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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 233, 7 February 1894, Page 3

Feilding Sale Yards. FRIDAY, Utii FEBRUARY, AT 1 P.M. CHARLES CA E R will sell by public auction, as above, — 13 bullocks 7 quiet heifers (to calve in September) 1 young bull 10 mixed cattle 130 woolly lambs 10 Romney ram lambs S Romney rams 100 woolly lambs 1 00 ewes (50 wethers and ewes ■J3O 2-tooth ewes 30 ewes 38 mixed steers 10 Romney rams 20 wearier pigs j On account of Messrs TJios. Dryce, E. J. Kiddiford, and Robert Mi-Beth — GO "J-tooth Lincoln rams 30 2-tooth Romney rams On account of 0. Pharazyn, Esq., — A number of two-tooth and fullmouth Romney Rams [Other Entries Invited.] CHARLES CARP, Auctioneer. At the Borough Sale Yards, Paimerston N. THURSDAY, Bth FEBRUARY. AT NOON, SIIABP. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS XjL w^l se^ k>' public auction , as above, — 10 store cows 10 mixed weancrs '20 forward bullocks 10 «ood springing heitVrs o')0 mixed lambs 150 cross-bred lambs 600 breeding ewes 200 2-tooth wethers 200 2-tooth ewes 400 2-tooth ewes ) „, „ -r,rw na. i.l ,i } WltllO t rCSCI'VC ,>OO 2-tooth wethers ) 400 woolly lambs l") 0 2-tooth wethers f>f»O 2-tooth wethers 400 breeding ewes 200 2-tooth wethers 100 2-tooth ewes :}()0 first-class woolly lambs 400 good breeding ewes 12.3 fat sheep THURSDAY, Bth FEBRUARY. Halcombe Sale Yards. 1) E . BECKETT Xj • w '!l se^ by public auction, as above. — 10 woaiiers 5 yearlings ;l 2 -years steers !> weancrs f> fat steer* 0 fat cows 1 bull 200 good Lincoln ewes 1/50 lambs ;30 shorn lambs lf» Lincoln rams 1 1 Lincoln rams 40 fat ewes 100 lambs (good) 70 shorn lambs 100 woolly lambs Sale at 1 p.m. Bulls Ram and Sheep Fail*. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 18th. GORTON AN D SO N will oft'er by public auction, as above, — 9a 2-tooth Lincoln rams, bred by R. Wilson, R. B. Peaice, I'eter Stewart, 1). Fraser, R. 15. Mekeu/.ie, and on Heaton Park. 4."> 4 and G-tooth Lincoln rams 25 pure-bred 2-tooth Lincoln ewes On behalf of various vendors, in lots from 50 upwards, to suit purchasers, — "I LJ/^X breeding ewes (mixed ages) T fc)>yi\ 2-tooth wethers 1£ CD shorn lambs K4O 2-tooth ewes 600 fat wethers :i7O fat ewes 235 woolly lambs 400 shorn lambs On behalf of Mrs Willis, Woodendeau Kstate, — 250 Romney ewes Sale at 12.00 p.m. sharp, commencing with the sheep. WEDNESDAY, 14 rn FEBRUARY. '■ LISTOIIAN," FEILDL\(i, CJI A R LE S CA R R has received instructions from Mr S. R. Turner (who has left NewZealand) to sell, by public auction, all valuable Furniture, consisting of — 2 Duchesse Dressing Tables, large and small Chests of Drawers, Marble Washstand, Iron Bedsteads with Wire Mattrass, Bedding, Looking Glasses, Octagon Table, Easy Chairs, Cane and Rocking Chairs, Spring Couch, Oval Table, Hat and Umbrella Stand, Whatnots, Fenders, Secretaiis, Tables, Kitchen Utensils, «fee. ; also, Piano (by 11. Kohl, Hamburg). Carriage and Harness Lady's Side Saddle 2 Gent's Saddles SALK AT 1 O'CLOCK. No Reserve! N.B. — The auctioneer desires to draw special attention to this sale, as < the furniture is nearly new and of first-class quality. ' AT AN EARLY DATE. 4 BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS j\_ will sell Mr E. Hopkiu's property, Pohangiua, in suburban sections, ranging from 1 to 10 acres, and also in suitable dairy farms from 20 to 150 acres. Railway station six miles distant; school, creamer)-, and Post adjoin and on the place. « ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, ! : Auctioneers, i PIANOFORTE^ T ~ MISS K.F.TOZER is prepared | to receive a few aditional pupils for the above. Terms moderate. < Kxmbolion Boad, FEILDING,