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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 234, 8 February 1894, Page 3

Feilding Sale Yards. FRIDAY, 9th FEBRUARY, AT 1 P.M. CHARLES C A K R will sell by public auction, as above, — 15 bullocks 7 quiet heifers (to calve in Sepj tembei') 1 young bull 10 mixed cattle l."> 0 woolly lambs 10 Romney ram lambs <s Romney rams 400 woolly "lambs 100 ewes GO wet hois and ewes 2~)Q 2-tooth ewes .">0 ewes 38 mixed steers 10 Romney rams 20 weaner pigs On account of Messrs Tlios. Bryce, E. J. Riddiford, and Robert Mclieth — 00 2-tooth Lincoln rams ;»0 2-tooth Romney rams On account of (\ Phara/yn, Ks<j., — A number of two-tooth and t'ullnioutli ■Rv.iiv.r.'.'y Rams [Other Entries Invited.] CHARLES CARR, Auctioneer. Bulls Ram and Sheep Fair. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1:-*tii. GO RT O N AN I) .SON will ofler by public auction, as above, — 9") '2- tooth Lincoln i;\in\ bred I>\ K.Wilson. H. 11. IVarce. Prt.-r Stewart, 1». l-'ra^er. 1!. T>- McWeiizie. and on lleaton Park. l.~> J and (i-tooth Lincoln ranis '2.1 pure-bred "2-lootli Lincoln ewes On behall ot various vendors, in lots from .10 upwards, to suit purchasers. — ~l L)d*!\ breeding ewes i mixed ayes' I ,) < *^/ \ '2-tooth wethers J:"^ O ;^T shorn lambs H4O '2- tooth ewe---1)00 fat wethers :>7O fat ewes 2H.1 woolly lambs 100 shorn lambs On behalf of Mrs Willis. Wooden. i.-an Kstate. — '2;10 Romney ewes Sale at 1'2.."<0 p.m. sharp, commencing with the sheep. WKDNKSDAY, IJrn FKUHUAIiY. "LISTOIIAN, FKlliDlNd. /-i 11 A R L H S CA R R \_>/ has received instructions from Mr S. R. Turner (who lias left NewZealand) to sell, by public auction, all valuable Furnitim', consisting of — 2 Duchesse Dressing Tables, lar^e and small Chests of Drawers, Marble 'Washstand, Iron Redsteads witli "Win; Mattrass, Redding, Looking Glasses, Octagon Table, Easy Chairs, Cane and Rocking Chairs, Spring Couch, Oval Table. Hat and Umbrella Stand, Whatnots, Fenders, Sccretairs, Tables, Kitchen Utensils, Arc. : also, Piano (by 11. Kohl, Hamburg). Carriage and Harness Lady s Side Saddle 2 Cent's Saddles SALK AT 1 O'CLOCK. No Reserve! [ N.B. — The auctioneer desires to draw special attenion to this sale, as the furniture is nearly new and of iirst-clas.s (juahty. AT AN KAULY DA'J'K. 1 1) R A HAM AN I ) WILL IA M S j\^ will sell Mr K. Hopkin's property. J'ohan^ina, in suburban sections, ranging from 1 to I<l acres, and also in suitable dairy farms from '20 to 1.10 acres. Railway station six miles distant; school, creamery, and Post adjoin and oil the place. ABRAHAM A WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. f^ OR TON AND SON'S STOCK VX SALES 1-or FEB., IS9I : Bulls Ram and Sheep Fair ... ... Tuesday, 1:5 Hunterville, .. .. Thursday, lo OatnpbelUown ... Friday, 10' Feilding Sheep Fair... Friday, '2."j Marton . . . . . Tuesday, 27 lIRKKMAX R. JACKSOX & CO.'S STOCK SALES you FEB., 181)4 : Wanganui Central Ram Fair, Wednesday. Thursday and Friday, Bth, !>Ut. and 10 Waverloy .. ■• Monday, 12 Johnsonville . . . Wednesday, 14 Wangauui Sheep Fair Wednesday. '21 Wuyerloy . . . Monday, 20 Johnaonvillo .. .. Wednesday, 2S Horse Sales are held »t St. Hill street yards, Wiin^am''. every Saturday. LA ING'S, COACHES I-'IKOI BIRMINGHAM to APITI. HAVING secured the Mail Contract, 1 have decided to run a Coach every TUESDAY and FRIDAY to Apiti, leaving Birmingham at 12 o'clock noon afid Apiti at $ p.m. Parcels and Luggage entrusted to my care will receive every attention and safe delivery. A. LAING. THE MANCHESTER KIFLES j T "IT ILL parade at the Assembly i VY lvoorns, in "drill order," as i follows: — Feuhuauy — THURSDAY, sth. } l'jtli, and L'-'nd. BY OliDEli. PIANOFORTE. j MISS K. F. TOZEII is prepared \ to receive a few aditional pupils ' for the above. Terms moderate. i Kimuoltox Road, FEILDING. H. LOUIS GALLIKN, |)H ARM AC EUTI A L CHE M IST, JL (By Examination), MANCH KST E K SXKK EI , I FEILDING I [Late T. A. Gari'tttt]