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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 57, 6 August 1885, Page 3

___j« : - TO-MORROW. FRIDAY, 7th AUGUST. AT MARTON SALE YARDS. STEVENS & GORTON will sell by public auction as above — ■•''-■•' 15 mixed cattle 15 yearlmgs 20 2-year half-bred Hereford heifers ■ 15 cows 100 fat wethers 100 mixed sheep 110 ewes m lamb 100 lambs m wool 100 lambs Sale at 1 o'clock. The bullocks entered for this sale have been unavoidably withdrawn. SATURDAY, Bth AUGUST. IN THE BANKRUPT ESTATE OF W. B. RETEMEYER. At the Bacon Factory, Greatford. QTEVENS <fr GORTON, m O conjunction with Messrs .Beckett, Hammond, & Dick, will, under directions from the Deputy Official Assignee, sell by Public Auction as above — The goodwill of the Lease of the Bacon Factory, 10 years to run, with 85 acres of land "attached, together with the buildings, com- ,. -prising pig houses, curing, drying, engine, and store rooms ' ' . v > v TheVßlaiit^- comprising one 6horse power steam engine, ■■{ "* v S^ 1 !^; ; m s» sausage - iria- ' chine, manure-cart, pump, and everything necessary ! for the working of the fac tory. Also, Corn Drill. About 2 tons of bacon, hams, lard. etc. 66 bacon pigs 60 store pigs 43 porkers Sale at 12 noon. Luncheon provided. For further particulars, apply to STEVENS & GORTON, 0^ Bulls, BECKETT. HAMMOND, & DICK, Mar ton. TUESDAY, 11 th AUGUST. AT BOROUGH SALE YARDS, Palmerston North. STEVENS & GORTON will sell at above time and place as fiillbws— 4*"' v ■ 15 head beef 20 cows m calf * 20 mixed jearlings and 18---i , months 15 cows 60 forward bullocks 50 head mixed cattle 4 cows m full milk 20 3-year steers 18 2-year steers 10 2-year heifers ; . 5 dairy cows 1 1 mixed yearlings >■'■■'-■■■■'■■>-'■ 60 1 store wethers 70 fat ewes v :, Horses, etc. ?': h'> 2i Galyanizrd Iron Tanks .;.! C :, ..■-,. 750 gallons each. Sale at 1 o'clock. Entries Respectfully Solicited. We have a purchaser for 500 lambs. STEVENS & GORTON, Auctioneers, Bulls and Palmerston North. EDINBURGH BAKERY, THE SQUARE. ' GEOEGE ELDERSHAW BEGS to notify to the inhabitants of Pahnerston and surrounding districts, that he has opened a Bakery and Confectioneiy Business m those commodious premises adjoining Mr S. Abrahams' Cigar Divan, where he hopes by strict attention to business to merit a fair share of public support. — B— Er-E-A— D— 2D The 21b Loaf. All descriptions oi Cake and Confectionery made to order. .)•' ..■ .; Note the Address : Next Mr S. Abrahams' i £■•"' "• ■ Cigar Divan. MANAWATU KACING CLUB. HORSE BREEDERS are notified that a Cup value £20, or j u so vs., at option of winner, with a sweepstake of £1 soy. added will be competed for by tlio progeny of Somnus, at the Snnimer Meeting of above. Club m lttSU. Particulars ouu bo obtained on application. THOMAS KING, Secretary.