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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 228, 27 March 1895, Page 3

Clearing-out Sale of Dairy Stock at the Farm, ■ CHEL TENHAM. THURSDAY, 28th MARCH. /NORTON" & SON" have received \j[ instructions from Mr A. Paine, who is giving up his dairy — 30 first-class Milkers, in full milk and to calve 20 good calves and weaners 10 well-bred porkers 13 wea'ner pigs 2 heavy-weight pigs 1 2^-years Jersey bull Milk Cans, &c. Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. GORTON & SON, Auctioneers. Feilding Sale Yards. FRIDAY, 29th MARCH, AT 1 P.M. GORTON AND SON will sell by public auction, as above, — 5 half-bred Ayrshire heifers . 10 2-years steers 18 mixed cattle 20 store cows 20 3-years heifers 100 18-months to 2-years steers 50 18-months to 2-years heifers 23 forward bullocks 30 mixed yearlings 20 half- bred Polled Angus weaner heifers 10 store cows 30 18 months to 2-years steers 6 fat bullocks 18 weaner steers 15 2 and 3-years bullocks 50 2^-years steers . . 25 forward bullocks 350 2 tooth Romney ewes, on account of Mr C. Pharazyn 200 fat and forward wethers 500 breeding ewes 300 woolly lambs 250 first class shorn lambs 53 6-tooth ewes 100 fat ewes 270 shorn lambs 220 ewes 6 Lincoln rams 350 shorn lambs 130 ewes 100 fat ewes 250 good latnbs 400 well-grown lambs 100 fat and forward wethers 200 2-tooth ewes 100 sound-mouth ewes 150 lambs 100 ewes 10 Romney rams 10 porkers Also, on account of Mr W. Baker, of Colyton, who is giving up his dairy, — 10 first-class dairy cows, to calve during winter and early spring 6 20-months heifers, to calve in spring 10 mixed weaners GORTON & SON, Auctioneei's. Sanson Sale Yards. TUESDAY, 2nd APRIL, AT 1 P.M. GORTON and SON will offer by public auction, as above, — 50 mixed weaners, in lots 4 18-months cattle 10 springing heifers 1 $-bred 2-years Jersey bull 230 2-tooth ewes 220 2-tooth wethers 200 forward empty ewes 150 woolly lambs 170 mixed lambs Waituna Sale YardsWEDNESDAY, Brd APRIL, AT I P.M. nOETON AND SON V£JT will sell by public auction, as above, — 13 mixed IS-months 10 mixed cattle 300 ewes 200 breeding ewes 300 woolly lambs 150 4 and 6-tooth ewes 200 wethers 150 2-tooth wethers 150 2-tooth wethers 50 fat ewes and wethers 10 weaner pigs II TESSRS ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS' IVJL STOCK SALESMARCH: Pahnerston ... ... Thursday, 28 Foxton Wednesday, 29 W. S. HART, GUNMAKER, BEGS to reform Sportsmen of Pal* merston, Feilding, and surround* ing districts that he has started basinets in Main Street, Palmebston Noeth, near the railway station, as Gunmaker and Importer of Guns and Sporting Material. Having had some years ex penence id the trade, sportsmen may rely upon having their work executed by a thoroughly competent man. Smokeless and other powders by best makers' in stock. Shot, caps, cartridge cases, &c, at cheapest rates. Guns re-stocked and re»browned. Repairs promptly executed. A GREAT TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION WILL BE HELD AT FEILDING IN THE RECREATION GROUND, ON EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 15th, 1895. PROCESSION TO THE GROUND. A DDRESSES will be given by LeadJ\_. ing Men in the Temperance Movement. A large Choir will sing at intervals, and a Brass Band will assist to enliven the proceedings. Refreshments sold on the ground. EVERYBODY INVITED. Entbance to the Ground— FßEE. - "EIEILDING VOLUNTEER " FIRE Jj BRIGADE. APRIL: Practices on Monday, Ist and Bth, at 7 p.m. Monthly Meeting on Thursday, 4th, in Foresters' Hall. Business : Nomination of Officers and other very important matters. . ■ „ Members who wish to compete in the prize competition next month must attend ono of the above ordinary practices. A. 'BADE. Captain. WANTED Known — Travellers by the Marinn-utu Railway are re* minded that Wxlteb. Freeman, the pop* ular caterer, is still ia charge of the "Reireslunoat Car,