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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 131, 2 December 1895, Page 3

Waituna SaleWEDNESDAY, 4th DECEMBER. GORTON & SON, at 1 o'clock,— 12 18-months heifer* 5 3£-yeais steers 5 mixed cattle 160 ewes, with lambs 75 first-class shorn wether hoggets 70 prime shorn wetber hoggets 1 harness pony, 7 years At tlie Borough Sale Yards, Palmerston N. THURSDAY, sth DECEMBER. ABKAHAM and WILLIAMS will sell by public auction, as above, at 1 o'clock, — 20 2 and 2^ -years steers 60 mixed cattle 20 2-years steers 40 well-bred Shorthorn cows and calves Feilding Sale. FRIDAY, 6th DECEMBER. GORTON & SON, at 1 o'clock,— 60 2-years steers 60 yearling and 18-months steers 40 mixed yearlings 15 2 to 2|-years steers 20 forward bullocks 37 mixed yearlings 30 yearlings and 18-months 20 2-years steers 10 2-f- years heifers 30 mixed cattle 15 yearling steers 10 mixed yearlings 18 mixed cattle 20 18-months steers i 5 2-| years steers 3 prime fat calves 200 mixed woolly hoggets 200 first-class mixed woolly hoggets 200 good shorn wethers SO 4-tooth shorn ewes 300 woolly ewes, with lambs 130 first-class woolly hoggets GREAT CLEARING SALE OF First-Class Timber. WEDNESDAY, 11th DECEMBER, AT 1.30 P.M ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS will sell by public auction, as above, at Mr C. Waene's Sawmill, Pohaxgina, — 70,000 feet of superior Building Timber, iv lots to suit purchasers. Hanlon's coach will meet tbe train at Ashurst and convey purchasers to the sale. Luncheon Provided. N.B. —The excellence of the Timber turned out at Mr Warne's Mill is too well known to require any comment from the Auctioneers. MILK WALK. ON and after December Ist I wiil supply and deliver milk in the town and suburbs of feilding. Only the very best quality supplied Fresh cream in any quantity. Prices reasonable. GEORGE THOMAS, Kimbolton Road MERCHANTS in"N£ W~ ZEALAND WRITING TO CEYLON TO OBTAIN SURATURA TEA. THE following copy of a letter was written by the exporters of Suratura Tea to the Wellington agents : — " Colombo. 2nd Sept., 1895. " Dear Sir, — There seems to be a great deal of correspondence between dealers in your Colony and merchants here re Su?'a~ tura Teas, and we have on more than one occasion heard them highly spoken of in Colombo. We mention this as we think it will be as well for you, in self-protection to register the mark {if you have not already done so) as early as possible, as we ourselves have known the labels of other well-known brands very closely, if not almost, copied, and we feel sure tvere this to happen to Suratura, and inferio?' teas sold under a similar, or perhaps the same name, it would be very detrimental to'all parties concerned. Of course we refuse to ship the teas {Suratura) to any firmhut your goodselves, and shall always endeavour to protect you at this end as far as is in our power. — Yours, etc., . The endeavour made to obtain this wonderful Tea is proof of its public appreciation and quality. The duty on Suratura is charged, at 4d per lb, the old rate being Gd. EILDING COAL DEPOT, Kimbolton Road. Household Coal Drain Pipes Blacksmith Coal Syphons Charcoal Bends Coke Stench Straps Bone Manure Garden Tyles Bone Meal Flower Pots Brook's Lime always on hand. Agent for Carbol Crystal, the great - American Sheep Dip. JOHN DUNLOP HARKIETTEVILLE LIME KILNS Maurice ville. BROOKS BROS., PROPKIETORS HAVING taken over the above well-known Kilns, we are prepared to supply the best ol LIME for all purposes at the lowest possible rates. For full particulars as to prices, &c, apply to Mr J. Dunlop, Sole Agent for the Feilding District. BROOKS BROS., Proprietors, Mauriceville. 08. SALE OR LEASE— A large seven-roomed House (new) and five acres of Land in Kimbolton Road. Terms — To Lease, 15s per week ; For Sale, £450 (£l5O cash, balance can remain on mortgage). For further particulars apply to JOSEPH SMITH, Glasgow House, Feilding. Possession can be given on December 2nd. F. DA. C. Be Lisle (Pupil of Garcia and of Randegger, R.A.M., London), RECEIVES PUPILS at his Studio, i Queen Street, Feilding, on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Special, cheap rates for pupils visiting the Studio. Singing, Piano, Banjo, Guitar, Ott i Painting, Drawing, Languages j 25s quarterly, in advance. Twenty -four lessons given in one quarter. Mr De Lisle can say fearlessly and truthfully tha,t he is the Only Genuine Tc<&her in the District, as a proof of which he offers his credentials and a host of references. _ ~~ HENRY MARSTON, Licensed Carrier* FEUDING, IS now prepared to undertake Cartage of goods, firewood, wool, grain, or other produce, from and to all parts of the district at reasonable charges. • .•>, :'■?■■■■: be left with Mr Garlick,