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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 267, 19 March 1894, Page 3

By Order of the Deputy Official A signee. CHARLES CAR! iias received instructions to se l by public auction, at the residence c Mr J. C. Morey, Derby Street, Feik ing, on TUESDAY, the 20th Marc! c 1894, the undermentioned Furni tun 1 ifcc., consisting of — Suite of Furniture, Tables, Cai i. pets, Book Cases, Books, Pi( tures, Cheli'onier, Bedrooi p Furniture, Kitchen Furni turo and Utensils : also, 5 Sulky. Also, In the Assigned Estate of H. F. Jan nings,— ; 1 Piano 1 Or^an No Reserves. Sale at 12 o'clock noon. J CHARLES CARR, Auctioneer Awahuri Sale Yards. TUESDAY. 20th MARCH, 1H94. AT 1 P.M. GORTON AND SOiN will sell by public auction, as above, — 18 weaners (> fat cows 2 milch cows 1") weaners :50 good 2-. 1 . -years stt-ers 2;>o ewes 200 shorn lambs 100 ewes l") 0 4 -tooth to f.ni. Romney ewes 170 first-class woolly lambs ISO woolly lambs Horses, Aic. At the Borough Sale Yards, Palmerston N. THURSDAY, 22nd MARCH, AT 1 O'CLOCK. SHAUP. A BRA HAM fc WILLIAMS will J\_ sell by public auction, as above, — '25 cows, in calf 'io first-class weaners 25 mixed young cattle 175 fat aud forward wethers 200 good ewes 500 good breeding ewen 200 fat ewes 3~>o half-bred wctJiern (> weaiior steers 2 dairy cows ;!00 forward wethers 250 f.f.iu. ewes i IMPORTANT LARGE STOCK SALE. . . - - * At Mksshs D. & W. Manson's Homkstkad, STANWAY. WEDNESDAY, 28th MARCH, 18'Jl. GORTON and SON have been favored with instructions from Messrs D. and W. Mnnson, owing to the greater part of the Waituna Estate having been sold, to sell by public auction, as above, — 423 well-forward bullocks •JO pure-bred Lincoln rams 2000 1 and 6-tooth Lincoln ewes • 1800 fresh full-mouth Lincoln owes 3700 full-mouth Lincoln ewes 1500 mixed woolly Lincoln lambs (good) [As nothing but ntvst-class Lincoln rams and ewes have been on this property, this flock may be termed true Lincoln.] ; As the greater portion of the sheep ottered tor sale are the progeny of Lincoln rams and ewes carefully selected by Mr James Dry tie and other experts from flocks of some of t)ie most noted breeders in both Islands, on behalf of the vendors, this sale offers an exceptional facility to farmers to supply themselves with first-class Lincoln sheep. The ewes will be classed and sold in lots, according to ages. Luncheon at lI.XQ a.vi. Sale to commence at 1« o'clock noon. GORTON & SON, j Auctioneers, i MartoiTSale Yards. j FRIDAY, aOTU MARCH, 1804, AT I P.M. RE. BECKETT has been favoured . with instructions from J. F. ! Studholmc, Es<|., to sell by public auction, at Marton, as above,— 2200 i-bred Romney ewes, 1 years j (in lots) 500 i-bred Romney ewes, 3 years (in lots) 500 I -bred Romney ewes, 2 years (in lots) 500 I -bred Romney ewes, 1 year (iv lots) 500 -, 4> and 6-tooth cross-bred Romney Ewes (in lots) Notk. — Those sheep have been bred by Mr Stuclholuie at Kuanui. Coming off new country, where lungworiu is unknown, they can be thoroughly recommended to breeders. FRKKMAN R. JACKSON & CO.'S STOCK SALES fob MAC, 1594: Wangamn . . . . Wednesday, 21 Waverley . . . MoDday, 20 Johnsonvilla . . . . Wednesday, 28 Waaganui Quarterly Horse Fair .. Saturday, 31 Horse Sales are held ot St. Hill street yards. Wanganui, every Saturday. SCHOOL OF MUSIC. FEILDING BRANCH, MR M. 0. MEADOWS is prepared to receive Pupils in the following subjects : — Voice Production and Singing, Piano, and Violin. Intending Pupils are requested to apply at the School of Music, Glasgow House, Manchester Street, on any day except Tuesday and Friday WELLINGTON ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. SHOOTING SEASON, lis'J-1. QPORTSMEN and others interested >O are notified that the Season for shooting both NATIVE AND IMPORTED GAME will commence this year on the Ist day of May next, and close on the 31st day of July. A notification to the above etteet appears in the New Zealand Gazette of 1 5th March, ISO I, together with a list of the Post Oflices at which licensed may be obtained. T'"""b"aro~'h6ube ■"" ra rALMEiISTON.