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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 9, 11 July 1893, Page 3

STOOK SALES wUI 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 a soon as arrangements can be made for yards. } Horse and Produce Sales in the Z yards adjoining the store, in Church street, Palmerston every fortnight. > Private salei conducted anywhere. Btock bought and sold on commission. > sion. i STOCK SALES FOR JULY :— Birmingham — July 11 Palmerston— July 18 and 27 Feilding— -Julv 14 Campbelltown— July 21 Entries for sales will be recoived at the office, Church street, Palmerston North, nt any time; or nt the oftice, Feilding (attached to the Assembly Rooms), which will be open daily. [ CHARLES CARR, Auctioneer. PALMERSTON SALE YARDS. THURSDAY, 13th JULY, 1893, AT 1 P.M. THE UNITED FARMERS' ALLIANCE (Limited) will sell by public auction as follows :— 15 2-year springing heifers I 20 3-year springing heifers 200 good*forwara .wethers ; 1000 good 4 tooth to f.-m. ewes , 250 shorn lamb* I 100 mixed lambs \ . 150 2-tooth Romney ewes J CHARLES OARR, Auctioneer. ~~ FEILDING SALE XARDS. FRIDAY,"jULY 14 T ir. AT 1 P.M. THE UNITED FARMERS' ALLIANCE (Limited), will sell by public auction as foUows : — 50 store cows 20 good yearling heifers 30 mixed yearlings and weaners 20 2-year steers 40 2-year heifers, in calf 25 3-year springing heifers (quiet and good) 60 2,4, and 6-tooth Lincoln ewes, in lamb 40 Lincoln ewe hoggets (firstclass) 25 springing heifers 10 milch cows 40 yearlings to 18-months 25 3-year bullocks 30 1 8-month steers 10 springing heifers 100 ewes, in lamb 100 dry ewes 500 Lincoln ewes, in lamb 400 fat wethers 200 mixed sheep 180 fat wethers (turnip fed) 30 woofly lambs 200 wether lambs 150 mixed lambs 70 ewes, in lamb 30 fat and forward wethers 10 fat bullocks 6 fat steers 27 forward bullocks 8 buUocka 14 steers 5 cows 20 springing heifers 20 mixed cattle 3 heifers in calf 210 4-tooth eweß in lamb 350 wether lambs 500 Lincoln owes in lamb 90 ewes in lamb 28 lambs 200 lambs CHARLES CARR, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCE. MENT. THE DON TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. BIRMINGHAM. JF. STEVENS k Co. beg to , intimate to the inhabitants of Birmingham, and district, that they will start in business as Tailors and Habit-makers in premises situated two doors from Lowes' Hotol, on MONDAY, the 24th inst, A cboico and well-assorted selection of patterns on hand. Every department of the trade executed iv the best stylo ; our motto being " No fit, no pay." MAKINO STORE? ~~ J P. COWIE wishes to notify to the • residents of Makino, and sur» rounding distriot, that he h&s taken over the Store Business at Makino formerly carried on by Mr Mansell, and bopes, by civility aod close attention to business, to merit a Bhare of the support accorded to his predecessor, T?HWIN J. TOZER, WRITER, GRAINER, GILDER, GLASS EMBOSSEIt, DECORATIVE & SIGN PAINTER, GLAZIER, PAINTER ct PAPER-HANGER, Fk ilding (Near Mrs Hastie's Hotel). Estimatos given. Contracts eu tered into with build- [ ers and others. i w. watts" BUILDER and BUILDING CONTRACTOR, Fitzboy Stbekt, FEILDING. Estimates Furnished. ; ~~p6st~of~fice TstoreT" ~ EAGAR and" RANSON (Late Crabbe) GENERAL STOREKEEPERS, WAITUNA WEST. MESSRS EAGAR & RANSON having purchased the business ! of Mr Crabbe at Waituna West, including the stock-in-trade and good will, beg to solicit a continuance of the patronago accorded to their predecessor. Only the very best linea of Groceries, Ironmongery, Dra| cry, and other articles will be kept in stock, whilo the pricos charged wiU be reasonable and fair. EAGAR & RANSON, Waituna West.