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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 729, 30 March 1881, Page 3

■ SATURDAY, APRIL 2nd. '. > ■ At 2 o'clock. ■■'- MARKET STOCK AND PRODUCE. j luilS.S & CO. will hold a sale of Stock, ?j « etc, as above, including— Cattle, Hoi sos, L J igs, Poultry Spring Cart, 1 Tip Cart Wheat, Oata, Potatoes Saddlery, Sundries. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. 728! STOCK SALE WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, 18th and 14fch APRIL. At 11 o'clock each day. 100 HORSES 200 HEAD CATTLE 1500 SHEEP AND FARM IMPLEMENTS T lOUNS & CO. have ken favored with " • instructions from Mr Andrew Cookbura to sell at his farm, Mastcrton, as above— THE WHOLE OE HIS VALUABLE AND WELL-KNOWN STOCK. • 10Q H O~R S E S . The list will include all his entire and brood mares, together with their progeny of all ages. Being magnificent specimens of draught stock roadsters, and hacks, all of which have been carefully selected by Mr Cocldiurn from the first breeders in Canterbury. The figures paid for thorn being no object, The mares and entires and their progeny have gained first honors at all the principal shows in the colony, Mares, and fillies and colts arc nearly all thoroughly broken to general farm work. 200 C4IT ' B - The cattle comprise pure-bred shorthorn bulls ami cows, dairy cows, splendid boilers, calves, mixed •■ cattle, stores, and primo beef. 1 Kf\(\ S H E E 1' . Crossbrcds, young ewes, store wethers, lambs, hoggets. Splendid lot of mutton, Pure Leicester Earns for stud purposes, Tho sine, condition, and quality cannot bo surpassed in the Wairarapa, . The auctioneers can safety recommend buyers with a view of improving their own stock, to attend this sale, for better blood and stock that have been well cared for and matured cannot he purchased olsewhere, andthopublio may bid with perfect confidence that every line submitted will be sold to the highest biddtr. Tho terms will bo as follows: Under £3O cash; ovorthat amount, ono third cash, balance by approved bills at 3 months, The AGBIOULTUBAIj IMPLEMENTS also will be sold, ami will embrace carts, ploughs, harrows, and machinery. The FARM, of upwards of 1100 acres, with all improvements, will ho for sale or LUNCHPROYIDW. 7.'1 CLEARING SaLK' CLEARING'SALE! CLEARING SALE! CLEARING SALE! W.P.PKLLINGHAM HALFvYEAULY CLEARING SALE And will Continue the samo GREAT BARGAINS GREAT BARGAINS Will be offered for The whole of the WELL-ASSORTED and SEASONABLE STOCK ■ CENTRAL STOP, E Opposite tho Council. Chambers,, will bo offered WITHOUT HESERVE, at prices which will not fail to command tho patronage of all Cash Purchasers. 708 JAMES HARRIS, HAIRDRESSING & SHAVING SALOON, (Opposite Council Chambers) . MASTER'i'OX. PalronM by the EM.of Musierton. "AMES HAMS begs to inform his old 0 . Customers and Friends that he is no longer in the employment, of Mr G. Dixon, but has started business on his own account in the; rooms at the rear of Mr McCardle's Seed Shop, where he hopes, by strict attention to business, to receive a share of public patronage ■'■■.• ' . HAND-SEWN and PEGGED BOOTS, warranted well made of good material, and to order, at 'lowest remunerative rates, by T. Gardener, Practical Bootmaker, Railway Station Road, • 116