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Feilding Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 1411, 16 April 1902, Page 3

PALMERSTON N. vSTOCK SALE APRIL 17th, 1902. A BRAHAM and WILLIAMS jt\ Ltd. will sell by public auction as above, at their yards in Rangitikei Street at 1 p.m. — 50 3-year steers 25 yearlings 16 18 month steers 500 forward ewes 220 2 and 6- tooth ewes 400 2 and 4-tooth ewes 450 fat and forward ewes 400 2 th Lincoln ewes (good line) 100 fat ewes 60 forward ewes 60 fat and forward ewes 140 fcbred Leicester lambs 200 stora wetbers 100 store ewes 500 2 and 4-tb forward wethers 100 store wethers 10 Berkshire weaners On account of A. Richards, Esq., Palmerston North — 22 young Ayrshire-Jersey Cows in cuilk, and to calve early. Factory test 4.2. Absolutely without reserve, except a few purebreds. Cows can be inspected at any time. 1 p.b. Jersey bull, 3 years PALMERSTON NORTH SALE. THURSDAY, 17th APRIL, 1902. At 12 noon. rnHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & _l MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., will cell by public auciion at their yards, RaDgitikei Line, as above — 20 weaners 27 3-year steers 9 heifers in calf 0 \ oung cows in calf 12 2 year steers 4 2-year steers 140 2. 4, and 6-th ewes with lambs 160 f.m. ewes with rams 130 lambs 60 good lamba 50 f.m. ewes 100 good lambs 10 forward wethers 50 lambs 9 far bullocks 8 2£ yr springing heifers 5 2£ yr steers FRIDAY, APRIL 18th HE. MORSHEAD, at 12 # o'clock — Horses, pigs, poultry, potatoes, marrows, tea, onions, furniture, lady's bicycle, wire matirass, and sundries. FEILDING SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, APRIL 18 At 12 30 pm THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, Ltd., wiU sell by public auction as above — 34 2 yr steers 3 fat bullocks 20 18 month steers 2 dairy cows 10 steers 2 springing heifers 5 weaners *■ • 23 good weaner steers 25 weaners 1 cow 9 springing heifers 35 weaners (good) 10 milch cows 100 4 tooth wethers 100 f.m. ewos 400 wethers 500 Leicester • Lincoln lambs, mostly wethers 300 ewes 300 lambs 800 2 and 4-th ewes 350 2 and 4-th wethers Also, without reserve, from Taranaki district — 6 unbroken hacks 2 geldings, by Judge Belding, 3 and 4 years 1 unbroken hack, 4 years, by Ascot 6 hacks CHAS. CARR, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE NEAR HALOOMBE, At 11 a.m. *harp. WEDNESDAY, 23rd APRIL. f*\ ORTON & SON have received \Jf instructions from Robert Lin ton, Eeq „ who has sold his property to the Government, to sell by Public Auction en the property, about three miles from Halcombe, Absolutely Without Reserve— 75 stud Lincoln ewes 75 2 th stud Lincoln ewes 150 Btud Lincoln ewes 250 cross-bred 2-th ewee, in lamb to Leicester rams 300 fat and forward ewes 375 mixed lambs 75 Lincoln rams, mixed ages 5 dairy cows in milk and to calve 3 beifeis in calf 10 yearlings 1 Shorthorn bull 5 draught horses 2 ponies Engine and combine, single, double and treMe furrow ploughs, chain, diec, and Tyne harrows, 2 reapers end binders (Noxon & Hornsby), broadcast sower, with grain boxes and turnip canister, corn crusher, winnowing machine, chaff cutter, 1 mower, Beed stripper, drain plough (nearly new), wool press, metal dray, light tip dray, spring dray, buegy and harness, Cambridge roller, carpenter's shop and tools, blacksmith's forge- and tools, and large quantity of harness, tools, and sundries. J. WALKEi*, POULTEY FANCIER AND FLORIST, WILL Return trom Auckland on Thursday, and will open on Friday aad Saturday with a Grand Show of — White and Brown Legbornß, Houdans, Plymouth Rocks, Silver Wyandottes, Buff and Black Orpingtone, Minorcas, etc, etc. As this will be the last chance this aeasoD, Mr Walker, while thanking his numerous patrons, would urge that intending buyers ROLL UP to the Shop next door to the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Manchester Street, and secure some cf the best selected and most beauti ful Pot Plants in the North leland. A # 1.T.N.0.T G.A.O.T.U. FEILDING LODGE, No 41. rpHE regular monthly meeting of J_ the above Lodge will be held at the Masonic Tea. pie, Eimbolton Koad, Feilding, on Monday evening, 21st April, 1902, Lodge tyled at 8 o'clock. Business— RaisiDg. ViaitiDg brethren are cordially invited. By command of tbe W.M. THOMAS W, K. FOSTER, Secretary.