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Manawatu Standard, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6696, 15 May 1900, Page 3

" MAT'SHEW HENRY. SALE, WEDNESDAY^ 16th M&Y. 1 - At 1 p.m. Jj/JL ceived instructions from Mr 8 Hugli, will sell by public auction on the Colonial Bank premises, the ■ Square, as above— I Household Furniture and Furnishings. Also, with slight reserve, — a Ancient carved chests and chairs electroplate, watches, clocks, 1 t and jewellery MATTHEW HENRY, Auctioneer. PALMERSTON LIVE STOCK AUCTION MARKET. THURSDAY, MAY 17th, I IITATTHE-W HEN RY will sell by 1 XtX public auction at 12 noon— 8 choice springing heifers f^ 225 18-months to 2-year oteera ■±u rao cows / 200 yearlings (good line) I tii. -* tfC^MSr&£9"^£^z^k^jQ * 120 _ewes uTlamV • V 80 woolly lambs F 40 forward 4-toofcti wethers f-^ UNBE.SERVED SALE. TUESDAY, 22nd MAY, 1900. At 12 noon. MATTHEwIIENBY, favoured with instructions from Mr T. Lancaster (who is relinquishing the dairy business), will sell by public auction as above— 25 choice cows in milk and to calve early 12 weaners 1 shorthorn bull 1 p.b. Berkshire boar 4 sows With slight reserve as under— 1 B|-year unbroken filly On account of other vendors— 10 springing heiters 2 heifers, calve in July 1 cow, calve in July j 120 Lincoln ewes in lamb to Southdown rams On account of Mr S. R. Lancaster— 2 pure bred Berkshire boars 5 pure bred Berkshire sows i

GOETOtf & SON. THIRD ANNUAL SALE OF DRAUGHTS. WEDNESDAY, 16th MAY. At Messrs Hocken Bros.' Farm, G-rassmere, near Feilding. /H ORTON & SON have received in\JT structions from 'Messrs Hocken Bros to sell by Public Auction, as above, at 1 o'clock sharp : — 12 medium to heavy draught mares and fillies of very superior quality, by McGregor and Glengyle 12 heavy shatters, suitable for flax and waggon work 6 medium shatters, good workers 10 good active spring carters 40 first-class heavy fillies and geldings, broken to chains 6 good hacks ana harness iiorsja 2 good 5-year-old hacks by Van* guard Note. —In selecting the above the vendors have been careful to get horses of extra power and quality, and have bad the pick of "Waikato, Auckland and "West Coast, and can say confidently they have never had a finer lot together, and to make this their third annual sale a success have decided to sell almost without reserve. Luncheon Provided. Coaches meet north and south trains at Feilding, and morning train from Hawke's Bay at Ashhurst.

, HUNTER & CO. HUNTER & CO., AUCTIONEERS, HAVE resumed business in tbe premises lately occupied by Messrs Scbultz & (Son, next door to old Auction Mart. Outdoor sales undertaken in any part of tbe district. Sales of furniture, fruit, produce, poultry, &c, held at rooms every Saturday. Consignments of every description received. Prompt account sales. * THE BIGGEST PLUMS ARE to be obtained by calling round at the PEOPLE'S CASH STOEE, IN CUBA. STREET, Where you will obtain jour goods at the very Lowest of Prices FOR CASH ONLY. BEST TABLE POTATOES per sack 4 3 BEST OATMEAL, per 251b ... 3 0 BEST FLOUR, per lOOlbs ... 7 9 SUGAR, No. 2 7/9, No. 1 ... 8 8 KEROSENE, 150 test, per tin... 6 6 ~ per case. 12 9 CURRANTS, per lb 0 5 RAISINS, per lb 0 6 SULTANAS, per lb ' 07| JAMS, per doz 4 3 MATCHES, per doz 0 4 This season's pure HONEY, my own make up in 21b tins ... 1 0 TRY MY GOLD DUST TEA At per lb 2/-. Acknowledged by expert tea drinkers of I Pulmerston North to be the best value yet obtained for their money. Also the SILVA RANDE TEA at 2/4 and 2/6. A delicious flavoured Tea, for which I am sole agent in Palmerston. A very large and well-assorted stock of Crockery, Glassware, Ironmongeiy, Enamel-ware. Brqehware, Grocarwtt^nd General Produce kept in stock, it«<}ii«H£ low prices. Call and get my'Prke List./ Black Swan Butter obtained daily from faotory and a good supply of good Dairy Butter. r*J s -•.v1 -.1 GustoTxers waited jm^for orders" and goods delivered to any part of tow\&ha