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Feilding Star, Volume XIX, Issue 109, 4 November 1897, Page 3

Feilding Sale. in FRIDAY, sth NOVEMBER. g. '8/^HARLES OARI of V^ will sell by public auction, ai n i above, at 1 pin. — 3f 6 springing heifers i- 18 forward steers 1 7 yearlings * 20 2 years cattle (good) * c 1 good dairy cow ,j 3 dairy cows a 1 fat cow 3, 30 forward bullocks c 15 springing heifers r 8 steers Ji 2 steers ° 1 fat cow I 20 head mixed cattle 100 ewes with lambs t 100 hoggets f 72 fat ewes r 30 fat ewes in wool 400 wethers j 100 wethers 100 fat ewes ; 150 wether hoggets i 200 fat ewes 120 hoggets ' 164 Lincoln hoggets in wool 5 200 firsf-class Lincoln ewes with t lambs . 100 ewes with lamb 3 r 130 fat shorn wethers 75 fat ewes in wool ; 50 shorn ewes 11 young pigs ' 60 bags of oats 1 AT THE MART, I Kimbolton Road, Feilding. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER sth, At 2 p.m. JAMES WOOD will sell by public auction — Fowls, ducks, trap, potato digger, cultivator and moulder combined, single plough, bicycles, furniture (new and old), brushware, potatoes (without reserve), and sundries T. WATSON, Auctioneer. Bulls Sale Yards. WEDNESDAY, lOtii NOVEMBER. GORTON and SON, at 1 o'clock,---10 good mixed yearlings 4 head prime boef 10 2Jyr steers 3 2Jyr heifers 400 woolly hoggets (t;ood Hue) 100 ruixrd 4 tooth sheep 150 forward ewes 80 good wethers 80 shorn hoggets 120 ewes, with 100 per cent, lambs 30 prime fat eweß 170 forward ewes Bay mare Rangibau, by Somnus out of Lillian Chestnut marc Kimikai, by Sator out of Riddlesworth mare Brown mare by Nutopa Bay filly, 3 years old, unbroken, by Somnus out of Lillian ~~~ FEILDING ANNUAL CATTLE FAIR FRTDAY, NOVEMBER 12m. GORTON AND SON will bell, at 1 o'clock — On account of Mr Chas .Bull : 50 pure bred Shorthorn 3yrold heifers, springing to calve On account of and bred by Mr James Bull! : 25 Shorthorn heifers 25 3yr steers Also : 50 3 and 4yc Shorthorn, bullocks 20 forward Shorthorn bullocks 50 empty Shorthorn heifers 20 cows in calf 30 mixed weavers 10 20 months steers 10 mixed yearlings 5 2£yr steers 5 18 months heifers 5 fat bullocks 15 forward bullocks 35 2 and 3 years steers 10 yearling to 3yr steers 30 yearlings 20 mixed 2-yr-old cattle 60 3 yr old forward bullocks 15 yearling to 2yr steers 10 18 months steers 20 empty Shorthorn cows 1 pedigree Shorthorn bull, bred by A. Fantham 500 woolly Lincoln ewes 400 woolly wethers HAR LE S OA R R'S Stock Sale Fixtures For NOV., 1897 : Birmingham ... Wednesday, 3 Feilding Friday, 5 Feilding Friday, 19 tWTc.A. FOB /GROCERIES OF THE BEST , VT QUALITY. Ask for out Cash List. mHE MANCHESTER RIFLES PARADES FOR NOVEMBERSUNDAY, 7th, 10 a.m. (Church Parade) THURSDAY, 4th (Company) > „ 11th (Government) „ 18th (Company) „ 25th (Government) ' Old "Volunteers formerly connected with the Manchester Rifles or any other Volunteer Corps desirous of en- „ rolling in a corps of Veterans, are requested to send in their names to the . Secretary. - GEO. KIRTON, Captain. FOR SALE— ONE 2 • HORSEPOWER STEAM ENGINE, " together with a 3 horsepower BOILER, , complete with Fittings, &o. 8 The above is in good working order in [t> the Star Office, and may be seen working daily by any intending purchaser. Manufactured by D. Murray, of Wanganni. Selling to make room for gas engine. For prico aud farther particulars apply— *^ STAR OFFICE. WELLINGTON TO FOXTON. a 's rpHE s.B. Queen oi o- _ K Vi _L the South (Captair \<* Harvey) will leave Wei d 4sVMBbHp linpton every Monday and Thursday; Foxtoi —every Wednesday and Saturday. Passage Money— Single, 10s ; return 17a 6d. Ladies' Saloon aLw on board. J. F, OYBftfiND, Agefil