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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 128, 29 November 1893, Page 3

AT BOROUGH SALE YAUDS Palmehston North. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30nr, at 1 p.m. „ A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS x\_ will sell by public auction h as above, — 24 prime fat bullocks 25 welUbred 2-year heifers 20 springing heifers •• 20 springing heifi-rs , 10 f.-it heifors j!" 150 ewes and lambs SALE "oFPRIVILEGES. i /CHARLES CARR will sell by pub- ;. \J lie auction, at tho Assembly :l Rooms, Feilding, on SATURDAY, I the 2nd clay of December, at 2.30 , o'clock p.m., the Privileges in connecf tion with the Feilding Sports, con--3 sisting of — 3 Lawn Booth Outside or Paddock Booth Correct Cards Lawful Games : Main Gate Oval Gate I"jIREEMAN R. JACKSON~& CO.'S ? STOCK SALES for NOV. : Wanganui . . . . Wednosday, 29 s Horse Sales nre held nt St. Hill street > yards, Wanfjanui, every Saturday. 1 MANAWATU FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (limited), palmesston north. Capital: £100,000. IRONMONGERY,' WE havo recently landed, ox s.s. Kaikoura, liuahinr, and others, n gen* eral assortment, compii-sing— 100 bales Wool Puck?, -J and full size 80 drums Oil, raw and boiled 50 doz N and P Sheep Shear.*, hbn, Ila, bbnz. 38as, 38us strapped 100 rolls Wire Netting, of all sizes 200 kegs slice cut Staples, splendid quality 20 doz Buckets 1 hale-Roping Twine 10 nesis galvanised Tubs J- ton Lamp Black 2 casks Milk Pans 1 ton red and blue Raddle 2 cases I and J cross-cut and pit saws, &c, &c. Dairy Utensils— We have a large assortment of barrel churns, butter worker?, &o. Ranges— A large stock on hand of all makers, which we are selling at lowest prices. Farmers and others are respectfully requested to obtain our prices before giving their orders. Agencies— Reid and Gray, Agricultural Implements and Machinery Buckeye Harvester and Reaping Machinery Brooke's Sheep Dip Excelsior Butter Workers South British Insurance Company (Fire and Marine) T ADIES will find the uicest colJLj lection of Dresses, Mantles, Capes, Jackets, and Zouaves AT J. B. Hamilton's. PRRSH SUPPLIES JUST OPENED. / The Latest Novelty in Silk \ and Spanish Lace Capes, j " The Princess May." \ All tho rage at Home. Young Ladies are specially invited to couio aud see these lovely New Capos. / NEW MILLINERY ! The very latest aud prettiest {styles in Trimmed Hats and ]6onnotß, trimmed specially for [ SHOW WEEK. Ladies in town and country should havo a glance at our charming display of Trimmed and TJntrimmed Straws of every conceivable shape and style as now worn. /New Gloves, New Laces, \ New Blouses and Zouaves. New Frilled and Plain Shot Silk Sunshades, Umbrellas, and Parasols. /All Fresh New Goods just \ opened out. DRESSMAKING— Wo have one of the best hands iv tho colony, thoroughly experienced iv the art of cutting and fitting. We guarantee aperfectfittiDg dress at very moderate cost. [A CAHD | J . D VALENTINE, BUILDER AND ARCHITECT' Wabwick Street, feilding. JohF^tiTwa¥t7^olyton, TIMBER AND WOOL CARTER. , Apply personally, or by letter, to Post Office, Colyton, or at his resi- , dencft, Ashurst Road. APITI TEMPERANCE BOARDING HOUSE. W. F, MARSH, Propiuetoii. > _ TEA, Coffee, and Cocoa at all hours, 3d per cup. - Meals and Beds, One Shilling each. Horse Feeds at moderate charges, , Cash buyer of sheepskins, wool, and 1 horsehair in any quantities. W. F. MARSH, Proprietor. QJUONG~LEE, - Grocer, Fruiterer, and Fancy Goods Dealer, '» TTAS Removed from Fergußson JLI Street to Manchester Street, Feilding. Crockerywaro, Tea, Groceries, of - all descriptions, at wholesale prices. s Silk Handkerchiefs direct from b China— a specialty. , Cash Buyer of Fungus at lop prices— 2i-d j?er lb