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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 10, 12 July 1894, Page 3

Feilding Sale Yards. FRIDAY, 13th JULY, 1894, AT 1 P.M CHARLES CARE will bell by public auction, at above, — 15 fat cows 6 fat cows 10 weaners 25 weaners 10 springing milch cows 400 2, 4, and 6 tooth ewes, in lamb (a good line) 300 lambs 50 wethers 50 forward ewes 56 wethers 31 fat wethers 1 30 woolly lambs 130 shorn- lambs 400 wethers 400 woolly lambs 600 shorn lambs 500 shorn lambs 340 woolly lambs 70 wethers 30 weaner heifers 28 cows, in calf 200 lambs 12 cows and calves 2 Alderney cows 8 fat bullocks 700 shorn lambs 500 wethers 200 ewes 80 ewes, in lamb 2 springing heifers 3 bullocks IGO lambs 320 first-class ewes, in lamb 50 fat wethers 80 lambs IGO ewes 3 draught horses 2 hacks 1 mare 1 buggy On account of Whisker Bros. — 1 potato plough, 1 swing plough, and 1 cultivator. On account of C. Pharazyn, Esq., — A superior line of 2-tooth Romney I ewes, bred by vendor, in lamb to Romney rams A * ahuri Sale Yards. TUESDAY, 17th JULY, l«0f, AT 1 P.M. GORTON AND SON will sell by public auction, as above, — 15 fat cows 10 wcaucr steers 5 good milch cows (springing) 20 yearlings aud 18-months mixed 450 mixed shorn lambs 300 mixed shorn lambs 300 ewes, in lamb 14)0 ewes, in lamb 100 store -wethers 1500 good ewes, in lamb Horses, &c. MR CHAS. CARII will hold Sales of Stock as follows :— Birmingham — Tuesday, August 7 FR E KAiAN B . J AC EbO N A CO. 'S STOCK SALES fou JULY— Woyerloy . . . Monday, 16 Johnsonvillo . .. Wednesday, 18 Waitotara . . . Monday, 23 Wanganui . . . . Wednesday, 25 Waverley . . . . Monday, 30 Horse Sales are held ot St. Hill street yards. Wan^anui. every Saturday. GORTON AND SON'S STOCK SALES FOR JULY, 1894— Awahuri, . . . . Tuesday, 17 Huatetnlle, .. .. Thursday, 19 Feilding . . . . Friday, 27 Marton . . . . Tuesday, 31 theTiaidstone block. THESE Suburban Sections are now open for application. Terms, liberal. Deferred payments. Lithographed Maps have been deposited for inspection at the publishing office and all the agencies of the Feilding Star, the local branches of all the Banks, and at the office of the Mercury in Marton. For further particulars apply to Messrs Fetch and Monckton, Foilding. A. G. TAINE & CO., Auctioneers! STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, Wool. Ghain, and Produck Bbokebs, WELLINGTON, N.Z., ARE prepared to undertake Auction Sales of Stock, Horses, Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, Tallow, etc ; also, of General Merchandise, Furniture, town and country Lands. Sales held in the country districts as arranged Liberal cash advances madeagaiast consignments placed in our hands for sale or shipment; also, on wool, sheepskins, tallow, bides, and live stocK. Valuations made of all kinds of property. We 'shall be glad to correspond and giye state of markets at any time on application. W. FEANKLIN-BROWNEBROS., Bakers and Confectioners (Late of Napier), HAVE much ple&sure in announcing to the residents of Feilding, and neighbourhood, that they have purchased the business lately carried on by Mr C. Matthews, and as they will alwaye guarantee to supply Bread, Confectionery, Pastry, Wedding Cakes, &c, of the very best quality, they hope to secure the patronage of their predecessor's late customers and a fair share of that of the public generally, as their constant aim will be to deserve it. Address, P. 0., Box 94. N.B. — Messrs Franklin- Browne Bros.' bread can always be bought at Messrs Bramwell Bros.' A. Baker's and A. R. Allan and Co. 'a shops. NOTicKT" ALL persons found fapespas/jiug on ■ Strathendrie or <jhG Kiwitea properties of t|;e Colonists' Land and { Loan Corporation, will be prosecuted. ' Wm. H. HAKTGILL. : Kalcombe, April 30, 1894. '' a 7 ATKINS, (Fellow Eoyal Inst. British Architects) Assoc. Momb. Inst. Civil Engineers. ARCHITECT, WANGANUI. ME. ATKINS makes periodical visits throughout the District. Mr H. L. Sherwili will arrange interviews. AGRICULTURAL LIME. i HAVING been appointed, U&aJ, agent for Broc&'A Earned , Mauriceville Lime A I a^m, in a position to supply t^e a,bove. at reasonable rates ajb tke Coajl Bepot> Kimbolto^, Road^ 1 JOHN DUNLOP