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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 50, 31 January 1885, Page 3

STEVENS & GORTON. . STOCK SALES— FEBRUARY. Awahuri ... Tuesday, February 3 STEVENS & GORTON, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, 3iu) FEBRUARY. AWAHURI SALE YARDS. STEVENS & GORTON will sell at their sale yards, as above — 1 0 fat cows and heifers 10 store cows 32 2-year steers 10 mixed cattle 80 prime fat wethers 100 fat sheep 50 first-class 2 to 4-tooth ewes, Romney cross 6*5 2 to 4-tooth ewes fiß mixed ewes and hpggets ; 100 lambs, m wool \ 1 Double Furrow Plough, took Ist Prize Melbourne Exhibition . L . " Sale at 1 o'clock. j w Preliminary Notice. STEVENS & GOETON, iavouWd by inStriictions from the Solicitor to the Executors of the lute H. W. v Bridges, Esq.,' will nold a sale of Valuable Freehold Town Properties m Pi>lmeraton North at an early date. Full particulars m future advertisement. •' ' : . ■•■■•■'• HALCOMBE&SHERWiLL FRIDAY, 6th FEBRUARJY, AT THEIR YARDS, ASHURST. i TTALCOMBE & SHERWILL XL ; Will sell by public auction-^---6 fat bullocks ; *'■• 80 mixed cattle ... 10 2i-year-old steers 20 1 8-months steers 1.2 good cows ■ 50 fat ewes 100 fat wethers 1 draught mare 1 3-year-old colt Sale at 1.30 p.m. : NOLAN, TON KS; & CO. KAM & SHEEP FAIR. FRIDAY, 6th FEBRUARY. NOLAN, -TONES,-: & CO. Will hbld a Sheep Fair at their Hawera Yards, as aboveOn account of Messrs Wilson Buos., — 25 2-tooth purebred Shropshire -. Down Rams . On account of J. G. Yorke, Esq.— 12 2 and 4-tooth pure Romney }, .^ Rams '".,'.'. r ;' •* > ' 25 pure-bred Romney E^res. On account of other vendors,— 25 purebred Romney Marsh ■ : i '"'■ ■" ■•■'•■• Rams ■ : ••■.'■■•; > } -* 10 ptirebred Lincoln Rams^ 10 cross-bred Romney-Merino Rams Lambs, m wool 800 fat Wethers 300 forward Wethers 600 Ewes 300 Lambs, m wool Entries Solicited. The Auctioneer would draw particular attention to the Shropshire •liaiTis;, as they arc from imported oetrains'on'both sides. h ■'■"■ wC^Ajy, ..TO.NKS, & CO,, .' , , Auctioneers. ■ -^ i . — j— }■ walker & hatrick, -GKAIN, PROViSIOK, AND PEO- . , , DUGE MERCHANTS, *-Hsave on-haud, and now ' Landing' — 20' Jars .'Tavfuric Acid '■ ? . 20 Jnra Cream of Tartar : 10 Bales poru Sacks. 800 Bags, Prime Feed Oats '"'\ ?00 Bagsjioin- ' i lob- Bags Flour. 1001 b and 50ib 200 SacksFowls' Wheat • ; . 50 Sacks Bailey 30Sack8 Maize 250' Sacks, Bran , . V IOO Sucks', Pollard " Ar 20\) Mats and Bags Sugar ■ • 120, Packages Tea, m . Boxe", and Caddies 10 Cases Cbffee 20 Cases Peacock*., Taspiauian Jrtin, each 5 dozen V 70 Boxes Candles 60 Boxes Soap ,<5 Ton Bui-bed and Plain Fenc- . : ing Wire, and numerous other lines Consumed supplied with all household requirements at wholesale prices. " Cash Buyers of nil kinds of Grain and Fafniers' Produce. • ■'■ Steam Chaff Cutting and Corn Crushing Mills, Hay and Coin Stores, ;: .% ; ;'. ; ; , AGBNpiESv ; . ; . ; s.s. Oheti. , , ! Nelson J:im Factoiy &c, &c, «fep. ad dims, — . : VALUER & HATRICK, ,3MF€M <$UA% W ANGAI^Cri. j.K--.'i *••■■•■•- ■ ■ , • ■ ADA MANTUA'S CONSULTATION ON THE DUNEi>IN CUP, 1885. A DA has much pleasure in -in* J\ inrmirijr her patrons that she ha> already disposed of over 3000 programmes on the above evonu Early application necessary.