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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 81, 9 March 1885, Page 3

STJSVBIVS A ttOIITOW. TO.MORHOW. AT HOItOUGH SALE YARDS. TUESDAY, 10th MARCH. QTEVE-NS & GOHTON i 5 Will sell by public auction as above — , 7 beef 5 bead of beef " 20 3-year steers 30 year to 2 -year steers 10 2 and 3-year steers 10 milch cews 20 well-bred yearlings to 18---months (hand fed) 19 well-bred yearlings to 18---months 6 15-months to 2-year heifers i 15 heifers 100 forward ewes 200 fat wethers 100 ewes 1 00 lambs m wool 200 fat and forward ewes 75 prime fat wethers 30 forward wethers 1 40 ewes 150 Romney Marsh lambs, m wool 200 wethers 8 Lincoln rams Sale at 1 o'clock. I STEVENS ~&c GORTON, . Auctioneers. '•■ GRASS SEEJDS. GRASS SEEDS. Just Arrived, Direct from London, ex lonic, to the order of STEVENS & qORXON, 1 Alsyke, Cow Grass, Red Clover, White Clover, Trefoil, .Meadow- Fescue, Sheep Fescue, Hard Tall and Red Fescues, Fiorin, Crested Dog's Tail, M endow Foxtail, Poa Pra- ! tensis, Poa Trivialis, Poa Nemoralis, Sheep Parsley, Field Turnip, etc., etc. . The above Seed* were purchased through; , one of the most reliable Seed Merchants m London, and havo arrived m first-rate. condition. Also, -.■■:, English Rye Grass, from old pastures, («nachiue dressed) Italian ditto Cocksfoot, Timothy, local and .imported N.B. — A s we intend to tent all Seeds, on arrival, -ourselves,' -a growing sample of each will be on view at our Rangitik«i-str<?et Store m the course of ten or twelve days, and intending purchasers will have, a fair opportunity to judge for themselves. Tlus:course -is adopted. as a mark of {food faith that we do not keep. cheap or. inferior. Seeds. Our prices will compare favourably vyiih ihoseof any house on the West Const. w A reduc-. tion will .he" made to purchasers re quiring 1 large quantities. Samples on' application. STEVENS & GORTON, Auctioneers and General Im- • porters, Palmerston North and Bulls. Special Notice.— Tiy our Teas — Pure Indian and China, at wholesale prices. Fencing Wires — No. 6, 7, arid 8 (hest brands), Galvanized ami Black Barbed ditto. Sheep Dips— Cooper's, Peacock's, and McDougall's. Oat*; Chaff, etc. AGENCIES : Liverpool and London and Globe Fire Insurance Company. Australian and Calcutta Tea Assecialion. Peacook's New Sheep Dip (strongly recommended). Howard's Simplex Twine Binding Harvester. FREKSIA3V R. JACKSON* STOCK SALES FOR MARCH. Waver ley ... Fridays March 13 St. Hill f=t ... Wednesday, March 1 8 Waverlev ... Friday, March 27 FREEMAN R. JACKSON, .••<■• „ ; :" l Auctioneer. St Peter's Club and Institute. THE Meetings of this Club are now held m the Church Vestry from 7.30 to 9.30. Monday**, Wednesdays, and Fridays for men. Tuesdays and Thursdays for women. Monday 7.30 Singing Class „ 8.30 Religious Instruction Tuesday 7.30 do. do. ''. „ 830 Singing Class Wednesday 8.30... Elocution Class Thursday Sewing and Reading Friday 7*.'30 ... ..." Night School A good Library is provided for the use of members. Subscription to the Clvb — One Shilling per month, payable m advance. • H- E. COPINGER, President. J. GODFREY, Hon. Secretary. WANTED KNOWN. THAT T. HALL is doing all kinds of Coach Building and Repairing- and Wheelwright's work at the Terrace Eud Shoeing Forge (Buazieu'sU 30 years' experience. THOMAS WALKER Wishes to di'aw l.he attention of the public to his large stock of Boots & Shoes Of every (Inscription, of English and Colonial Manufacture, which cannot be surpassed m quality or price. All parcels delivered free by train, foi \ '" rush. Call Early, anil Save Money at Beady Money Boot and Sko< Warehouse. WANGANUI, . . (Opposite Princess Theatre.)