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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 181, 31 January 1895, Page 3

j Birmingham Sale Yards. ' TUESDAY, sth FEBRUARY, AT 1 P.M. CHARLES CAEI will bell by public auction, a above, — 100 2-tooth wethers 6 head mixed cattle 1 15 pure-bred 2-tooth Lincolr rams 50 4-tooth ewes 50 woolly lambs 30 shorn lambs 20 good Lincoln rams Feilding Sale Yards. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Bth, at 1 p.m. CHA. I^. CARE will offer by public auction, as above, — 7 fat bullocks 6 cows and calves 500 lambs 100 2-tooth wethers 200 good wethers 200 wether lambs (shorn) 40 pure-bred Romney rams (2 tooth and upwards), bred by C. Plmrazyn, Esq. 4 Hampshire Down rams, bred by Carnarvon Estate I 20 Lincoln nuns, bred by Alex. Mcßeth, Esq. 10 Lincoln rams, bred by R. McBeth, Esq. feildingT^nnual ram FAIR. TUESDAY, 3th FEBRUARY. GORTON and SON will offer by public auction, as above, — 260 2-tooth Lincoln rams On account of and bred by Messrs Duncan Blair, R. Wilson (Heaton Park), R. B. Pearce (Kakaramea), D. Dow nes, W. Morrison, R. Mcßeth, G. V. Shannon, R. O. Carey, and Mrs Watt (Lillybank). 100 2-tooth Romney rams On account oi and bred by Messrs il. C. Wheeler, W. Reid, W. F. Jacob, A. Mat-hews, and the Woodendean Estate. Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. Waituna Sale YardsWEDNESDAY", 6th FEBRUARY, AT 1 P- 51. GORTON AND SON will sell by public auction, as above, — 10 mixed yearlings 39 mixed 18 months 10 forward bullocks 10 mixed 2-year-olds 20 cows and calves 10 store cows 10 18-months steers 10 weavers r> springing cows and heifers 1 Shorthorn bull 000 2-tooth wethers 150 2-tooth ewe.s 400 f.m. ewes 100 2-tooth wethers 50 owes 80 lambs 80 4 and G-tooth ewes 70 8-tooth ewes 75 ewe lambs 80 wether lambs ALSO— A quantity of Furniture. CHAS. CARR'S STOCK SALES for FEBRUARY : Birmingham Tuesday, 5 Feilding Friday, 8 Cheltenham Friday, 15 DAVID JON E S , Engineer and Blacksmith, HAS commenced business in the shop at the junction of Warwick Street with Kimbolton Road (formerly occupied by the late Mr Jensen). First-class Shoeing guaranteed. Agricultural Implements made and repaired. All kinds of Ironwork, light and heavy, made to order. Windmills made to order ; balance weight, double action. Iron Gates and Railings made, new and old styles. Powerful Sturnping-jacks, to lift from 5 to 20 tons. Pumps repaired. Iron turnery. Moderate Chanjes. DAVID JONES. The Feilding Pharmacy and Medical Hall. MR WOOLLAMS HAS, during the past year, thoroughly renovated and fully stocked his PHARMACY, which, favorably compares with those in larger towns, and trusts the public will continue to patronise him for Medicines, Toilet Articles, Sundries, Trusses, &c, as of late. " KURKOYSKI," for troubles arising from torpid liver, is a never-failing remedy ; in bottles, 2/6 each. 2 6 } Teeth Extracted^ 2/6 Agent for K. Lazarus' SigJd-Tcsting. N.B.— DR HARRIS ATTENDS DAILY for Consultation; 11 to 12 a.m. and 7.00 to 8.80 p.m. KOTICfi to the Residents of Birmingham and Surrounding Districts. AS I am leaving the District, I will hold a CLEARING SALE for 14 Days Only of BOOTS and SHOES of every description. Must be Sold at a Sacrifice. M. D. MUNRO, Shoemaker, Birmingham. NOTICE. JAMES NORMAN, having taken over the Butchering Business lately carried on by Mr H. V. Pickering, Pergusson Street, solicits a trial from the geueral public. Nothing but the BEST of Meat will be supplied by him, and it is also his intention to make a specialty of Small Goads. MANGAONE PUBLI~C~HAXL~COT THE Annual General Meeting o1 Shareholders in the above Com pauy will be held in the Hall, at Coly ton, on MONDAY, February 4th 1895, at 8 p.m. W. G, PEARCE, Jlou, Sec