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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 235, 9 April 1896, Page 3

Feildin? Sale. FRIDAY, 10th APffclL. GORTON & SON, at 1 o'clock,— 10 fat cows 10 fat and forward heifers 10 yearlings 10 fat cows 20 fresh young cows 50 mixed weaners 40 mixed weaners (good line) 30 forward bullocks 350 first-class 4 tooth Lincoln ewes in lamb 150 well-bred Lincoln ewes 50 wethers 100 good wether lambs 50 lambs ! GO 4 to f m. Lincoln ewes in lamb 200 ewes 370 4-tooth to f f in. Lincoln ewes in lamb (good line) 110 fat and forward ewes 200 4 and 6-tooth Lincoln ewes, in lamb 100 lambs 100 good mixed two-tooths 125 2-tonth wethers 100 ewes Also, under Bill of Sale,— Horse, trap, and harness (no reserve). Also — The thorough-bred sire c Master Arthur.' Pedigree at sale. SATURDAY, 11th APRIL. WOOD ct JUDKINS will sell, at 2 o'clock p.m. sharp, — Produce (fresh mutton, potatoes, pig potatoes, onions, rye, cocksfoot, cheese), Furniture, and Sundries; also — Good Colt's Revolver Trap Horse (fast trotter) Entries Invited. Inspection Invited MALAY'S ROAD. SATURDAY, 11th INST., 12 o'clock. CHARLES CARR has received instructions from W. V. Elkim;ton, Esq. (who is leaving for England) to sell by public auction — Furniture Piano Horse, Trap, and Harness Horse, Dray, and Harness 8 Dairy Cows 8 Weaners 5 Hacks Saddlery Poultry Bric-a-Brac Pigs fcheep Dogs, &c. Mostly Without Beserve. Luncheon at 11.30. Bulls Sale Yards. TUKSDAY, 14th APRIL. GORTON and SON, at 1 o'clock,— 24 2 to 3-years heifers 10 2-years steers 8 mixed cattle 450 2-tooth wethers 170 2-tooth ewes 200 forward ewes 200 '2-tooth to f.m. owes 2(>o woolly lambs 200 mixed lambs 4 young Berkshire boars 15 porkers 20 sacks barley Awaliuri Sale. WEDNESDAY, l'mi APRIL. A BEAHAM and WILLIAMS J\ will sell by public auction, as above, at 1 o'clock, — Iv the asssigned estate of J. Saxon — 3 first-class draught horses 1 first-class trap gelding 2 mares and foals 1 Massey-Harris binder 1 Massey-Harris cultivator 1 Booth-McDonald roller 1 Booth-McDouald d.f. plough 1 Booth-McDouald 3 and 4 leaf harrow 1 Gascoigne wool-press, wool dray, butcher's trap, harness, rick cloths, sacks, and sundries Settlers will kindly send entries of stock for this sale as soon as posssible. CHARLES CARR'S STOCK SALE FIXTURES— Feildiug „ ■•• 17th April FUNEBAL NOTICE. nHHE Friends of Mr J. Hoi den are J_ respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late daughter, Mrs T. Hammond, which will leave his residence, Makino, on "FRIDAY afternoon, at 2 o'clock, for the Feilding Cemetery. W. G. SHEARER, Undertaker. NOTICE, OWING to the improved mail service at Campbelltown N. we have changed our address from Sanson to Campbe^ltown j\ . All kinds of Seasoned TIMBER on hand, dressed and undressed (including Mouldings), at lowest current rates. Timber carted to any part of he district, and by tram to Foxton BUILDINGS can also be erected on advantageous terms. Postal and Telegraphic Oiders punctually attended to. ROWE & SONS, Carnarvon Stkam Saw, Planixg, axd Moulding Mills, AND FAT STOCK PRODUCERS, CAMPBELLIOWN Post Office, Mana^vatu, North Island. FOR . BALK — 1000 Acres Good Bush Land, Pohangina ; easy terms. MANCHESTER EOAD BOARD. NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of the Manchester Road Board, under the provisions of the Rating Act, 1894, to make a General Rate of 5-Sths of a penny in the £ on the whole of the rateable property in the Manchester Road District for the year ending 31st March, 1897, such rate to become payable on and after the first day of June, 1596, in one sum, at tiie Board's office, Feilding. The Rate Book will be opsn for inspection at the Board's office during office hours The above rate, being the usual halfpenny general rate, l-16th of a penny Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, and 1-1 6 th of a penny for interest on bridges. CHARLES BSAT, Clerk Manchester Road Board,