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Feilding Star, Issue 352, 24 August 1907, Page 3

Auctions. Manawatu Auctioneers' Association. V'JSILDING SALE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 30th. 1907. Sale will start at 11.30 sharp. All stock must be in and yarded by 11 o'clock. 1800 Good mixed hoggets. 350 Good wether hoggets. 450 Woolly ewe hogge&s. 500 F.c. wethers off swedes. 150 Ewes in lamb. 150 Empty fat and forward ewes. 30 Good condition 3-year steers from Paihakakura. 30 Mixed Shorthorn and Hereford yearlings. 11l 18-month steers. 34 18-month heifers. 30 Empty cows. Dalgety and Co., Ltd. T^VALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED PALMERSTON NORTH. Bead Office 96 Bishopsgate Street, London. Capital fully subscribed... £4,ooo>ltH; Capita] paid up ... 1,000,000 Rwerre Fund .. ... 200.000 Stock Sales held aa under; — FEILDINCx, Every Friday (in Gor ton's Yards). PALMERSTON NORTH, Every Thursday. MAHTON, Alternate Tuesdays. Entries received by oar Feilding Agent, J. B. JOHNSTONE. Gorton and Sons. SALES FOR AUGUST. Sandon, Tuesday, 27th. Palmerston, Thursday, 29th. Feilding, Friday, 30th. BULLS SALE. MONDAY, 26th AUGUST. GORTON AND SON will sell at 1.30 p.m.:— 25 Mixed yearlings. 20 2- Year heifers, empty. 20 Store cows. 6 Springing cows. 5 Head mixed cattle 15 Heifers, springing. 16 Empty cows. 5 18-Month heifers. 160 Wether hoggets, good line. 86 Wether hoggets. 200 Mixed hoggets. 400 Mixed hoggets. 100 Ewes with 100 per o-2!;t. tamos 2 Sows in pig. 8 Young store pigs, UNRESERVED SALE OF DRAUGHTS, ETC. FEILDING YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 28th AUGUST. GORTON AND SON have received instructions from Mr ALEX. McKENZIE, of Rangitikei, to sell by Public Auction as ahore, ah 1 o'clock sharp— 40 Unbroken and broken draughts, hacks, and harness horses. ANNUAL SALE OF DRAUGHT HORSES. On Account of Messrs HOCKIN BROS. FEILDING HORSE EMPORIUM, on SATURDAY, 31st AUGUST, 1907. At 1 p.m. GORTON AND SON have received instructions to sell by Public Auction as above: — 20 4 to 6-year-old medium to extra heavy mares and geldings, broken to all classes of work. 15 3-year-old medium to heavy fillies and geldings, broken to chains. 5 Active spring carters, broken to single harness. EACH HORSE GUARANTEED SOUND AND STAUNCH. NOTE. The above are a first-class lot, specially selected for this sale, i and among the number are some extra heavy waggoners, suitable for town work. As each horse is guaranteed Bound and staunch, buyers of good, sound young horses should make a point of attending this sale. A. H. Atkinson and Co., Ltd. A.H.ATKIJSSON AND CO,, LTD. AUCTIONEERS, GENERAL MERCHANTS AND STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, FEILDING. STATION STORES and Requisites at LOWEBT RATES. Rye, Clover, Rape, and Turnip Seeds, Etc. SEED POTATOES, SEED OATS fA>o»rlan, Tartar Kino, Sparrowbill, Garton, Dun). Sole Agents Kempthorne, Prosser's Superphosphates and Westfield Manures. NEXT WOOL SALE-6th SEPTEMBER. BAPTIST CHURCH, BOWEN ST. mO-MORROW Pastor Swinerd will X preach 11 and 7. Morning subject (2nd part): "The Christians' Blessing by Faith." Evening subject: "A Night Among \T|7KSLEYAN CHURCH. — Gift if Sunday services to-morrow, 11 and 7. Rev. C. E. Beecroft, preacher. Anthems by Choir. Solos by Mr T. W. Potts. MEETING. A MEETING ~wsl be held on SATURDAY, 31st August, in Tapuae Schoolroom, at 3 o'clock, to consider the installation of private Telephones. THE Quarterly Meeting of the above Lodge will be held in the Foresters' Hall, Bowen street, on TUESDAY, AUGUST, 27th, 1907, at 7.30 p.m. Business. — Payment of contributions; Ejection of V.A.8., Initiation and General. * Visiting brethren cordially invited. , By command of the A.D. SENRY A. BILL, SwrttOT.