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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 209, 8 March 1897, Page 2

Stock, Wool. & Produce Markets. HORSE SALE. Messrs Abraham and Williams report: — There was good competition for all the horses that came forward. The entry was a large one and the balk offered without reserve. Hacks of good appearance, well broken and up to weight, commanded better attention and prices than of late. We quote— Best hacks, £9 15s to £18 ss ; useful sorts, £5 10s to £8 10s ; others, £2 12s 6d to £4 17s 6d ; unbroken horses, 8 year, £3 to £5 10s ; yearlings and 2 year olds, Q2s 6d to £6 7s 6d ; brood mares, £3 10s to £9 ss ; a heary draught, £19.

If yon want a really good English Bicycle yon can get it at J. Daebaoh's for £17 10s cash, usually sold at £22 lOs.-Advt. Owing to the immense quantity of piece goods cut up at his establishment this season, John Cobbe has a tremendous lot of remnants of all sorts of useful materials on hand. Persons living at a distance can have assorted £1 remnant parcels sent, carriage paid, on receipt of cash. These will be taken back and i the money returned should they fail to givs satisfaction. i Labor saving machinery, large stocks, • and an immense turnover enable Messrs ' Rouse and Hurrell, Coach Builders, < Courtenay Place, Wellington, to sell at ] extraordinary low prices. An examina* i tionof prices and work at Mr T. Wat- ' son's, Feilding, will prove the fact.— 1 Aivt. 1