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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 31, 5 August 1895, Page 3

Sanson Sale Yards. TUESDAY, 6th AUGUST. f^i ORTON and SON, at 1 o'clock,— \JT 7 fat and forward cows 3 weaners ; 8 fat bullocks : 200 brst-class woolly lambs 300 wether lambs 100 fat ewes 70 forward ewes 150 fat ewes ' ,' 200 empty ewes j 50 mixed sheep 50 Romney ewes in lamb 50 good lanibs Horses, <S:c. Birmingham Sale Yards. TUESDAY, 6tii AUGUST, AI 1 PM. CHARLES CARR wall bell by public auction, as above, — 9 dairy cows, to calve in Sept. 5 heifers 3 steers 7 mixed cattle 2 milch cows, to calve iv spring 2 springing heifers 1 bull 100 first-class ewes in lamb 50 lambs 100 lambs 100 v ixed lambs 40 lambs 70 ewes 1-10 2-tooth cues in lamb 150 lambs 30 lambs 1 pair buggy bor.os 1 buggy 6 pigs At the Borough Sale Yards, Palmerston N. THURSDAY, Sth AUGUST, at 1 o'clock, sharp. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS will sell by public auction, as above, — 10 first-class dairy cows 15 fat heifers 18 2', -years steers 200 2~tooth ewes 250 first- class Lincoln ewes in lamb 54 Lincoln owes in lamb 1200 lirst-class Lincoln lambs 300 woolly lambs 50 2 tooth wethers 100 fat and forward ewes 200 shorn lambs 100 Lincoln lambs 120 prime fat ewes Halcombe Sale Yards. THURSDAY, Sth AUGUST. AT 1 30 P.M. EE. BECKETT wili sell by pub- ;. lie auction, as above, — 100 hoggets 190 hoggets 100 hoggets, good 60 woolly hoggets 25 fat wethers SATUEDAY, lOrn AUGUST. Clearing Saie at Hunterville. Bt E. BECKETT has received in- _• instructions from W. G. Thompson, Esq., who has sold his property, to sell by public auction on above date, at bis yards, Hunterville, — 40 head mixed cattle 450 2 tooth ewes 100 4 and 6-tooth ewes 100 wethers Also, a large quautity of Sundries. Sale at 1 30 p.m. Feilding Sale Yards. ERIDAY, 9tii AUGUST, AT 1 P.M. CHARLES CARR will sell by public auction, as above. — 15 weaners 4 fat cows 4 springing heifers 5 steers 1 fat cow 10 fat steers 10 fat heifers 50 4 and G-tooth ewes in lamb 250 lambs 500 fat ewes 150 wethers 100 ewes (forward) 250 lambs 70 fat wethers 80 fat ewes 250 good lambs 1 boy's pony VOLUNTEER HALL. SKATING ! SKATING ! ! EXCELSIOR SKATING RINK FIEST GRAND Fancy Dress Skating Carnival. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 14 th, 1895. Best Fancy-Dressed Lady presented with Gold Bangle Best Fancy-Dressed Gent presented with Gold Scarf Pin. I Tickets, 2s ; Spectators, ls. Rink open as usual Wednesday after- ! noons (for ladies and children only). Admission, 6d, with use of skates. Wednesday and Saturday eyenings, Is, from 7.30 to 10 o'clock. Skilled assistants always iv attendance to assist beginners and those desirous of learning to skate. Patrons reserving skates must pay in advance, to avoid inconvenience. Haybittle's Baud in attendance. Tbe management reserve the right to refuse admission. The Latest American Roller Skates will be used. THOS. A. HOWELL, Manager THE MANCHESTER RIFLES Parades for August — Thursday, Ist (Non-com. Officers) ' „ Sth (Col. Newall) „ 15th (Company) „ 22nd (Sgt-Major McMillan ; „ 29th (Non-com. Officers) In the Volunteer Hall at 7.30. p.m. BY ORDER. MANCHESTER RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. Grand Plain and Fancy Dress Ball TO CELERRATE opening of new volunteer hall. FRIDAY, 16tu AUGUST. Full Band specially engaged for the occasion. Admission : Double Ticket, 10/6 ; Extra Lady, 2/6. Tickets to be obtained from the Secretary or anj* member of Committee — via., Sergts. Petherick, Aitken, and Boyd, Vols. Saywell and Richards. H. S. TAYLOR, Hou. Sec.