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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 35, 10 August 1893, Page 3

rpHE UNDERSIGNED Bl 4 Cases Just purcbased from the Largest Lot 1, French Foulles 2, Double-width Melton 3, Ladies' Ulsters .... 4, Children's Ulsters ... 5, Corsets 6, Black Straw Hats ... 7, Colonial Flannels ... CHEAPEST CLEARING L( THE SALE TO-DAY AND F. GA FERGUSSON ST QTOCK SALES will be held by the IO Alliance as follows : — At P»\lmerston 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. Sales held at Feilding every fortnight Privato 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 ; or at the office, Feilding (attached to the Assembly Rooms), which will be open daily. STOCK SALES FOR AUGUST : PnlmeMon North ... Thursday, 10 Feildina Friday. 11 Palmerston North ... Thursday, 24 . CHARLES CARR, Auctioneer. PALMERSTON SALE YARDS. THURSDAY, 10th AUGUST, 1893, AT 1 P.M. rrUIE United Farmers' Alliance X will sell by public auction as follows : — 400 t-tooth to f.m. ewes, in lamb 2^o ewes, in lamb 10 quiet springing heifers 10 quiet springing heifers 100 prime fat owes 12 quiet springing heifers 10 quiet springing heifers Entries Solicited. CHARLEd CARR, Auctioneer. FEILDING SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, 11th AUGUST, AT 1 P.M. mnE UNITED FARMERS' ALJL LIANCE (Limited), will sell by public auction as follows : — 20 springing heifers 200 wethers 1 Reid and Gray Mowing Machine (without reserve) 20 cows * 25 yearling steers 25 mixed yearlings 4 3-year steers 0 cows (half Aldernoy) 1 heifer ft calves 17 springing heifers 125 ewes, in lamb 1 20 good wether lambs 120 good ewes, in lamb 1G 3-yoar bullocks 16 yearlings 300 hoggets 40 dry ewes ' 300 fat and forward wethers 10 quiet springing heifers 10 quiet milch cows 12 steers Entries Solicited. CHARLES CARR, Auctioneer. L*~TNITED FAKMEUS' ALLIJ ANCE HORSE SALE. ON SATURDAY, 12tu INST., at 1.30 p.m., At Goldfinch's Horse Bazaar, HORSES (Entries Solicited). CHARLES CARR, j Auctioneer. ! EASE'S CORNER FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, FEILDING. "Greetings from tho Corner House." Please to remember : When you want a good fender, good fire-irons and brasses, bedding, bedsteads, and mattrasses. rocking chairs, or a sofa, to the Corner Houtc go. Wo make our own couches, Chests of drawers, and louuges ; : And a good easy chair For a snooze by the fire ; Carpets, hearth rugs, and mats, Or cheap hat and coat racks. For full ralue to the Corner Houso hie, Our mantles and mirrors (Oval, arch-top, and square), Fifty toilet»sets choice, Come, select from our ware. Pictures framed in all fashions. Kich linoleums (all patterns), We cau supply every order — From cradle to bier. ALFRED EADE, Undertaker and Cabinetmaker. T^ E I L D I N G • ~ COAL "~DEPOT, KIMBOLTON RoAP. Household Coal Drain Pipes Blacksmith Coal Syphons Charcoal Bends Coke Stench Straps Bouc Manure Garden Tylca Bone Meal Flower Pota Lime, Cement, Oats, and Oaten Chaff always on hand. Agent for Carbol Crystal, the great American Sheep Dip. JOHN DUNLOP [a caudJ J . I > VALENTIN E , BUILDER AND ARCHITECT, Warwick Strkbt, FEILDING. I MAKINO STOIUS. JP. COWIE wishes to notify to tho • residents of Makino, and sur» rounding district, that he has takeu ovor the Store Business at Makino formerly carried ou by Mr Mausoll, and bopes, by civility and close attention to busi* ness, to merit a uhaie of the support accorded to his predecessor.