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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 266, 15 May 1896, Page 3

SATURDAY, 16th MAY. AT 1.30 P.M. SHARP. WOOD & JUDKINS will sell, at their Mart, — Produce (potatoes, onions, apples, carrots, <fee), Furniture, Clothing, and a large quantity of Sundries, Vases, Ornaments, &c. (a splended collection). Also — Gig, Lamps, and Harness (all nearly new), two Hacks ; fresh Pork and Mutton. Inspection Invited. Entries Solicited. Golyton Sale. TUESDAY, 19th MAY. A BRAHAM and WILLIAMS J\_ will sell by public auction, ac above, at 1 o'clock, — 200 ewes in lamb 150 good lambs 120 lambs 50 fat wethers 1000 fat and forward Lincoln ewes 400 store wethers 200 empty ewes 120 wethers 70 forward wethers 200 good shorn lambs 100 woolly lambs 100 fat ewes 60 empty ewes 200 woolly lambs 400 good shorn lambs 120 fat ewes _ At the Borough Sale Yards, Faimerston N. THURSDAY, 21st MAY. A BRA HAM & WILLIAMS will J\_ sell by public auction, as above, at 1 o'clock, — 70 well-bred Shorthorn yearlings (chiefly steers) 10 18-months mixed cattle 30 forward 2-years steers 10 2-years steers 8 yearling steers 150 wethers 50 ewes in lamb 150 woolly lambs 335 f.m. ewes 255 2, 4, and 6 -tooth ewes 187 wethers Feildnig Sale. FRIDAY, 22nd MAY. CHARLES CARE will bell by public auction, as above, — 300 good wethers 420 lamb 3 120 ewes 150 fat ewes 50 fat ewes 100 lambs 40 wethers 100 ewe? 300 2 tooth ewes in lamb 150 2-tooth ewes in lamb 600 lambs 80 lambs 50 fat wethers 19 mixed two tooths 10 rams 400 Lincoln ewes in lamb CHARLES CARE'S STOCK SALE FIXTURES— Birmingham ... Wed., 13th May Feilding Friday, 22nd May KIWITEA COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS will be received by the above Council, up to noon on SATURDAY, the 16th May, 1896, for the following works : — 1. For the supply and delivery of about 500 cubic yards of Gravel on the Kimbolton Road in the Kimbolton Riding 2. For forming and culverting 62 chains ot Mcßeth's Road 3. For forming and culverting 39 chains Mangoira Road South 4. For the supply and delivery of about 200 cubic yards of Gravel on the Waituna Valley Road 5. For the supply and delivery of about 50 cubic yards of Gravel on the upper end of Sinclair's Line 6. For forming and culverting 80 chains of the Pararororangi Road. Plans, specificatione, and general conditions for the different works may be seen at the following places : — Nos. 1 and 2, at Mr Tompkin's store, Fowlers ; No. 3, at Mr Lay's store, Pember ton ; Nos. 4, 5, and 6 at Messrs Ranson and Son's store, Waituna, and the whole at my office, Feilding. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. CHARLES BRAY (June.), Engineer Kiwitea County Counlic " ACCIDENTAL BUT IMPORTANT DISCOVERY BY A WELLINGTON LADY." DYSPEPSIA is one of those human ills regarding which doctors differ. They describe the symptoms in words of wondrous length and hidden meaning. They have failed to discover a specific, or even a palliative in many cases. By mere accident a Wellington lady, who was a martyr to the complaint, and who, therefore, had not been able to use Tea as a beverage, found immediate relief and much enjoyment from a trial of Suratura Tea, or to nee her own words, " ITS EXCELLENCE AND EFFECT WAS A REVELATION TO HER." The explanation of this is simple. The wholeeomeness of any food or drink depends entirely on "its purity." Those who have read the literature on tea growing and preparation for market known of copperas, Paris green, and other deleterious abominotions used by Chinese. These and other adulterations are the ingredients which have probably promoted dyspepsia ; the importance ot obtaining cm absolutely pure tea will therefore be apparent to all. TRY SURATURA TEA— If you suffer from indigestion it may cure you, and, being pure, cannot injure your health ; and you will have the satisfaction of knowing that yon are not inducing indigestion by using adulterated Tea. PURE FOOD IS THE KEY TO GOOD HEALTH. Suratura is sold at the following prices.— A Quality 1/10 B Quality 2/1 D Quality 2/4 NOTICE. A NYONE found trespassing ou my J\_ farm, Meadow Bank, Birmingham, with dog or gun, will beprosecuted without respect to persons. W. F. STANLEY. LOST, between Gladstone Street and Bunnythorpe, a heart-shaped Gold Locket containing photos. Reward on returning same toil. L. Jackson, Folding. "" .