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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 20, 24 July 1893, Page 3

COLYTON SALE YAEDS. TUESDAY, JULY 25th, AT 1 P.M. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS jl\_ will sell by public auction, as aboye, — 370 ewes, in lamb 300 good ewes, in lamb 180 Komney ewes, in lamb 100 fat and forward ewes I 140 mixed hoggets 200 ewes, in lamb. 11)0 good 4« tooth ewes, in lamb UK) 2-tooth ewes, in lamb 200 good mixed hoggets 200 first -class ewes, in lamb ~" OPENIN(T~SALK W. FRANKLIN - BROWNE, Auctioneer HAS been favoured with instruction;; from the Rev. A. Hormon, who is leaving for England, to sell by public auction, at 11 a.m. on WEDNESDAY, July 26, at the Parsonage, absolutely without reserve, Household Furniture and Effects, consisting of bedsteads and bedding, chests of drawers, several chairs, bassinet and perambulator, kaniptulicon, bedchair and cushions, crockery, hand::painted desert service, pink tea-set, fenders, what-nots, Venetian blinds, hip-bath, first-class sewing machine, mowing, and mincing machines, weighing sjpale^ (large and small), stove aud cool^iuflv churn, stand, ifcc. ; tubi buckets, meat-safe, garden tools, 12-&1. copper, and other items too numerous io particularize. I -> -V Reserve : . m I l^rerJf "superior Oil-painting, BatF : bicombe Bay, Toguay, Devon. \ set of Harness, nearly new, made **by Mr M. BelHt. Also* 1 bay Mare, f> years, broken .; to saddle and harness, per- •' fectly quiet, will carry a lady. \ Lankester's Pliotographic CamJ era, in h'rst-class condition. I; ' Sulky, built by A. Parr, in '■* nrst-class condition. Other Entries Invited. W. FRANKLIN-BROWNE, Auctioneer. SALE of FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES (At Mrs Hastie's Sample Room), — ox — THURSDAY, JULY 27th. GORTON AND S O N !mv<rrßfceived instructions from Mr Jas. Mitoh&sort, of New Plymouth, to sell by public auction", as above, — A largo consignment of Fruit, Ornament^', and Forest Trees, in great yariety, including peach trees, plums, apples, daphnes, izalias, roses, itc, Ac. Sale at 1.30 p.m. Bharp. GORTON & BON, Auctioneers. FEILDING SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, JULY 28th, AT 1 P.M. GORTON AND SON will sell by public auction, as above,— ") fat bullocks 5 heifers, in calf 60 woolly hoggets 20 mixed weaners 10 mixed yearlings 24 good empty cows 200 fat and forward ewes 100 ewes, in lamb 100 mixed hoggets ;>0 fat owes 4stolos in the £. REDUCTIONS ALL ROUND — AT — J.B.HAMILTON'S GBEAT SELLING" OFF. Just look at these Prices ; it will give you an idea of tho Gmuineiuss of this tireat Xellin<j Off' : — Ladies' Trimmed Hats. 6/ 7/6 10/ 12/6 16/ 20/ for for for for for for 2/6 3/9 6/ 6/6 76 10/ Ladies' Waterproof CloaksJ 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/- 226 30/- 35/. for for for for for 10,6 15/9 186 22/6 27 6 Good Roller Towelling, 2sd yard 2/» Striped Uaahuiero for 1/GM Dark Dress Stuffs, 3&d 7 id Dark Dress Stuffs, 4 id 1/9 Black Cashmeres for 1/3 7 only beautiful Corduroy Dress Pieces at 27/G each will bo sold for 19/6 8 Handsome Braided Melton Robes at 30/- each, selling off at 17/6 Real Chinchilla Fur Boas worth 30/---ior 9/6 Lot of fancy Coloured Lace: usual prico 6d to 1/ — now for 2d yard £/6 Evening Kid Gloves for l/l I i Button Black for 2/6 4/6 Riding Gauntlets for 2/6 6d Flannelettes for 3Jd Heavy Uniou Crimeun 1/- for-Ud 1000 yards Fancy Neck Ribbons, 3d yard Fancy Chiffons, 1/. 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 Prices For Cash Only. T/ifiEEMAN R.JACKSON <fc CoTs X .STOCK SALES fou JULY, 1893 : Wangauui, . . . . Wodnosduy, 2(i Wttyexloj . . . . Mcmduy, yi