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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 104, 30 October 1895, Page 3

At the Borough Sale Yards, Palmerston N. THURSDAY, 31st OCTOBER. A BRAHAM and WILLIAMS J\_ will sell by public auction, as above, at 1 o'clock,— 20 mixed yearlings 20 fresh 2^-years steers 35 2^ -years steers 50 yearlings and 18-months cattle 360 mixed woolly hoggets 15 well-bred Shorthorn steers 1 prime fat cow 2 pure-bred 18-months Shorthorn bulls 260 fat and forward wethers, shorn 120 prime fat wethers 20 good weaner pigs 8 weaner pigs _ Feilding Sale Yards, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Ist. GORTON & SON will sell by public 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 dairy cows 10 yearlings 1 4-year-old bull 1 pure- bred Shorthorn bull 600 good hoggets 300 fat and forward ewes 400 forward ewes 150 superior woolly hoggets 200 good woolly hoggets 200 mixed hoggets 200 mixed hoggets 100 hoggets 50 forward sheep 100 fat ewes 100 shorn fat ewes 100 ewes with lambs 160 shorn wethers 100 empty ewes 250 first-class hoggets 300 woolly hoggets 450 wethers in wool 300 mixed hoggets 200 wether hoggets 50 good wethers 170 woolly hoggets Go 4-tooth wethers 5 tons pig potatoes On account of Mr E. Mills, who is leaving the district, — Grey mare, buggy and harness, child's pony, saddle and bridle On account of Messrs Hockcn Bros. — 4 draughts, 3 to G years old 2 light harness horses On account of Mr Wrn. Bale r — ■ Section 7, sub division D, Man chester Block, containing I^o acres, fronting Kimbolton Road, all cleared and in grass and well watered ; sub-di-vided into six paddocks ; 6-roomed house, sheep yards, dip, tfce., situated 4i miles from Feilding and 3l> from Cheltenham Factory, and is well suited for Dairy Farm. SATURDAY, 2nd NOVEMBER, At the Borough Horse Emporium, Palmkbston North, At 1 o'clock. \ BRAHAM & "WILLIAMS will sell J\_ by public auction, as above, under instructions from the Executors of the late J. R. Harper, — Goodwill of lease of sections 215 an.d 216, with commodious livery stables built thereon ; 19 years to run at the annnal rental of .£2O for the first five years, £30 for the next seven years, and £40 for the last seven years. Also— The Plant, comprising 11 horses, 1 waggonette, 1 drag, 2 siusle buggies, 1 double buggy, 1 gig, 8 sets of harness, 4 saddles, 2 side saddles, bridles, furniture, and sundries. The whole will be offered as a going concern in the first place, and failing a purchaser at a reasonable figure will be disposed of in lots to suit purchasers. N.B. — This is one of the best stands in Palmerston, fronting the sale yards in the principal main road, and, considering the growing importance of the the town, offers an undoubted return to investors. Further particulars on application to ( Auctioneers or to E. O. Hurley, Solici- | tor, Palmerston North. ALSO, on account of other vendors— 10 hacks and harness horses 3 staunch draught horses, with dray and harness balfTof^urniture. MONDAY, 4th NOVEMBER. Sale at 1.30 p.m. J /""^HARLES CARR has received in\J structions from Mr E. Mills (who is leaving the district) to sell by Public Auction, at his residence (next Davy and Mills' Store), his FURNITURE and EFFECTS, consisting of— Cedar Sideboard, Telescope Extension Table, Armchair, Austrian Chairs, Fender and Irons, Suite of Furniture, Linoleums, First-class Piano, Card Table, Music Stand, Oval Table, Whatnot, Round Table, Lamps, Ornaments, Pictures, Vases, four Curtain Poles and Rings, four Chests of Drawers, Child's Cot, Bedstead and Wire Mattrass, Kitchen Utensils, and other goods too numerous to mention. C. CARR, Auctioneer. Pohangina Sale Yards. TUESDAY, sth NOVEMBER, AT 1 P.M. 4 BRAHAM & WILLIAMS J\_ will sell by auction, as above, — 6 2-years steers 3 milkers 12 head of cattle 100 ewes and lambs 200 ewes and lambs 500 mixed hoggets 120 mixed hoggets Waituna Sale YardsWEDNESDAY, 6th NOVEMBER. >~N ORTON & SON will sell by public VX auction, at 1 o'clock, — 10 3 -years steers 10 mixed cattle 2/50 shorn wether hoggets 200 shorn 4-tooth maiden ewes 350 fat and forward wethers (in ■wool) 50 woolly fat ewes 80 hoggets 50 shorn 4 and 6-tooth wethers 60 shorn wether hoggets GO wethers 50 hoggets 150 ewes, with lambs " NOTIC^T THE undersigned wiLl be a Cash Purchaser of good Dairy Buttei from Ist October, 1895. * w, sp; corpe,