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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 234, 3 April 1895, Page 3

CLEARING SALE. THURSDAY, 4th APRIL, At Mr Thos. Munt's, near Birmingham. i ■ — — — \ f^\ ORTON & SON have been far- , VJT oured witb instructions from ■j Mr T. Munt to sell by Public Auction, I at 1 o'clock, — j Sections 17 and 18, Birmingham, i containing 197 acres 1 rood. [ Improvements: About 120 i acres in grass, about 270 chains fencing erected, sfood orchard, and buildings value ' £200 on land. Title, Land Transfer. also — 11 pure-bred Ayrshire milch cows ; and heifers 2 pure-bred Ayrshire bulls 7 weaners, tfce. 13 horses (broken and unbroken), including a thcrough-bred brood mare 27 pigs, including 6 sows and 1 boar Dray, dairy utensils, <kc. Tersis at Sale. GORTON & SON, Auctioneers. FEILDING JOCKEY CLUB EASTER MEETING. Sale of Privileges. SATURDAY, 6tii APRIL. /^HARLES CARR has been fav\_J oured with instruction to offer at public auction, at the Assembly Rooms, at 2 o'clock on above date, the subjoined privileges : — (1) Outside Gates (2) Grandstand, Lawn, and Saddling Paddock (3) Publican's Booth and Diningroom (4) Refreshment Booth (5) Race Cards (6) Horse Paddock. Clearing Sale of Dairy Stock. MONDAY, APRIL Bth. At Mr J. Ash-worth's, Pvkkuoa, Colytox f^i ORTON & SON have received \Jt instructions from Mr J. AshivOETii, who is giving up dairying, to sell by public auction, as above, — 21 milch cows 14 1 to 2-year picked heifers P.B. 3 year Jersey bull Separator and dairy utensils 1 ton onions (in lots) Sale at 1 o'clock. GORTON & SON, Auctioneers. Bulls Sale Yards. TUESDAY, 9th APRIL. f^i OPtTON <S: SON, at 1 o'clock,— V_X 12 forward bullocks 30 yearling and 18-months cattle 12 forward bullocks 15 mixed yearlings 10 store cows 300 2 and 4-tooth ewes 100 fat ewes 150 ewes 150 lambs Horses, &c. Clearing Sale. THURSDAY, 11th APRIL. At Mr J. Stimpson's, Waituna. i^ ORTON & SON have been fav\JJT oured with instructions from Mr J". Stimpson, who has let his farm, to sell by Public Auction, as above, — 270 2 to 6-tooth breeding ewes 230 lambs 100 fat wethers 120 empty ewes 3 cows (in milk) and 2 springing heifers 40 mixed cattle Buggy horse, fat pig, and fowls Household Furniture for sittingroom, bed-rooms, and kitchen ; crockery, kitchen and dairy utensils, garden and farm tools, etc. Pony-carriage and trap, harness ' for buggy and trap, saddlery, etc. 3 tons hay and a large quantity of keeping apples. Liuwh'un nt 12 : Sale at 12.30, sharp NOTICE. /CHARLES CARR'S next Feilding \J sale will be held on FRIDAY ' April 19th, instead of the 12th idem as the latter falls on Good Friday. WATSON BROS.. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS HAVE now on hand an entirely now selection of latest designi in WALL PAPER ■ and a grand as sortrneni of Borders. Glass (all sizes) cut to meet re quirements. Paints mixed in all shades to sui customers at from Gd per lb. All work completed promptly anc satisfaction guaranteed. 3 Note the Address : J Opposite the Red House and next th< l Feilding Hotel. 1 SHOOTING SEASON. 1 THE Shooting Season for Wil< Duck and other Native Game in the Wellington District, will not b opened cutil the Ist May next. An; '» person found killing Native Gam ! " within this district before the dat mentioned will be prosecuted. HUGH L. SHERWILL, - Hon. Sec. Feilding Branch Acclimatis ation Society. 3i LAMBS FOR SALE. MR RATHBONE hasfor sale 62 best Lincoln Lambs, buyer r< 1 jectmg 120. Apply MANAGER, Colytor 1 q ~~ MONEY TO LEND! Ie ftQAAA on Good Freehol i- SCfOUUU Security, at i in per cent, in one or more sums. Als is JI2OO afc 6 per cent. Apply to GEORGE A. PEEEOE, Land and Financial Agent, g Palmerston Nori