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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1594, 29 December 1885, Page 4

ftTJKYJtiHi* A (>OUFU\ TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1886. FEILDING SALE YARDS. STEVENS & GORTON will sell by Public Auction as follows : — 35 3 and 4-year bullocks 30 3-year bullocks 12 prime fat eoivs 20 3-i-yr bullocks 2~> 2J-yr steers 10 IS- month steers lit 18-uiontU heifers 35 yearliut? heifers 2o cows and heifers 50 mixed cattle ( Particulars future 500 sheep ) issue. fiU I'at wethers Also, by order of Mortgagee, Without Reserve — 18 tir.st-class milch cows, the majority m full milk, and milk witkout their calves 10 mixed cattle In hand-reared calves 584 cross-bred ewes m wool from 4f tooth upwards with 520 lambs 279 cross-bred ewes m wool from 4tuoth upwards with 250 lambs 2.~>0 jiiixed dry sheep m wool from 2tooth upwards Sale at 1 o'clock.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 7TH, 1886. AT THE BOROUGH SALE YARDS, Palmerston North. STEVENS ie GORTON will hold thennext sale as above. Settlers will kindly forward entries early.

CITY BUTCHERY. ALL Debts due m respect of my late business as above must be paid before the end of the month, or they will be placed m the hands of Mr J. Herbert Hankixs, Solicitor, to be sued for without respect of persons. Monies can be paid to me or at Mr Hankies' Office. JAS. MILLER. 24-th December, 18S5.

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