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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 21, 24 July 1895, Page 3

Sale of Fruit and Ornamental Trees. FEILDING. THURSDAY, 25th JULY. GORTON <fc SON have been in- ' structed by Mr Jas. Mitchinson, of New Plymouth, to sell by public auction, as above, — • A Jarge consignment of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Flowering Shrubs, and Pot Plants from his well-known Nursery Sale at 1 o'clock. AUCTION SALE of Fruit Trees & Flowering Shrubs, AT HALCOMBE. JR. McMILLAN has been fav- , oured with instructions from Messrs Mayo & Soxs to sell at Halcombe, on FRIDAY next, at 1.30 p.m., — A choice variety of Fruit Trees and Flowering Shrubs, consisting of apples, pears, plums, peaches, walnuts, cherries, camelias, rhododendrams, &c. No Reserve. At the Borough Sale Yards 3 Paimerston N. THURSDAY, 25th JULY, AT 1 O'CLOCK, SHARP. A BRAHAM &" WILLIAMS will x\_ sell by public auction, as above,— 15 2 5 -years steers 5 good heifers 14 weaners 4 fat cows 5 fat heifers 100 fat ewes 400 forward dry ewes 150 2 tooth wethers 400 mixed lambs 1200 good lambs 186 store wethers 850 good ewes in lamb 270 fat and forward wethers FRIDAY, JULY 26t"ii, AT 1 O'CLOCK. j? In the Denbiyh Hotel Yard JR. MONTAGUE has received , instructions from Mr W. T. Benefield, of the celebrated Aramoho Nursery, to sell by auction — 500 Fruit Trees, comprising — Apples, pears, peaches, cherries, plums, grapes, raspberries, oranges, lemons, persimmons, olives, and other Japanese fruit 100 Camelias, azaleas, rhododendrons, and other flowering shrubs ', also, 100 very choice Roses, including several new varieties. No Reserve. Feilding Sale Yards. FRIDAY, 26tii JULY, AT 1 P.M. GORTON AND SON will sell by publis a^lction, as above, — 10 good dairy cows 10 fat cows 10 3-years heifers, springing 30 18 months cattle 10 forward cows 20 well-bred Shorthorn weaner heifers 10 2i-years steer3 20 18-months mixed cattle 10 weaners and yearlings 10 calves 5 3-years heifers, in calf 6 fat cows 5 forward cows 100 mixed lambs 200 first-class lambs 200 shorn lambs 200 6 and 8 tooth ewes, in lamb 220 mixed woolly lambs 120 fat ewes 150 ewes and wethers 100 good lambs 300 lambs 100 forward ewes 120 wether lambs 400 fat and forward wethers 16 fat and forward heifers 200 wethers 113 ewes, in lamb 200 first-class lambs 300 first-class wether hoggets 80 fat sheep 120 ewes in lamb 120 2 and 4-tooth wethers 100 2 and 4-tooth ewes 320 lambs ALSO, after Stock Sale,— An excellent Farm of 581 acres, being Section 49, Block 111, Pohangina District, 230 of which are in grass ; 200 chains of fencing have been done, forming 2 paddocks j a good Broomed House is erected on the property, and a section is open on adjoining section. ALSO, practically without reserve, as the owner is leaving the district, — The well-known thorough-bred entire " Itepo " and the steeplechaser " Sir Garnet." [Pedigrees and terms at salej. Colyton Sale Yards. TUESDAY, 30th JULY, AT 1 P.M. A BRAHAM and WILLIAMS J\, will sell by auction, as above,— 12 18-months mixed cattle 10 yearling to 18-months steers 1 springing cow 1 springing beifer 160 good wethers 100 lambs 88 fat wethers 120 ewe lambs 250 empty ewes 200 good lambs ___ A. F. MORGAN, Pork Butcher. ALL kinds of Small Goods on hand or to order. Fresh Pork Sausages daily. Opposite Mr Carfchew's, Manchester Street. FINE ARTS. MISS AIMEE GARDNER, form crly Art Mistress " Glenburc House Ladies' School," Christchurch will receive Pupils for tuition in Oil and Water Color, Landscape and Flowei Painting. The course includes a thor ough grounding in the elementary prin> ciples of drawing, composition, and color, Pictures on view at Mr Carthew's stationer, where further particulars maj be obtained.