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Feilding Star, Volume II, Issue 322, 20 July 1907, Page 3

Auctions. A. H. Atkinson & Co. Ltd. A. H.ATK UNISON AND CO., LTD. AUCTIONEERS, GENERAL MERCHANTS AND STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, FEILDING. STATION STORES and Requisites at LOWEST RATES. Grass Seed, Clovers. Oats, Wheat Chaff, High Grade Pig Rice Meal. Manures (Kainit and Improved Phosphate for Top Dressing). NEXT WOOL SALE— Bth AUGUST. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. TUESDAY, 23rd JULY. At 1 o'clock. AH. ATKINSON AND CO. • LTD., have received instructions from Mr ROBERT ROBINSON, who has disposed of his property, to sell on the Farm, KIMBOLTON ROAD, three miles from Feilding Post Office: — 74 First-class Dairy Cows (factory dates). 23 Weaner Heifers. 6 Sows to littler in August. 7 Porkers. 12 Stores. 17 Slips. 2 Sows, 7 suckers. 1 Devon Boar (twelve months). 1 P.b. Ayrshire bull, 2 years, full pedigree. 2 Draught horses. 2 Hacks. 1 New 5-ton wood waggon (slight reserve), waggon and harness, buggy and harness, waggon harness, new express, horse and harness, milk cans, etc. Also, on account of another vendor— 17 Well-bred and carefully select ed heifers, to profit in August and September. 1 Two-year Shorthorn bull. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Brake will leave Feilding Railway Station at 12.15. Pigs purchased will be put on to trucks, Feilding, if required. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SATURDAY, 27th JULY, 1907. AH. ATKINSON and Co., Ltd., • have received instructions from Mr F. HARRIS, who has sold his farm, to sell, on the property, CHELTENHAM, the whole of his Dairy stock, etc., consisting of 45 cowa? 10 heifers, etc. FULL PARTICULARS LATER. HARRY PALMER and Co. We are not advertising in this paper for the pleasure of spending money We want your Business. HARRY PALMER AND -CO. PALMERSTON NORTH, ■j. an established market for M PIGS, PRODUCE AND POULTRY Sales every Saturday at 12 noon. Try us once and we will have your I for life. CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY COWS. On the Farm, Feilding Road, within 1 mile of Ashhurst. TUESDAY, 23rd JULY, at 12. HARRY PALMER and CO. have received instructions from Mr Henry Dittmer, who is giving up dairying, to sell his Splendid Herd of Cows, consisting of: — 30 First-class Cows, August and September calvers, young and in splendid condition. 7 Yearling Steers. Dog, Milk-cans and Sundries. NO RESERVE. Luncheon Provided. DRILL HALL. GRAND CATHOLIC CONCERT AND DANCE. WEDNESDAY, 24th JULY, 1907. CONCERT PROGRAMME. Pianoforte solo — Mrs Redwood. Song—" Home Song," Miss Garrity. Song—" The Message," Mr A. De Luen. Song— Selected, Mrs Dickson. Sailor's Horpipe (in costume) — Master P. Desmond. Song— Comic, Mr H. B. Strange. Song— "Hush, My Little One," Miss Rush. Violin Solo— "Alice, Where Art Thou," Mr Hood. Song— Selected, Mr A. Richards. Song—" Douglas Gordon," Miss Mexted. Highland Fling (in costume) — Miss McFarlane. Song— " Espanita," Miss Corrigan. Song— Selected, Mr G. H. Jackson. Song— Selected, Mr A. De Luen. A first-class Supper will be laid immediately after the Concert. DANCE TO FOLLOW. Doors open 7.30 p.m. Admission ... ... 2s. MUNICIPAL OPERA HOUSE, Palmerston North Direction ... J. and N. Tait. MONDAY EVENING, JULY 22nd. The Greatest Musical Event of the Century. marie tt all, arie Hall, The famous English Violinist, who has conquered the world by her remarkable playing. LORRIE BASCHE ... Pianist. Not for many years has there been such widespread interest in the first appearance of a musical star, and j MARIE HALL'S New Zealand debut i may be aptly termed # ! A MUSICAL SENSATION. PRICES: 6s, 4s, and 2s. ! Write of telephone for seats, to •Mr W. Park, Palm%ton. " Special number amhfrle for Feilding patrons. * REWA PUBJpC? HALL. THE Concert,%upper, and Dance in aid of Piano, jriuoh was post- ' poned, will befalin thjjMove Hall on luvsaay, *°_ IT iBraSER Hon. Sec. FARMERS attending the Sale on Friday should •bake a point d lunching at Weightman's Up-to-date Restaurant. The beet fare in Town, Meals always ready. Give us a trial. Twelve tanobeon or dinneft tickets for to.