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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 120, 19 November 1895, Page 3

At the Borough Sale Yard* Palmerston N. THURSDAY, 21st NOVEMBER. _______ A BRAHAM and WILLIAM* J\_ will sell by public auction, a above, at 1 o'clock, — 60 2 and 3-years steers 50 2 and 3 years empty heifers 50 mixed yearlings 16 fat bullocks 300 ewes and lambs 225 mixed woolly hoggets 5 porkers Feilding Sale Yards. FRIDAY, 22nd NOVEMBER. GORTON & SON, at 1 o'clock,- - 10 store cows 30 yearling and 18-months cattU 10 mixed cattle 5 forward bullocks 50 quiet 2-years heifers 30 mixed yearlings 2o 2| to 3-years steers 10 yearlings 20 2-years steers 12 18 months to 2 years empty heifers 5 forward heifers 35 2 years heifers 25 2 to 3 years steers 20 3-years heifers 300 first class woolly hoggets 200 empty woolly ewes 100 mixed hoggets 200 shorn wethers 100 shorn fat ewes 80 4-tooth ewes 80 fat shorn sheep 2 good sheep dogs (1 leader) and 1 good hack — no reserve On account of Me James Munro — Section 148 on the plan of the Township of Sandon, in Manawatu, containing 50 acres, known as the " Flaxmill Farm," 1| miles from Feilding, on the Awahuri Road ; divided into four paddocks : 10 acres under oats, balance in grass ; running stream throught each paddock ; five-roomed house, dairy, granery, cowshed, &c. Terms at Sale. Unreserved Timber Sale. AT MESSRS BAILEY BROS.' TIMBER MILL, FURLONG'S ROAD. MONDAY, 25th NOVEMBER. Sale at 1 o'clock p.m. CH AS. CARR has received instructions from Me? brs Bailey Bros. (who are shifting the Mill) to sell by public auction about 35,000 FEET OF TIMBER, in lots to suit Purchasers. CHARLES CARR, . Auctioneer A. G. TATNE, & CO., Auctioneers, WELLINGTON. HOLD Sales of Horses every Saturday, Sheepskins and Hides, Weekly ; Fat and Stcre Cattle and Fat and Store Sheep, at our various Sale yards, on dates duly advertised. Town and Country properties monthly. Clearing Sales as arranged. WOOL ! WOOL J ! WOOL ! ! ! Sales held dariag the Season. GUANO. — A Shipment just arrived. This is a splendid Manure for Turnips, Carrots, Potatoes, and other root crops, Price, 60s per ton. A. G. Tame and Co., AUCTIONEERS, WELLINGTON. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WANGANUI A. and P. SHOW, November 2lst, 1895. ON WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, November 20th and 21st, Holiday Excursion Tickets will be issued to Wanganui from Hawera, Palmerston, and intermediate stations (including Hunterville Branch), available for return until Saturday, November 23rd. Fares : 2d per mile first class ; Id per mile second class (minimum, 4s and 2s respectively). Mileage counted one way only. On Thursday, November 21st, the 4.40 p.m. train from Wanganui to Palmerston will be delayed to leave Wanganui at 5.20 p.m., and will run 35 minutes later throughout. (The 7.25 p.m. train from Marton to Mangaonoho will wait at Marton Junction to connect. For further particulars see Posters at Stations. BY ORDER. WELLINGTON AND MANAWATU RAILWAY COMPANY (Ltd). REDUCED RAILWAY RATES. PER RAIL TO WELLINGTON DAILY. Important to Farmers, Stationholders, and Others. ON and after Monday, the 18th instant, WOOL will be carried from the undermentioned stations to Wellington by rail, via the Company's Line, at the following rates per bale not exceeding 4 cwts. — which include Whabfage ; loading being done by the senders : — From Mangaonoho to Welling- . ton (per bale) . . . 8/6 „ Hunterville 8/1 „ Marton 6/10 „ Greatford 6/11 „ Kakariki 7/1 „ Halcombe 6/1G „ Feilding 6 /- --„ Palmerston & Longburn 5/- --„ Ashurst «. 5/9 „ Woodville 6/8 Consignors are reminded that Woo] sent by rail receives quick despatch, Two trains daily run between Long burn and Wellington. W. M. lIANNAY, Secretary Wellington, 13th November, 189 a. STRAYED, from the Schoolgrounds Aehnrst, a light-brown Mare (witl black points) and a Pony (dark in col pur). A reward will be given to th< person returning the same to W. J. As »BEW| SgliooUiouse, A^utet,