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Halcombe Sale Yards. WEDNESDAY, 12th FEBRUARY. RE. BECKETT will sell b; , public auction, at 1.80 p.m.— 9 IS-rnonths cattle 11 18-months cattle 6 yearlings 2 cows 2 weaners 5 yearlings 8 yearlings 9 weaners 40 2-tooth Romney ewes 7 Lincoln rams 9 6-tooth Romney rams 14 cross-bred Lincoln - Romnej rams 28 weaners 150 prime fat ewes 100 lambs 70 lambs 200 woolly Lincoln lambs On accouut of Wm. Milne, Esq. — 1-horse-power chaff cutter 1 saw bench CLEARING SALE. FRIDAY, 14th FEBRUARY. At the Residence of Mr E. Short. WAITUNA. GORTON" & SON have received instructions from Mr William Baker, Makino, who has leased his Waituna property of over 2000 acres, to sell by public auction, as above, — 3000 shorn lambs (mixed) 1200 6-tooth and f.f.ni. breeding ewes 800 f.ra. ewes 800 2-tooth wethers 700 2-tooth ewes 600 4-tooth ewes 90 Romney and Lincoln rams 100 cows and calves 50 fat and forward cows 80 18-months to 2-i-years heifers 20 18-months to 2|years good dairy heifers 20 2 A to 3-years steers 20 store cows 10 dairy caws 20 horses, broken and unbroken 1 dray Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12.30 o'clock sharp. N.B. Nearly all the Stock will be sold Without Reserve. FEILDING ANNUAL RAM FAIR. TUESDAY, 18th FEBRUARY. GORTON and SON, AT 1 O'CLOCK SHARP, On account of and bred by Messrs W. Chapman, W. Morrisson, R. Bremer, and Estate of Mrs J. P. Watt,— 150 pure-bred 2-tooth Lincoln rams 20 pure-bred 4 tooth Lincoln rams On account of and bred by Messrs G. O. Wheeler, W. A. Keiller, W. F. Jacob, W. Reid, and Wooden - dean Estate, — 100 pure-bred 2-tooth Roruney rams PALMERSTON NORTH ANNUAL EWE FAIR. THURSDAY, 20th FEBRUARY. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS will hold their Annual Ewe Fair on above date. Early Entries Requested. Owing to the Annual Ram Fair taking place next Thursday, no Stock Sale will be held. MARTON ANNUAL RAM FAIR. TUESDAY, 25th FEBRUARY. Entries Solicited. R. E. BECKETT. AWAHURI STEAM SAW MILL. W. WILSON & CO., HAVING resumed cutting Timber .at the Mill recently worked by Messrs Stevens and Wood are prepared to supply Pine and Matai in any quantity. G. H. SAY WELL, Coachbuilder, Wheelwright, and General Blacksmith, Kimbolton Koad, Feilmng. "YTEHICLES of every description V made to order at prices to suit the times. Only the Best Material used and First • clans Worlcmanship guaranteed. | Repairs undertaken and effected on the shortest notice at reasonable rates. HORSE -SHOEING and General Blacksmithing Work attended to by competent employes. SIGHT - TESTING. SPECTACLES fitted to all sights by Lazarus & Son's Patent. Short, Long, and Weak Sight remedied by correct Lenses. Great care taken in testing. WOOLLAMS, Chemist, Feilding. Colyton General Shoeing Forge. I BEG to return sincere thanks to my patrons for the liberal support accorded me in the past, and having now leased the business to Mb W. Hight beg a continuance of favors to my successor. T. J. SMITH. HAVING taken over the above business from Mr T. J. Smith, I beg to solicit a continuance of favours from the public. I trust that by paying the strictest attention to the business I shall merit the patronage hitherto bestowed upon Mr Smith. W. HIGHT. Colyton, Ist February, 1896. NOTICE. HAVING leased my business, I respectfully request a settlement of all Accounts owing to me. T. 5. SMITH, Colyton, Ist February, 1896. MANCHESTER RIFLEfc. THE following Parades will be held ir FEBRUARYTHURSDAY, 18th (Government) 20th Wednesday, 26th (Volley and ludepend' ent Firing) Thursday, 27th (Government) In the Drill Hall, at 7.30. p.m. ' These parades, are to enable auj members who have npjb yet qualified tor capitation, to make v.p. th& required number of parades. : * The volley firing on the 26th instant will be at a p.m. ; BY. ORDER.