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SATURDAY, /.i'llr. .id, AT 2 O'CLOCK. 0 vTTLS. JATTLEII ' lORNS ('■ 7ETi'*rU iSON will sell at their yards .lastt -.bii, on the above date--25 Steers, 3 years old . 27 fat Beasts . 20 Cows and Heifers 2d Yearlings. > 10 Weaners Poultry Sheep, Horses, Figs, etc., eto., ' The cattle are in Mod forward condition. Also by order of tile Trustee in C. Anketel's. Estate. 1 reaping machine, in good working older m • 1 bay draught mare in foal to Dainty Davie . 1 black pony 1 double-furrow plough and swingletrees Silver mounted prize plough harness. 426 STOCK AND IMPLEMENT SALE ON THE FARM, OPAKI, April 10,1880, at 11 o'clock sharp. lORNS & FEBGUSSON have been instructed by Mr Walter Brown, who is leaving the country, to sell the whale of his btock, Farm Implements, Stacks of Wheat and Oats, Furniture, &c., consisting of— SHEEP. 200 pure-bred Lincoln Ewes, 2 and .4 tooth 90 pure-bred Lincoln Ewe Lambs 2 „ „ Bams 75 „ mixed Sheep GATTLE. 4 Dairy Cows, choice, quiet, and in milk 4 heifers, rising 2 years Mixed lot of cattle, steers, heifers and weaneas HORSES, 1 grey draught mare, aged 1 chesnut do„ rising 4 j ears 1 do do do All stinted to the Pride of Canterbury . 1 grey filly, draught, 2 years 1 splendid mare, with foal at foot by Cocksure—stinted by Cocksure 10 Pigs and lot Poultry IMPLEMENTS. 1 Reaper, in working order Double-furrow Plough, by lieid & Gray 1 single do, Hornsby 1 S3t Harrows by F. Gray 1 Wooden Roller, new 1 Dray, new, by F. Gray " f small Sydney Tip Dray Wire Strainer Wheelbarrows Chaffcutter 2 Ladders 1 Stack cover Harness, Tools Grindstono Shaft and Plough Harness Breechloading Gun, double-barrelled, by Walker Ammunition Babbit Dogs o Stacks of Wheat—2s acres 4 Stacks of Oats—42 acres FURNITURE. Chairs Sofas Tables Carpets Cutlery Bedsteads and Bedding Kitchen and Dairy Utensils. The Auctioneer can honestly recommend the above goods to intending purchasers, as they are all of good quality, nearly new, and have been kept in good order Terms at Sale. A COACH WILL RUN TO AND FRO. Lunch provided. EW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS SoLn BY R, H. CHINCHEN, MASTERTON. 1 amir's Life aud Work of St Paul, 2 vols, Bvo, 27s Gd The Globe Encyelopffldia, edited by John M. Ross, in 6 vols half calf, £6 Chambers' Encyclopedia, 10 vols half calf, £G 10s Chambers' Information, 2 vols, half calf, £ 1 5s Chambers' English Literature, 2 vols, £1 iOs Dictionary of Illustrations, adapted to Christian teaching, 17s 6d Bagstcr's Scripture Treasury, 13s 6d George Moore, by Smiles, 7s 6d Poganuc People, by Mr Stowe, 7s fid Theodosia Ernest, the Heroine of Faith, 3s R, .H. C-HirOHES Has a large stock of Teachers'BibleSjHymns Ancientand Modern, Wesley's Hymns, Presbyterian Hymus, Congregational Hymn Boob, all in plain and handsome bindings; Church Services and Common Prayer in endless variety and style. Children's Toy Books, in plain and elaborate bindings Photographic Albums, clearing out at a great reduction The following New Serials, just arrived: The Boy's Own Annual, edited by Dr Macaulay, of the Leisure Hour, 7s 6d;and 9b Routltdge's Every Boy's Annual, 7s Gd Boutledgc's Every Girl's Annual, 7s Gd Chatterbox, 4s and 6a Gd Kind Words, 4s and os 6d Little Wide Awake, 4s and Gs Child's Companion, 2s and 2s Gd Child's Own Magazine, Is 6d Oassell's Family Magazine The Sunday Magazine The Quiver Good Words Day of Rest, R. H. CHI2KJHF.N. . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLLR AND STATIONER, • • Mabterton, . . ITas jOn hand a large stock of Ledgerß,p>y Books, Memo. Books School, -Stationery, &0., &c. 365