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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 101, 26 October 1895, Page 3

CLEARING SALE of TIMBER — AT — MESSRS BARTHOLOMEW BROS." KIWITEA TIMBER YARD (Opposite the Kiwitea School). MONDAY, 28th OCTOBER. Sale at 12 o'clock. /^HARLES CABR has received inV^ structions from Messrs Bartholomew Bros, to sell about F*n r\r\n feet of general UU,UUU BUILDING TIMBER, in lots to suit purchasers. CHAS. CARR. MAGISTRATE'S COURT, FEILDING. R F. IFaybittle v. A. Hamilton. BAILIFF'S BALE. ON account of whom it may concern will be sold by Public Auction on WEDNESDAY, the 30th instant, at 12 o'clock noon, under Distress "Warrant issued from the Stipendiary Magistrate's Court, Feilding, at the Courthouse, — The Stock-in-Trade of a Seedsman and Florist, consisting of Seeds, Flower Pots, and Flowers, new Hot house (with 3 lights), Kerosene Lamps, and Sundries. JAMES J. TUOHY, Bailiff. Poliangina Sale Yards. TUESDAY, sth NOVEMBER, AT 1 P.M. 4 BRA HAM & WILLIAMS 11. will sell by auction, as above, — 6 2-years steers 8 milkers 12 head of cattle 100 ewes and lambs 200 ewes and lambs 500 mixed hoggets 120 mixed hoggets Feilding Sale Yards. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Ist. f^i ORTON & SON will sell by pubVJT lis auction, at 1 o'clock, — 35 Shorthorn weaners 31 mixed weaners 20 good weaners and yearlings 10 forward bullocks 12 3 years steers 15 2 years cattle 8 prime fat bullocks ( 6 dfdry cows „. 10 yearlings 1 4-year-old bull 1 purebred Shorthorn bull ] 600 good hoggets 300 fa.t and forward ewes 400 forward ewes 150 superior woolly hoggets 200 good woolly hoggets 200 mixed hoggets 200 mixed hoggets c 100 hoggets 50 forward sheep 100 fat ewes 100 shorn fat ewes 100 owes with lambs 160 shorn wethers !: 100 empty ewes , 250 first-class hoggets BIARIS ! BIAEIS ! ! BIARIS !! ! The King of Table Waters. Agreeable ; Slightly Alkaline ; Mildly Tonic, W. HODREN is Sole Manufacturer. T)ANGITIKEI Agent for Puriri _L\» and Te Aroha Mineral Waters, i WALTER HODREN, Standabd Steam Cordial Wobxs, ' Queen Street, FEILDING 1 DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. - NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hitherto existing between the undersigned, under the := style or firm of " Davy and Mills," has this day been dissolved by mutual $. consent. g All Debts and Liabilities of the late is firm will be paid and discharged and c all moneys due to the said firm will be received by Henby Wuitworth Davy, ('' who will in the future continue to carry w on the business on his sole account. y Dated at Feilding this 18th day of October, 1895. P EDWARD MILLS. © HENRY W. DAVY. a Witness to Signatures : -y W. A. Sandilands, Solicitor, Feilding. , WOOL PRESS^ WE have one of Messrs Taylor Y. & Bbemner's Waverley Presses on view at our Feilding Store. It is p undoubtedly the most reliable and compact press in the market, and one we can thoroughly recommend. o: BABBAUD & ABRAHAM, Agentß. a" PIANOS ! PIANOS ! PIANOS lr MB F. De LISLE has been appointed the Feilding Agent for the celebrated PAUL SCHARFF Pianos, - from Berlin, a consignment of -which P is now just landing in. "Wellington, per Aorangi. n For beauty, pureness of tone, and dur- I ability, these pianos are unsurpassed. j~ Prices from ,40 gnineas to 70 guineas An Upright Grand, in black rosewood, t is now on view at Mr De Lisle's Studio, N in Queen street. Constipation, Sick-headache, Torpid - Liver, and Indigestion. FOR that tired feeling, low spirits, nervousness, poor appetite, etc., f caused through the above, use the TONIC LIVER DROPS. Price, 2s per bottle. j r Splendid Besults Assured. From— WOOLLAMS, .jOhemist, Feilding. ci MEETING AT POHANGINA. fnHE Members of the Pohangina J _L Small Farm Association, No. 2, and the . Ratepayers of Pohangina Township, are requested by Mb Coun- F cillor Selby (see placards in the town) to meet on SATURDAY, 2nd D November, at 3 p.m., in the Public _ Hall, to discuss Loan Proposals. ~B V TO BUILDERS. ~~ fTtENDERS are called for the Erec- r>i J_ tion of a New Primitive Methodist Church in Halcombe. Plans and Specifications to be seen __ at Mr Bell's Corner Store, Halcombe. "y Tenders to close at 4. o'clock on -j Monday Afternoon, October 28th. \ ROBERT LINTON, I r ' Treasurer of Trustees] cl