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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8071, 23 August 1905, Page 8

MANAWATU AUCTIONEERING . COMPANY. THE MANAWATU AUCTIONEER- .": ■'~. ING CO, ;. Favoured with instructions from Darcy Ford, Esq., Manufacturing Agent . and Importer, of Willis street, Wellington, will sell on •,■■■;-■.■ THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATUE- | DAY, AUG. 24, 25 and 26. The Largest Assortment of DRAPERY, DAMASKS, TWEEDS, COSTUMES & SUITINGS Ever offered in Palmerston. rj\HE whole will be sold absolutely without reserve, comprising Pillow twilled and Irish linen, table damasks, Irish linen -table covers, art curtains, cottoia sheetings, Turkish and honeycomb towels, honeycomb Mar-, cella and Grecian quilts, white and unbleached calico, linen and silk handkerchiefs. BLANKETS, carriage and buggy rugs, cloth and tapestry covers, black and coloured cashmere, black merinos, French robes,, dress serges, all wool and cotton shirts, all-wool pants and! undershirts, ladies' underwear,, SERGES, TWEEDS, COATINGS, . Ladies' Costumes Goods on view prior to sale, and there is absolutely ho reserve. MANAWATU AUCTIONEERING \ COMPANY.- ' J. W. MACKAY, H. S. MUNRO, Auctioneer. Manager. ' GOKTON & SOJN, FEILDIFG SALE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 25 .h, 1905. aORTON & SON will sail as above, at 12.30 p.m.— 200 wether hoggets 125 superior Romriey-Lineoln wether hoggets 200 tip top wether hoggets 100 prime fat wethers 600 fat and forward swede-fed 4 "and 6-tooth wethers, real good line 430 fat and forward ' turnip fed wethers 300 first-class mixed hoggets 100 empty fat and iorward ewes 250 first-class hoggets 400 good mixed hoggets 200 mixed hoggets 150 Lincoln-Eomney ewes with 100 j per cent lambs, superior line 400 mixed hoggets 100 fat and forward ewes 250 mixed hoggets . . . 125 superior Romney-Lincoln ewe - hoggets SO mixed hoggets 150 mixed hoggets 212 ewes in lamb 25 forward cows 12 springing cows 6 cows and calves 10 mixed cattle 2 grade Holstein heifers, in calf ' 6 2-yr heifers, in calf 6 12 to 15-mos mixed cattle 6 yearling grade Jersey heifers 16 yearling steers On account executors late H. B. Ellerm's estate— Section 1209, Bunnythorpe, without reserve Also, without reserve, on account of Mr F. Cole, who has sold his farm— 10 empty cows 20 2 to 3 yr heifers, in calf 50 2 yr steers 50 mixed yearlings Also, on account Executors W. Baker's estate— 25 stud Woodendean Eomney ewes, mixed ages, in lamb to stud rams 25 2-th stud Woodendean Romney ewes, in lamb to stud rams 25 stud Woodendean Eomney ewes, mixed ages, in lamb to stud rams 10 stud Eomney ram lambs, bred at Woodendean 7 stud Eomney ewe lambs, bred at Woodendean 2. stud Eomney rams All above are Flock Book sheep. important clearing sale of draughts! Wednesday, august 30. At Feilding Horse Emporium. QORTON & SON have received in. structions from the Executors in Estate of late W. Baker, to sell by public auction at 1 o'clock sharp — 10 well bred draught mares, with foals and in foal, from 5 to 10 years 10 3-yr unbroken draught' fillies and geldings 20 2-yr unbroken draught fillies and geldings 5 unbroken hacks 3 light mares, in foal 1 5-yr draught stallion 12-yr ~^ „ Note.—We have personally inspected the above horses, and have no hesitation in saying they are a particularly useful lot. The mares are heavy, active, well J bred sorts, with foals at foot and covered by well known sires, and range from 5 years to aged. The young draughts are well grown, well bred, and in first class condition and all are for absolute SALE. Spncer Pianofortes. T>E«T English workmanship, built on -^ . scientific principles ; tone rich and pure; perfect icuch and repetitioncabinet work of the most artistic design; every detail finished with the greatest care. ■PRICB" 4 CIaSS PIANO at a L°W Highly recommended by leading musicians. List of testimonials, on application Each instrument warranted Over 42,000 in use. . . ' For catalogues, prices, etc., apply .'MOUNSBT AND GO, Auctioneers, LOCAL IGE3T3.