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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 21, 25 July 1893, Page 3

OPENING SALE. e W. FRANKLIN - BROWNE, s Auctioneer a, TTAS been favoured with instrucd XJL tions from the Rev. A. Here mon, who is leaving for England, to sell by public auction, at II a.m. on WEDNESDAY, July 26, at the Parsonage, absolutely without reserve, Household Furniture and Effects, consisting of bedsteads and bedding, chests of drawers, several chairs, bassinet s and perambulator, kamptulicon, bed- . chair and cushions, crockery, handpainted desert service, pink ten-set, fenders, what-nots, Venetian blinds, - hip-bath, first-class sewing machine, f mowing, <ind mincing machines, weighs ing scales (large and small), stove and j cooking utensils, churn, stand, ttc. ; , tub?, buckets, meat-safe, garden tools, 1 2-gal. copper, and other items too numerous to particularize. Reserve : ) 1 very superior Oil-painting, Bab- ! bicoml>e Bay, Torquay, Devon 1 set of Harness, nearly new, made by Mr M. Beltit. Also, 1 bay Mare, 6 years, broken to snddle and harness, perfectly quiet, will carry a lady. I Lankester's Photographic Camera, in first-class condition. 1 Sulky, built by A. Parr, in first-class condition. Other Entries Invited. W. FRANKLIN-BROWNE, Auctioneer. SALE of FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES (At Mrs Hastie's Sample Room), — ON — THURSDAY, JULY 27th. GORTON AND SON have received instructions from Mr Jos. Mitchinson, of New Plymouth, to sell by public auction, as above, — A large . consignment of Fruit, Ornamental, and Forest Trees, in great yariety, including peach trees, plums, apples, daphnes, azalins, roses, A'C, itc. Sale at 1.30 p.m. sharp. GORTON & SON, Auctioneers. FEILDING SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, JULY 28tu, AT I T.M. GORTON AND SON will sell by public auction, as above, — 350 fat and forward wethers 1 80 fat and forward ewes 320 mixed hoggets 5 fat bullocks 5 heifers, in calf 60 woolly hoggets 20 mixed weaners 10 mixed yearlings 24 good empty cows 200 fat and forward ewes 100 ewes, in lamb 100 mixed hoggets 50 fat ewes TJiREEMAN K. JACKSON & CO.'S -T STOCK SALES for JULY. 1893 : Wanganui, . . . . Wednesday, 26 Waverler . . • • Monday, 31 /~1 ORTt)N AND SON'fiTsTOCK VT SALES fob JULY. 1893 : Feildinff Friday, 28 OPENING "ANNOUNCEMENT. J. H. W~O~ODING, PRACTICAL WATCH & CLOCK MAKER, JEWELLER, &c. Watches, Clocks, and every description of Jewellery repaired promptly. All Work Guaranteed. Note address : Opposite W. G. Shearer, Manchkutkk Street, Feildino. the KEADY MONEY STORE, FEILDING. H. F. JANNINGS DESIRES to notify to the Public and his numerous friends that he is now in full swing with the following and many other lines : — GROCERIES, CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, BRUSH WARE, BOOTS & SHOES. From the best Makers. TEAS OF ALL BRANDS. All the above lines will be sold at the Lowest Possible Prices. Families waited on and goods delivered daily. H. R JANNINGS. NEW LINE OF COACHES BETWEEN BIRMINGHAM AND FEILDING. TfiT H. MAITLAftD begs to notify "* • that he is now running Coaches daily between Feilding and Birmingham, and from Birmingham to Feilding. Time-table : Coach leaves Birmingham for Feilding at 8.80 a.m. ; arriving at Feilding at 10.45 a.m. 1 Leaves Feilding at 4.15 p.m. ; arrivng at Birmingham at 7 p.m . Parcels collected and deliyered on the road. The FKILDIXG STAIt is also delivered on the line to Birmingham by Mr Maitland every evening of pub- • lication. W. H. MAITLAND, Proprietor. MAKINcTsTORE. JP. COWIE wishes to notify to the • residents of Makino, and sur» roundinj? district, that he has taken over the Store Business at Makino formerly carried on by Mr Mansell, and bopes, by civility and close attention to buai* new, to merit a share of the support accorded to his predecessor. WOOL. MONEY ADVANCED on Growing Clips of Wool in sums of L6O to L IOOO. BAIIRAUD & ABRAHAM, Paluicrutou N. and Foildiog.