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Patea Mail, 1 February 1881, Page 2

Sales by Auction. Patea County Ram and Ewe Fair. MR C. F. BARKER purposes holding an Annual Ram and Ewe Fair at Patea. The first sale will be held at his New Yards, Patea, on SATURDAY, 26th FEBRUARY. PRESENT ENTRIES. 79 Two-tooth LINCOLN RAMS. These sheep were bred by H. J. Hall, Esq., Leeston, Canterbury, and are the stock of imported Lincoln Ewes and Rams. The rams used by this breeder were imported from Nocton Heath, and the ewes from the flock of Thomas Kikkham, of Biscathorpe. They are close finewoolled sheep; thoroughly suited to the district. Inspection invited. On account of R. B. Pearce, Esq., 7 2-tooth Long-wooled Rams 1000 Full-mouthed Longwool Ewes, from the flock of Henry Oaisford, Esq., Napier. 250 Lincoln Ewes, from the celebrated flock of John Handley, Esq. As this Fair will attract buyers from all parts of the Coast, it will afford a first-class opportunity for persons desirous of selling to get good prices for their stock. Further entries are solicited. C. F. BARKER, Stock and Estate Agent, Patea, Hawera, SATURDAY, 12th FEBRUARY. At 2 o’clock. RAM SALE. WMURRAY THOMSON , has received instructions from Thomas Scott, Esq., to sell by public auction, at Hawera, on Saturday, 12th February, at two o’clock—--20 two-tooth high-class Lincoln Rams, specially selected for this district, and imported from Auckland direct from the breeder. Pedigree will be given at sale. W. MURRAY THOMSON, Auctioneer. STOCK SALES for FERUARY, 1881. Hawera Friday Feb. 4th St Hill-street Wednesday Feb. 9th Waverley Friday Feb. 18th St Hill-street Wednesday Feb. 23rd Settlers will kindly forward their entries. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. HAWERA SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4th. P REE MAN R. JACKSON will sell by auction, as above,— 800 Superior Whethers 200 Superior Ewes 60 head Mixed Cattle 60 head Superior Heifers, 2-years old 45 head 3-year-old Bullocks 14 Fat Bullocks 30 Steers, years old 6 Draught Colts and Fillies l|§»r Settlers intending to enter Stock for above Sale, will kindly forward particulars at once. Sale at 1 o’clock. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THE undersigned will submit to auction at an early date, the whole of the property of the late Mrs Hair, adjoining the town of Wanganui. Full particulars in future advertisement. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer LINCOLN RAMS. THE Rams bred by the Executors of the late Mrs Hair will be sold at the St. Hill-street Yards on February 9th. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer.

Spring and Summer Novelties. AT CARDIGAN J£OUSE WILL be found the largest and best selection o£ every description of Spring and Summer Goods, consisting of novelties in Parasols, Fichus, Berth as, Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Feathers, new shades in Fancy Dress Materials, Pompadours and other Washing Materials, and a splendid lot of Black and Evening Silks and Grenadines. The Dressmaking Department is under the supervision of a thoroughly qualified lady. Ladies may rely on receiving every satisfaction. In the Tailoring Department will be found the Newest and Best Tweeds procurable, and at prices that will command a good Local Industry. In my New Zealand Clothing and Outfitting Department, notwithstanding the enormous reduction, outrageous sacrifice, and sham wholesale prices advertised by sundry drapers in this district, I find on examination that none have yet succeeded in touching the quality and prices of my Men’s, Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing, Shirts and Hats. I attribute this to the fact of being able to buy largely in Clothing and direct from the manufacturers, thus saving all intermediate profits. A very large assortment of every description of Men’s, Youths’, and Boys’ Shirts and Hats, very cheap. R. A.. ADAMS, CARDIGAN HOUSE, PATEA