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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5, 5 July 1895, Page 3

MONDAY, Bth JULY. .. " Clearing Sale at Turakina. By Order of the Mortgagee. RE. BECKETT has been favoured # with instructions from the Mortg agee to sell by public auction on above date, on the premises, " Dalvey," near Turakina, — 1300 ewes in lamb (in lots) s 650 hoggets 20 rams i 11 cows and calves r 3 heifers, in calf j 6 yearlings 1 bull 2 unbroken hacks (good) ! 5 hacks • 4 draught horses 1 Iron roller, set chain harrows, Deer--1 ing harvester, hill-side plough, 1 d.f. plough, single plough, horse i rake, dray, waggon, 2 Avery scales, Speedy wool-press, horse power, chaff cutter, 3 sets cart and plough harness. Bulls Sale Yards. TUESDAY, 9th JULY. aORTON and SON, at 1 o'clock,— 12 y earing steers 8 forward bullocks 9 forward bullocks 21 forward bullocks 2 springing cows 4 fat heifers 3 heifers 10 2i-year steers 150 fat and forward wethers 260 wethers 150 mixed lambs 100 forward wethers 100 forward ewes 100 wether lambs 400 ewes, in lamb 300 mixed sheep 88 fat ewes 300 prime fat wethers 6 porkers 5 tons of good eating potatoes Horses, &c. Birmingham Sale Yards. TUESDAY, JULY 9th, 1895, AIIPJI. CHARLES CAEE will t>ell by public auction, as above, — 50 fat wethers 120 ewes, in lamb 140 good mixed lambs 50 ewes, in lamb On account of W. Gibson, Esq., Kiwitea, who is giving up dairying, — 10 first-class dairy cows, guaranteed sound and quiet ; all to calve in early spring [Entries SolicitedJ. Halcombe Sale V rds. THURSDAY, 11th JULY. EE, BECKETT will sell by pub- /. lie auction, as above,— 10 yearlings 40 ewes, in lamb 50 ewes, in lamb 40 fat and forward ewes 50 dry ewes Feilding Sale Yards. FRIDAY, 12th JULY. /^HARLES CARR, at 1 o'clock,— \_J 8 fat cows 6 cows 6 weaners 300 lambs 300 wethers 250 2-tooth ewes, in lamb [Entries SolicitedJ. FLORICULTURE. A. HAMILTON, Seedsman and Florist, Manchester Street, FEILDING (Next to Mr Carthew's). FRST-CLASS assortment of New Season's SEEDS, comprising Flower, Vegetable, ana Agricultural. All kinds of Nursery Plants, Trees, &c, supplied in season, at the lowest market rates. A choice assortment of POT PLANTS always on hand or procured at the shortest notice. " 8. SIDET, Fellmonger, &c, f FEILDING, BEGS to announce that he has commenced business in the above line m Feilding opposite Chamberlain Bros.' FlourmiU, Kisibolton \ Road. : HIGHEST PRICES fUVEN lor ; Wool, Skins, Tallow, and Hides. • Any goods left in his care will be ■ honestly dealt with. " NOTICE. POISON laid for Dogs on Sections 21 and 22, Apiti (Feilding Small 1 Farm Block). | D. McKENZTE, Apiti. I FOR SALE, CHEAP— 1 AA ACRES first-class Land ; deep 3 _L liU loamy soil ; nearly all level ; c good metal road. For particulars and directions apply • Stab Office. VIOLIN INSTRUCTION. THE undersigned is prepared to receive pupils for the above. Lessons given at private residences i in town and country, 3 For terms, &c, apply to Miss Vale ntine, Manchester Street, or C. STAtfFAK, j Makino. ASSEMBLY ROOMS. - SKATING !~~SK ATING ! ! EXCELSIOR SKATING RINK. • fTIHE Management has much pleasure | in announcing that they have 3 completed arrangements for the opening 9 of the above rink ' The Rink will be open every Saturday and Wednesday evenings from halfpast 7 till 10 o'clock, and on Wednesday afternoons (specially for Ladies and Children) from 2 till 5. Admission— On Saturday and Wednesday evenings, One Shilling (including use of skates) ; Wednesday afternoons, 6d (including use of skates). I A skilled attendant has been engaged i to assist beginners and those desirous of I learning to skate. The Latest American Roller Skates will be used. Haybittle's Band in attendance. i The management reserve the right to I refuse admission. THOS. A. HOWELL, Manager