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Manawatu Herald, 26 July 1894, Page 3

The Auction Sale OF THE SEASON. OSBORNE'S Half-yearly Sale of McMillan, Rhodes & co. have been favoured with instructions to Sell by Public Auction THE BALANCE OF THE STOCK Of Drapery, Clothing, Boots, &c, AT The Centre of Co mmerce Foxton, on Thursday and Friday, The 2nd and 3rd August. This Sale is known as one of the MOST GENUINE wo hold, because there is Absolutely No Reserve. Mr Osborne expects the bulk of his Summer Goods will leave England next month, therefore he is anxious to make room for NEW GOODS. The Public will be allowed to select any goodß prior to the sale, and the Auctioneers will submit them to Public Auction, thus everything will be done to maintain the popularity of Ocborne's Half-yearly Auction Sales, J. E. McMTLLAN, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, 27th JULY. FEILDING SALE. pORTON & SON will sell by \j public auction as above — 800 2 to 6 tooth ewes in lamb 808 good 2 to 8 tooth ewes in lamb 100 wether lambs 100 ewes in lamb 200 mixed lambs 200 shorn mixed lambs 100 2 to 8 tooth ewes in lamb 100 2 tooth wethers 81 ewes in lamb 50 ewes in lamb 200 wether lambs 50 wethers 20 mixed yearlings 10 heifers to calve in Sept. 5 milch cows, springing 10 n ixed yearlings 12 prime fat cows Sale at 1 p.m. SATURDAY, 28th JUNE. FEILDING HORSE SALE. pORTON & SON will sell by \jf public auction as above — Draught Horses, Harness Horses and Hacks Special Entries — On account of Messrs Hocken Bros., subject to trial — 6 good draught and 2 ligh harness horses On account of Mr E. G.McDermott — 5 colts and fillies by St. Albans and Torpedo Pair buggy horses, trap mare, and draught horse Entries limited to 70 horses. Sale at 1 p.m. MARTON SALE. TUESDAY? B~Ist JULY. pORTON & SON will sell by VJT public auction as above — IB prime fat cows 475 ewes in lamb (good line) 200 mixed lamb 3 70 ewes in lamb (good) 50 4- tooth wethers Horses, &c. Sale at 1.80 p.m. Advance Foxton. S. WILSON, BLACKSMITH & WHEELWEIGHT, HAS started business in the Shop lately occupied by J. Westwood (opposite Whyte's Hotel), and hopes by strict attention to business to gain a share of patronage. TO SUIT THE TIMES. Shoeing a Specialty* I have lowered the prices for shoeing as follows : — Haoks, 4s. Draughts, Ss.