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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 206, 4 January 1894, Page 3

SALE OF DAIRY STOCK AT MAKINO. sth JANUARY, 18&4. CHARLES CARR has received instructions from Mrs Duncan, who is giving up dairying, to sell, at her residence, the undermentioned first-class Dairy Cows, viz. : — I 15 Cows (all in milk) 4 Heifers 1 Steer 14 Weaners 1 Jersey Bull, 2.1 years old ; perfectly quiet. 1 nearly pure-bred yearling Jersey Bull 1 three-quarter-bred 7-months Jersey Bull (loth from well-knewn first-class cows of Mrs Kirton's heid) Sale at 2 o'clock. Birmingham Sale Yards. TUESDAY, JANUARY ihn, IS'JL AT 1 P M CHARLES CARR will sell by public auction, as

above,— 25 mixed cattle 18 fat and forward cows 0 2-year steers .'{ good dairy cows 150 4-tooth ewes 100 lambs 3 draught horses FRIDAY, -ith JANUARY. R ELINGL'ISHI X G SAL K . On the Premises, PALMERSTON NORTH. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS have received instructions from Messrs W. L. Luxford and Co., who have disposed of their business to Mr E. W. Seeker, to .sell, by public* auction, in lots to suit purchasers, the whole of their stock aud plant, consisting of — 700 sacks of Oats, Rarley, Maize, Beans, Peas, Fowl Wheat, ite. 40 tons Chaff, Bran, aud Pollard 80 casks Cement (Knight, Bevan, and Co.) Fire Bricks, Flower Pots, Vases, _c. Also,— 4 h.p. Portable Engine and 0 h.p. Boiler. Spring, "Wharf, and Tip Drays and Harness (Jig aud Harness Chaffcutter and Bagger (Reid and (j ray's) Sued Cleaner (Andrews and Beaven) Corn and Bean Crushers Weigh Bridge, Avery Scales, Sacks, and Sundries Sale at 1 p.m. Bulls Sale Yards. TUESDAY, 9th JANUARY, 1894. AT 1 P.M. ( 1 OKT OJV AND SON VT will sell by public auctiou, as above, — 100 head mixed cattle. (Particulars in future issue. J 10 head beef 7 2h -years ste#R> 10 year to 18-months steers 2 good milkers '2 lHrinonths heifers 1 purebred Jersey heifer, iv calf to pure-bred Jersey bull 12 2h to 3-year mixed cattle 20 year and 18-mouths mixed cattle Bf-0 mixed hoggets 200 f.m. ewes 100 ewes, with lambs 0 2-tooth to f.m. Lincoln ranis 200 woolly lambs (good) 4 draught horses — broken and staunch /'"'l ORTON" AND SON'S STOCK VT SALES foh JAN., 1894 : Bulls Tuesday, 9 Awahuri, . . . . Tuesday, 16 Hunterville Thursday, 18 Sanson Tuesday, 23 Foilding ■ . Friday, 26 Marton Tuesday, 30 IJIRREMAN R.JACKSON St CO.'S ~* STOCK SALES for JAN., 189-1 : Waverlev (Brewer and KruU's Special) ... Monday, 8 Wanganui, .. Wednesday, 10 Wayerley . . - Monday, 15 Johnsonville .. .. Wednesday, 17 Wanganui . . . . Wednesday, 24 Waverley . . . . Monday, 29 Johusonvillo .. .. Wednesday, 31 Horse Sales nre held ot St. Hill street yards, Wanganui, every Saturday. FARMS FOR SALE. AN exceptionally good opportunity is offered to purchasers of Farms in this District in the following two properties, which are to be sold at an exceedingly low figure : — 450 ACRES of good Land near Pemberton ; 120 acres grassed and fenced ; 2."* acres felled, not burnt; whare and woolshed; at present carrying 000 sheep ; price, l"700 ; terms can be arranged. 108 ACRES at Pemberton, and 4 -acre Suburban Section. The latter is grassed and fenced. Ol the former f>o acres are grassed, 20 acres are felled, aud a good 4-roomed house is now being erected ; price, t'4oo, for transfer. Apply to E DM D. O OODBE lIE RE . Laud Agent, Feildiug. A MERRY XMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR. MR If. HICKFORD, in wishing one nnd all a Merry Xmas and Happy New Year, takes this opportunity of thanking lhe public for their patronage accorded to him during the past year, and intimates during the Xmas Holidays he will sell cheaper than eyer for CASH.

GROCERIES from the best makers always in stock, TEAS of all Brands from 1/8 to 3/3 per lb. JUMBO BLEND & NELSON, MOATE & CO. A SPECIALTY. LOLLIES--A very lart»e variety to choose from, including Jujubes of all kinds, Superior Mixed at 6d lb, Conversations at 8d lb; all other lines equally as cheap. FRUITS of the season in hand. Walnuts, 9d lb; Barcelona Nuts, 8d lb. H. HICKFORD. FBUITEEER St GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Ff.ii.dino and RanoiwaiuaE. JACKSON, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER (Next to McNair's Boardinghouse;, Birmingham. REPAIRS executed and boots made to measure Prices reasonable. MR S E. FINNIS HAS opened a Fruit Shop and Refreshment Rooms in the building lately occupied by Mr W. Bellve, Fergusson Street. All Fruits iii season ou hand.