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Manawatu Standard, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6714, 5 June 1900, Page 3

PALMiSRSTON LITE STOC] ' AUCTION MARKET j THURSDAY^'rii JUNE. MATTHEW SnRY will sell b pubkc auction at 12 noon —' 80 3-year steers 300 yearling steers | 40 2-year steers I 100 18 months steers } 30 empty 18 months heifers 30 2-year heifers in calf, chiefh ! pure bred Ayrshires 100 mixed Shorthorn yearlings good line 17 store pigs and weaners Special entry— On account of Mr O. Hoist, who has let greater part of his farm, choice quality cows, mostly carrying 3rd calf. I 2 dairy cows at the drop 5 cows in milk and to calve in spring Cows can be seen at farm, railway road, near Kelvin Grove. NOTICE. IN consequence of the little interest farmers have manifested in our efforts to establish a wool and sheep skin sale in Palmerston, we have decided to postpone our special sale. Due notice by advertisement will be given of the date of the first sale. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS MATTHEW HENRY. E. E. BECKETT. KUNTERVILLE SALE YARDS. THURSDAY, Tra JUNE, EE. BECKETfwiflteell by public • auction as above ajfl p,m.~ 17 3-year bullocks ' 5 milch cows 1 fat cow 2 springing heif/er'a>-^----6 weaners '"""" """-** I 16 fat bullocks ""*•**-* 4 bullocks 450 ewes in lamb 100 fat and forward ewes 120 fac and forward ewes 100 fat and forward wethers 500 fat and forward wethers 50 fat ewes 100 ewes in lamb 80 wethers 70 empty ewes 200 lambs 200 ew6s in lamb Also, on account of Mr J. Hurley, who has leased his farm— 30 milch cows 2 8-year steers 5 weaners j sow 3 porkers 1 bacon pig I GORTON & SON. SANSON SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 6th JUNE. fi ORTON & SON will sell by public vJT auction aa above at 1 o'clock— 250 first-class Lincoln ewes in lamb to Leicester rams | 350 fat and forward wethers 250 ewe lambs 300 mixed lambs 100 empty ewes 60 fat ewes 100 fat ewes 100 forward ewes 30 fat ewes 40 fac ewes 50 fat ewes FEILDING SALE. FRIDAY, Bth JUNE. p\ ORTON & SON will sell by %J[ public auction at 1 o'clock— 100 yearlings, chiefly steers, good rich colours, J. J. Hill's 20 fat and forward bullocks 22 3 and 4-year bullocks 10 yearlings 100 2 and 4-tooth wethers 118 turnip fed wethers 136 turnip fed wethers 500 good Lincoln, wethers, without reserve , 300 2 tooth Lincoln wethers I 300 2 and 4-tooth wethers i 200 first-class heavy woolled Lincoln i wethers j ICO forward wethers 150 store wethers ! 100 2-tooth wethers and ewes 550 first-class LiDcoln ewe lambs, bred by Jas. Bull 160 mixed lambs 200 mixed lambs 150 first-class heavy woolled Lincoln ewes in lamb 400 Lincoln ewes in lamb 100 ewes in lamb 130 good ewes in lamb 130 ewes m lamb 150 ewes in lamb 300 ewes in lamb 150 ewes in Lmb 200 first-class Lincoln ewes in lamb, bred by McHardy Bros. 350 empty forward ewes 50 fat and forward ewes 400 2 and 4-tooth wethers 40 2-tooth ewes in lamb THE BIGGEST PLUMS ABE to be obtained by calling round at the PEOPLE'S CASH STOKE, IN CUBA STEEET, Where you will obtain your goods at the very Lowest of Prices FOE CASH O N LV. WHEAT MEAL, per sack ... 10 0 BEST TABLE POTATOES , per sack ... ... ... 4 0 BEST OATMEAL, per 251b ... 3 0 BEST FLOUR, per lOOlbs ... 7 9 SUGAB, No. 2 7/6, No. 1 ... 8 0 KEROSENE, 150 test, per tin... 6 6 ' ~ per case 12 9 CURRANTS, per 1b 0 5 RAISINS, per lb 0 6 SULTANAS, per lb 0 7' JAMS, per doz 4 3' MATCHES, per doz q 4 This season's pure HONEY, my own make up in 21b tins ... 1 0 j TRY MY GOLD DUST TEA Ax per lb 2/-. , Acknowledged by expert tea drinkers of Pulnaerston North to be the best value yet obtained for their money. Also the SILVAXAND TEA at 2/4 and 2/6. A delicious flavoured Tea, for which I am sole agent in Palmerston. A very large and well-assorted stock of Crockery, Glassware, Ironmongery, Enamel-ware. Brufhware, Groceries end General Produce kept in stock, at equally , low prices. Call and get my Price List. Black Swan Butter obtained daily from factory and a good supply of good D&iry Butter. Customers waited en for orders and goods delivered to any part of town and district. A. E f Clausen, BEEAD~! BBEAD! HCRODCHEB, Bak*r. is still s delivering bread at 2|d 21b loaf for cash. The bread is made wi'h Southern and Australian flour, and ,is guaranteed equal to any in New Zeaand. ■ ■. ,