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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 250, 25 April 1895, Page 3

Feilding Sale Yards. FRIDAY, 26th APRIL, AT I P.M. GORTON AND SOfl will sell by public auction, at above, — 25 weaners IS mixed cattle 29 2-years steers 1 0 tat cows 12 2h to 3-years steers 30 forward bullocks 14 18-rnonths to 3-years steers 200 forward wethers 150 2-tooth wethers 100 2 and 4-tooth wethers 379 breeding ewes 150 lambs 310 first-class 2 to G-tooth Lin coin ewes, in lamb 100 fat and forward ewes 400 empty ewes 100 breeding ewes 200 lambs 100 ewes 200 lambs 2SO 2 and 4-tooth Lincoln wethers 350 2 to 8-tooth Lincoln ewes, in lamb 200 superior mixed lambs 250 lambs 140 fat wethers 180 lambs 50 fat ewes 90 fat ewes 65 wethers 50 2-tooth Romney ewes, in lamb On account of Mr A. Dermer, — 10 superior quiet cows, springing and to calve in June 1% /TESSRS ABKAHAM & WILLIAMS' JLVL STOCK SALES— APRIL : Palmerston (Horse and Produce) Saturday, 27 Pahiatua ... ... Tuesday, 30 WELLINGTON TO FOXTON. *TIHE s.s. QUEEN J_ of the SOUTH, _jL\&jOy^>. Captain Harvey, will ■ss^g^SSS^ leave Wellington every MONDAY and THURSDAY. I Foxton- every WEDNESDAY and I SATURDAY. : F. R. YOUNG, Agent. ~ — ""^a OTAKI MAORI RACING CLUB. HACK RACE MEETING, 24th MAY, 1895. ~\TOMINATIONS close at 9 p.m. i_M on TUESDAY, the 30th April, for — Trial Handicap, of £ 10, J mile ; nomination, 20s. First Hurdles, of £60, 1 mile Go chains; nomination, 255. Otaki Plate, of £150, l*milc; nomination, 50s. Second Hurdles, of £30, H mile; nomination, 15s. Flying Stakes, of £60, $ mile ; nomination, 255. Stewards' Stakes, of £70, 1] mile: nomination, 30s. For full programme see Referee. Note : That the Otaki Post and Telegraph Ofilee closes at 5 p.m. H. F. EAGAR, Secretary. Otaki, 25th April, 1895. FOXTON RACING CLUB. POSTPONEMENT of THE AUTUMN MEETING. OWING to the breakdown in the railway communication between Palmerston and Foxton, the Autumn Meeting of the above Club has been postponed to WEDNESDAY, 15th MAY, 1895. j. r. McMillan, Hon. Sec. Central Furnishing Warehouse, Kimbolton Road, Feildjno. IN STOCK— A selection of Stuffed Easy Spring CHAIRS and COUCHES, covered with Leather, Cloth, and Cretonne ; also, large stock of Furniture & General Furnishings Come and See, Quality and Prices not equalled. isaacTbrent, Cabinetmaker and Upholsterer. I). SUTHERLAND, Butcher, MAKI N O , "VTOW supplies to his customers in _I^| Feilding and surrounding districts nothing but the very beat Wether Mutton, Ox Beef, and Dairyfed Pork at lowest market prices. Terms as per agreement. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays. D. SUTHERLAND. mHE~ ROY AL"IaESTAU RAN T, Manchester Stkeet (Opposite Mr Carthew's). MEALS, at all hours, Is. Hot Pies, 3d each. Tea, Coffee, or Cocoa, 3d per cup. All kinds of Pastry. Good Beds, Is. J. KINNS, IMPORTANT TO LADIES. cookingHlessons. MRS MATHESON, the popular teacher of Cooking, will give a series of six Lessons in the Assembly Rooms, Feildinsr, every FRIDAY. First Lesson on Friday, 26th, at 2.30; Evening Lesson on Friday, 26th, 7.30. Terms : Ladies' Afternoon Class, 2s a single lesson or 10s for six lessons ; Evening Classes, Is, or 5s for 6 lessons. Afternoon Lesson — Dressing and turning poultry, fowl with egg sauce, cheese straws, sunset pudding. Evening Lesson — Uncle Tom pudding, toad in the hole, brown sauce, Johnny cakes. THE MANCHESTER RIFLES WILL parade at the Assembly Kooms (in Drill Order) as follows :— ApbiI— THURSDAY, 25th. BY QRDEE.