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Manawatu Herald, 28 March 1895, Page 3

PRIZES OF £150 AND £100 OF FERED FOR DESIGN FOI POSTAGE AND REVENUI STAMPS. FVESIGNS aye invited from per \_) sons resident in the colony fo: a new issue of POSTAGE and RE VENUE STAMPS. For the^seriei of Designs which may be adjudge* by the Postmaster- General to be thi best there will be Prizes of £16( and £100 respectively. Specifications may be seen at thi General Post Office, Wellington, o: at any Chief Post < ffice. W. GRAY, Secretary. General Post Office, Wellington, 20th March, 1896 FRIDAY, MARCH 29th. feildingTsale. pORTON andiioK will sell bj \J public auction as abovd — 5 half bred Ayrshire heifen 10 2 years steers 18 mixed cattle 20 Btor«* cows 20 3 yean heifers 850 2 tooth Romney ewes, on account of Mr C. Pharazyo 200 fat and forward wethers 500 breeding ewes 800 woolly lambs 250 first-class shorn lambs 68 6 tooth ewes 28 forward bullocks 20 mixed yearlings 5 half bred Ayrshire heifers | 100 18 months to 2-years steers 60 18* months to 2-years heifers 20 i-bred Polled Angus weaner steers 10 store cows 80 18-months to 2 years sleers 6 fat bu'locks 18 weaners and years 6teers 16 2 and 8 years bullooks 60 2£ year bteers 26 forward bullocks 160 lambs 100 ewes 10 2 tooth Romney rams 100 fat ewes 270 shorn lambs 220 ewes 6 Lincoln rams 860 shorn lambs 180 ewes 100 fat ewes 26 J good lambs 440 well grown lambs 100 fat and furward wethers 200 2 tooth ewes 100 sound mouth ewes 10 porkers Also, on account of W. Baker, of Co y ton, who is giving up dairying— 10 first class dairy cows to calve during winter and spring 6 20 months heifers to calve in the spring 10 mixed weaners 860 shorn lambs Sale at 1 o'clock. TUESDAY, 2nd APRIL. SANSON SALE YARDS. pORToN & SON will sell by \j public auction as above— 60 mixed weaners in lots 4 18 months cattle 10 springing heifers 1 | 2 year Jersey bull 280 2 tooth ewes 220 2 tooth wethers 200 forward empty ewea 160 woolly lambs 170 lambs Sale at 1 o'clock. VI 7 ANTED— AII who are anxious VV t° secure the best value to be had for money, to visit To Aro House, Wellington, and make their purchases during the Great Partnership Sale. II [ANTED— Residents in Foxton VV al) d the surrounding districts to know that the Great Partnership Sale is now proceeding at Te Aro House, Wellington. O. M. SNELSON, THE SQUABE, PALMEBSTON NORTH. AUCTIONEER, VALUER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. 18 prepared to conduct sales in any part of th« district. Th» Oldest Established AaoUtMtf ia ibt iisthott