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Feilding Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 118, 14 December 1905, Page 3

PJSILDING SALE. , FRIDAY, DKOBMBKR 15. i GORTON A SON will sell , at 12.30 o'clock— { 24 weaners j 10 cows and calves ' 2 fat oows : 5 springing heifers 60 mixed hoggets 40 mixed hoggets 20 ewes and lambs 22 prime tat shorn ewes 50 fat lambs in lots 140 shorn 4 th to f m ewes 150 2 tooth shorn wethers 60 fat ewes 140 shorn hoggets SALE OF BUILDING & OTHER TIMBER. BATUBDAT, 16th DEOBMBEB. I 1 0BTON & SON hava received \JC instructions from Mr Alex. Bell to sell by publio auction at the Mill, Forlong's Boad, 4 miles from Makino Railway Button, at 12 noon— 130,000 feet mixed building timber in lots, comprising totara, rima, and white pine 80 cords 4ft firewood AlsoBawmill plant complete The above timber is first class and comprises chiefly heart of totara, suitable for sashes, sills, etc., and will be sold in lots to suit buyers. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. FEILDINQ HOBBE SALE. WEDNESDAY, DEO. 20th. GORTON * SON will sell at 1 o'clockDraughts, Harness Horses, Haoks, Ac. Entries olose 10 o'closk morning of ■ale. ABRAHAM * WILLIAMS. CLEARING BALE OF DAIBT STOCK, &o. MONDAY, 18th DEOBMBEB At the Farm, Settlers' Line, off Newberry Line, Palmereton North, At 12.30. A BBAHAM k WILLIAMS, J\. Ltd.. will sell on account of Mr J. B. AUerby :— 40 superior dairy cows in milk 10 cows, aatanrn oalvers 7 fat and forward cows 35 yearling heifers 15 yearling steers 2 good Shorthorn bulls 12 weaners 4 draft mares, 3 spring cart mares, trap gelding by Jesse, yearling filly by Robert W , yearling by The Manager, 3 year pony stallion by Guy Fox, chestnut mare Fleety in foal to Robert W., 4 baconers, 5 porkers, 6 slips, 14 Pekin ducks, tip dray, spring tip dray, deg cart, s.f. plough, barrows, mower, JBnbcock ■«<-. 130 cord* 2 and 4 f«-t nv^ui, r*t* and nmre, 130 hua c blocks, milk c>n v t«»ct •--! t'to au<> — i.; o oii*ili of lp»»t> of tbft i+rih containing 10 i &CCC 9 at 26a_ per aero with 4 seara to ruu LUNCH KON PROVIDED. NOTtf.— We bare inspected these cows, and can recommend them. They are a thoroaghly good )ot. Dr»« will l«*»vf she Auctioneers' Office, fatmeraean North, at 11.80 a.m. OOLYTON SALE. TUESDAY, 19th DEUjSMBBR. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, J\. Ltd., will sell by public auction as above at 1 p.m. — 50 ewes and lambs 25 15 to 18 month oattle 10 mixed cattle 5 springing heifers 1 dairy cow WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. rwiHE following »re the dates fixed by I tbe WELLINGTON WOOL BROKERS 1 ASSOCIATION for this season's sales : — Brd SALE, 11th JANUARY, 1906 4th SALE, 15th FEBRUARY, 1906 All Wool must bo into store by Monday previous to Sale. The charge on Wool offered, but not sold, will be 3s per bale for the first offering, and Is per bale for second offering. Dambtt k Co., Ltd. Umitid Fabmrs' Co-or, Assooiatiohi Ltd. Waibarafa FABinas' 00-or. Association Ltd. Abraham * Williams, Ltd. Mpbbat Bobbbtb k Co. Lbvw 4 Co., Ltd. N.ZX. k M.A. Co., Ltd., Feilding Agricultural AND Pastoral Show. WEDNESDAY, 7th FEBRUARY, 1906. £680 p «o^ B £680 GLASSES FOR COMPETITIONS— Horses Cattle Sheep Pigs Produce Home Industries i i > Entries Close FRIDAY, 19th JANUARY, 1906. At 9 p.m. » _»_ _ Schedules may be obtained frem Secretaries kindred Societies, or 1 E. H. FISHER, Secretary. Box 98. Telephone 46. NOTIUIU. c . ° XT BALL, late of Palmerstpi |"Pt North, having purchased Mi HigbVe Blacksmith Shop at Ooly ton wiu make a speoial feature of th< 1 trade. Ifyonr horees brash, slick , or go lame, bring them along. Ani c work o! the trade tmdertaken. H. HALL.