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Hawke's Bay Times, Issue 1531, 5 December 1873, Page 39

'ANTED;—CONTKACTORS To put up 5 miles of Wire Fencing Also, To Harvest about 100 acres of Oats and Barley: And To Cross-plough 200 acres. Apply to E. J. M'ELLESTER. Overseer, The Farm, Waipukurau. Dec. 4,1873. RAMS FOR SALE. .A MERINO RAMS, chiefly the ' produce of Imported Steiger and Curries Rams of a Higii Class, out of Carefully-bred Pedigreed Ewes, Descended from direct importations from Ghudegaht's Celebrated Flock. These Rams can be seen in the wool till Christmas, and after that a specimen will be left on the shoulder of each sheep, which will also be numbered and the exact weight of each fleece recorded. For Wool, good full-sized frames, and hardy constitution, these Rams offer a very superior choice. Also,— About the same number of i EICESTER and LINCOLN RAMS JL (Fine and nearly Pure) the produce of Ewes by Pure Imported Rams. They will be shorn within a few days but the accurate weights of the fleece of each Ram, duly numbered, will be recorded, and a specimen of the wool also left on the shoulder. These Rams are well worth inspection, and can be seen at any time on application to KENNETH M'KENZIE, Sheep Overseer. Mount Herbert. Waipukurau, Dec. 4,1873. FOR SALE. Longwool and French Merino RamsUPWARDS OF OA A LONG-WOOL 6,4, and 2 tooths ZUU and LAMBS, by pure-bred Kirkham and Dudding Rams, out of Colonel Whitmore's original well-known Long-woolled Ewes. Also, — ABOUT 'Jt \f\ tJRE anc * seven-eighths French ZUU Merino, full mouthed and under. Apply to PURVIS RUSSELL. Woburn, Nov. 25,1873. FOR SALE. 3Pure-bred Shorthorn Bull, OF WALTON, rich roan, calved J April 23, 1868; bred by Colonel Whitmore; got by the Abbot of Rissington, (Dam— Duchess of Walton, by the Earl of AV Alton, 17757) vide New Zealand Herd Book. Apply to PURVIS RUSSELL. Woburn, Nov. 25, 1813.

NOTICE. r ANTED,—3O or 40 head of CATTLE A good Creek of Water running through the Paddocks. Terms easy. Apply to THOMAS REYNOLDS, Havelock. PURE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE "LITTLE JOHN." THIS now well-known Entire will stand for the Season at THE FARM, Waipukurau. Little John has proved himself a sure foal-getter, and his stock Speak for themselves. Terms, including Groom's fee: £4 9s. Paddocking free for (5 weeks. Every care, but no responsibility, Mares left with Mr John Evans, at Little Bush, will be forwarded to Waipukurau and delivered again at Little Bush free of charge. The Farm, Waipukurau, 15th Oct., 1873. PEDIGREE OF LITTLE JOHN. Dam—Nancy, by second prize horse at, Battersea, out of Becky, prize mare bred by Sir William Stirling Maxwell, of Kier, Bart.; Sire—Cheviot, by Royal Conqueror, awarded first prize at Battersea (and imported to New Zealand by the Honorable W. Robinson of Cheviot Hills), out of Betty, winner of many prizes; also bred by Sir William Stirling Maxwell, Bart., and also imported by the Hob. W. Robineon.