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Feilding Star, Volume XIX, Issue 58, 6 September 1897, Page 3

Marton Sale Yards. TUESDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER. f~^ ORTON & SON, at 1.30 p.m.,— VJT 1 cow, springing 1 3 years steer 120 ewes 100 hoggets 150 hoggets i 185 ewes I 130 good ewes, turnip fed 170 empty ewes 150 ewes in lamb 120 fat wethers 50 fat ewes 30 eweg 100 ewes 50 wethers Colyton Sale Yards TUESDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER. A BRAHAM and WILLIAMS XjL will sell by public auction, as above, nt 1 o'clock, — !30 good yearlings 20 1\ years steers 5 yearlings 6 mixed young cattle 10 fat heifers 10 yearlings ly 2 years steers 8 good dairy cows 350 good mixed hoggets 80 hoggets 80 woolly hoggets 150 good hoggets 100 wethers 150 hoggets 240 hoggets 560 fat and forward Lincoln wethers 80 good woolly hoggets 350 good crossbred hoggets 150 good store wethers Palmerston Sale Yards. THURSDAY, 9th SEPTEMBER. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS .XA will sell by Public Auction, as above, at 1 p m. — 16 prime fat bullocks 20 3 years steers 10 springing heifers 100 dry ewes 200 forward wethers 500 fat and forward wethers 100 fat wethers 40 fat pwos 150 woolly hogpets Feilding Sale. FRIDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER, GORTON AND SON will sell, at 1 o'clock — 10 springing heifers 2 springing cows 250 wether hoggefs 200 forward wethers 200 mixed hoggets 200 good mixod hoggets 150 fit and forward Lincoln ewes 220 empty ewes 250 first class mixed hoggets 150 wether hoggftts 200 mixed hoggets Unreserved Clearing Sale at Rongotea. MONDAY, 13th SEPTEMBER. GORTON & SON have been favoured with instructions from Mr N. Rich, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction, as above,— 13 first class dairy cows, springing to calve 7 dairy heifers 10 mixed weaners Horse, spring dray, and harness Also — Dairy utensils, household furniture, garden tools, farm implements, peas, beans, totara strainers, poultry, potatoes, &c — NO RESERVE. Luncheon at 12. Sale at 1 o'clock HALCOMBE SA*E. RE. BECKETT , will hold his next sale at Halcombe on 16th September instead of the 9th September as on Calendar. HARLEB OA R R'S Stock Sale Fixtures For Sept., 1897 : Feildintj Friday, 17 Rangiwahia ... Monday, 27 Birmingham ... Wednesday, 29 RAND (TcTirc ER T TO BE GIVEN On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Bth, In the Schoolhouse, TAONUI, In Aid of the Prize Fund. Programme. — Part I : I Overtnre, " Balmoral "—Mrs James *5J Song, "Anchored "—Mr P. Morphy 3 Song, " Grace Darling," Miss Brogden 4 Clarionette Solo, " La Serenata " — Mr M. S. Brunette 5 Recitation, selected, MrG.E. Johnson 6 Song, "The Admiral's Broom"— Mr Reviogton Jones 7 Duet from Maritana, Mr St. L. Toner and Mrs Revington Jones 8 Song (selected), Miss L. Roe 9 Pianoforte Duet, " Olivette "—Misses J. and M. Bailey 10 Song, " The Golden Shore "—Mr H. J. Bailey II Song, •• A Vision " — Mrs Revington Jones 12 Song, " The Deathless Army " (by request) — Mr St Lawrence Toner Part II: 1 Overture, Fantasia on American Airs — Mrs James 2 Song, " Close to the Threshold" (with clarionfitte obligato) - Mr Johnson 8 Song, "Flight of Ages," Miss L. Bailey 4 Song, " Kilaloe" — Mr Nossiter 5 Song (selected), Miss Diamond 6 Clarionette Solo, "Calvary"— Mr M. S. Brunette 7 Song. "The Garden of Sleep " — Mr St. L. Toner 8 Song, " lUvor of Yearn ''--Mrs Tamos 9 Song, " Tiii See- See "' (Capis.l— Mr 11. J. Bailey 10 Soup. "The Holy City," Misrs Brogden II Duct from "Mikado"— Mr bt. L. Toner and Mr Nossiter " God Save the Queen." Admission, Is. To commence at 8 p.m. MRS A. ORICHTON. T7UNCY WORK made to order. Silks, Jj Wools, Crewels, Briggs' Transfei Papers, &c, in stock. Agent for A. Robertson's (Wellington) Dye Works. Orders promptly attended to. Address : Singer Company's Feild ing Branch. wTTTTI i a m so a # Cabinetmaker, Fergußson Street, Fettling. Every description of Furniture band-made. Good workmanship, at reasonable rates. FOR SALE.— A BARGAIN. A MASBEY- HARRIS REAPEI AND BINDER, in firsScisßi wortting order. Co«t £50 ; will Uk< £30. Apply to A. NEVILL RAYNE, Commission Agent, The Square, Feildjng