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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 214, 15 January 1894, Page 3

A^ ahuri Sale Yards. TUESDAY, 10th JANUARY, 1894, at 1 p.m. GORTON AND SON will sell by public; auction, as above, — 16 2-year steers 10 '2-year heifers 40 mixed weaners 7 fat cows r> fat heifers 3a forward bullocks f> mixed Ivi-f 10 cows and heiffrs 45 18-months steers 20 2-year steers 1 pure-bred bidl 1 half-bred Jersey heifer, in milk 1 half-bred Ayrshire heifer, in milk 200 ewes and lambs 90 ewes and lambs 20 hoggets SO prime fat ewes 200 2-tooth -wethers ,j0 2-tooth ewes Morses. ifcc. At the Borough Sale Yards, Palmerston N. THUHSDAV. JANUARY 18th. I*9l. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS will sell by public auction, as above, — 1(5 prime fat bullocks 80 ;> and 4 -year fat and forward bullocks 2:> well-bred heifers, in calf 20 mixed weaners fiOO good 2-tooth wetliers l:") 0 good 2-tooth ewes 2;">0 ewes and lambs 12;3 2-tooth wethers l~>o 2 and 4-tooth wethers 70 fat ewes (> good weanor heifers 1 2-year piuv-brod Alderney bull — Ist prize at Palmerston show ()ui clients are In ivhy notified that our sales in Palmorston will, from this out. start punctually at 12 o'clock, sharp, as is customary iv all the larger centres. Colyton Sale Yard?. TUKSDAY. 2:? m. JANUARY. at 1 r.M. i BBA II AM & WI LLI AMS r\~ wi!l sell by public nuction, as above, — ."> springing heifers ."; 2-year steers '2 2-year steers I 42D ewes l.'ii) good lambs ;>(><) ewes, with ;>OO lambs 2.")0 fat ewes 21 H) 2-tooth wethers :!()() ewes :-?00 woolly lambs 100 ewes and lambs SO mixed 2-tooths "/\ OH TON AND SON'S STOCK V_r SALES ton JAN., 180-1: Awahun, . . . . Tuesday, 16 Iluntervillc Thursday, 18 Sunsou . . . . • . Tuesday, 23 Feilding . . . Friday, 26 Marton . . . . • . Tuesday, 30 11RKEMAN V.. JACKSON & CO.'S STOCK SALES row JAN., 1894 : Johnsnnvillo . .. Wednesday, 17 Wauganui . . . . Weflnesdaj, L' 4 Waverley . . . . Mouday, 29 Johiiaoiivillo . . . . Wednesday, 31 Hor*e Sulos »re held ot St. Hill strict yards, WaDßanui, every Saturday. A~MERKY XMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR. MX M. IIICKFOUn. m wishing on? nnd all a Merry Xniab aud Happy New Year, takes this opportunity of thanking the public for their patronage accorded to him during the past jenr, anJ intimates during the Xmas Holidays he will sell cheaper than ever for CASH. GROCKIUES from the best makers alwnys in stock, TEAS of all Brands from i/S to :3,:> per lb JU.M BO BLEND & N ELSON, MOATE Sl CO. A SPECIALTY. LOLLIES--A very lane variety to choose from, including Jujubes of all kinds, Superior Mixed at 6d 10. Convert aions at 8d lb; oil cither linos equally as cheap. FRUITS of tlie season in hand. Walnuts, 9d lb; Barcelona Nuts, 8d lb. H. HICKFORD, FRUITERER & GENERAL STOREKEEP KR. Fkildino and Ranoiw.uua. J. H. WOODING, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER (Opposite Ende's Furniture Warehouse), Man-ciiksteu Streev, FEILDING. A TWELVE -MONTHS' Written j\. Guarantee ijiven with all Watch or Clock Repairs. CAFE DE PAULS HOTEL (Facing main entrance to railway btation), Palmeuston North. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. W. HOOK DESIRES to intimate to the public generally that be has taken possession of the above»narned commodious and popular hotel. This hotel will be found to be both comfortable and convenient in every respect, and patrons may rely upon their personal comfort being made a first consideration. Sanitary arrangements are perfect, and the furniture is quite new. All Wines and Spirits kept in slock are of the best quality. A first«class stock of Cigars kept of the choicest aud most approved brands. Dunedin Beer always on tap. First-class Stabling A porter attends every train. C. YOUNG, THE CHEAP IRONMONGER, HAS opened in premises opposite Mr W. Carthcw's with a large stock ol Builders', Furnishing, and General Ironmongery. RANGES A SPECIALTY. The Stock of Tobacconists', Stationevs', aud Fancy Goods will be sold regardless ol cost. Enquire price 3. C. YOUNG, The Cheap Irojimougur,