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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 60, 12 February 1885, Page 3

STTB<; VJKIVS A UOKTON. TUESDAY, 17th FEB. ANNUAL RAM & K»S«]^P FAIR. AT SALE YAKDS, BULLS. STEVENS & GORTON Will sell by public auction as above — 138 two to eight-tooth pure Lincoln rams, on account of Messrs J. G. Wilson, F. B. Larkworthyi E. Read, P. Stewart, R. P. Flood, W. B. Retemever, D. Fraser, and Sir W. Fox 22 pure Lincoln ram lambs — Mr W. B. Retemeyer 119 two to eight-tooth pure Romney rams, on account of Mrs Willis, Sir W. Fox, Messrs D. Fraser, L. C. Richards, G. C. Wheeler, and A. Mathews 7 pure Romney ram lambs — Mr W. B. Retemeyer 14 six to eight-tooth pure Merino rams, on account of Messrs D. Fraser, A. Bailey, and W. Pearson (Canterbury) 20 half-bred Merino rams, on account of Messrs T. Newman and D. Fraser 45 six to eight-tooth pure Lincoln ewes, and 21 pure Lincoln ewe lambs, on account of Mr Retemeyer 5%5 two to eight-tooth pure Romney ewes, and seven pure Romney ewe lambs, on behalf of Mrs Willis, Messrs G. Wheeler and W. B. Retemeyer. The details of above pure-bred sheep will be given m catalogues which will be distributed prior to sale 450 two to eight-tooth pure Romney ewes, a portion bred by the late Major Willis 80 four to eight-tooth f-bred Romney ewes 250 two-to nil Romney wethers (a large proportion fat) 1000 bleeding Lincoln ewes 500 |-bred Romney wether lambs 500 i-bred Romney ewes 115 two-tooth Romney wethers 350 lambs m wool 250 Romney lambs 380 ewes 500 forward ewes 100 fat ewes 100 fat wethers 400 four-tooth wethers 250 breeding ewes 400 two and four-tooth wethers 100 superior half-bred four and six- tooth ewes 400 two-tooth half-bred ewes 400 well-bred two-tooth ewes 600 2-tooth wedders 200 two-tooth ewes 400 2 to 8-tooth ewes 300 mixed, 2-tooth upwards 100 fat wedders 150 2-tooth wedders 150 2-tooth ewes 103 pure 8 to 8-tooth Romney ewes, bred by late Major Willis '. ■ 200 ewes, £ 2-tooth 140 lambs, § pure Romney Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. The Auctioneers beg to notify that this is entirely a sheep sale. No cattle or horses will be taken, and it is requested that vendors wishing to race their sheep will come as early as possible. The yards will be open for reception of sheep at daylight. .STEVENS & GORTON, A uctioneers, Bulls and Palmerston North. BA.KttS A 1 1 If; ft IE. STOCK SALES FOR FEBRUARY. Campbell town... Wednesday, Feb. 25 BARNS & HIGGLE, Auctioneers. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. THE undersigned beg to notify to the public that they have this day entered iulo partnership m business. The firm m future will be carried on- under the style of Venn & SQumE. A settlement of all debts owing to Mr Venn up to Ist- February is requested before the 28th instant, being payablejto him only ; and I all liabilities contracted by him up to that date will also be settled on leceipt of detailed account which it is requested may be at once sent m. F. W. VENN, W. D. SQUIRE. Palmerston North, February Ist, 1885. ASSESSMENT COURT. IWTOTICE is hereby given that the .jLi Judge of the Assessment Court has fixed the next Sitting of the said Court for the under-mentioned District, to be held at the time and place specified below : — Borough of Palmerston North. — At the Resident Magistrate's Court-house, Pal■uu'iwlon North, on THURSDAY, the fifth day ot March, 1885, at ten o'clock m the J'oienonn. A. R. THEODORE HAULTAIN, Clerk of Assessment Court. Feb. 12, 1885. Preliminary Notice, A BALL will be held m the Foi esters' Hall m ike early part of March. Puces and date m future issue. aOODS«cnnd-ii.mil Piano fur sale, cheap, n. i OLLIEtt & Co., Millie Warehouse, Wanganui.,