes IS* Are For Cash Only. DAVID ROSS (late J. F. Donnelly) DESIRES to intimate to the resi. dents of Feilding, and surrounding distriot, that he has taken over the old-established business oarried on by Mr J. F. Donnelly for some years past, and hopes, by strict atttention to business, combined with moderate charges, to merit a continuance of the patronage and support hitherto accorded to his predecessor. N.B.— A first-class practical Hairdresser has been specially engaged by the late proprietor. The Billiard-room will be under Mr Robs' own charge. J. F. DONNELLY, XN retiring from the above business, -A desires to return his warmest thanks to the public in general for the support accorded him during the period in which he carried on the said business, and trusts that the same kind patronage will be accorded to his successor, Mr David Ross. FOR SALE, at the office of this paper.— Forms of Conditions of Contract for Bushfellinfr, Proof of Debt Forma— ordinary, for a firm or company — and Proxy Forms.