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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 735, 5 April 1881, Page 3

STOCK SALE WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, 13th and 14th APRIL. At 11 o'clock each day. 100 HORSES . • 200 HEAD CATTLE 1500 SHEEP' AND" FARM IMPLEMENTS T lOENS & CO. have been favored with " ' instructions from .Mr Andrew Cockburn to sell at his farm, Masterton, as above— THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE AND WELL-KNOWN STOCK. 1A A HORSES. The list will include all his entire and brood marcs, together with their progeny of all ages. Being magnificent specimens of draught stock rondsters, and hacks, all of which have been carefully selected by Mr Coclburn from the first breeders in Canterbury. The figures paid for them being no object. Tho mares and entires and their progeny have gained first honors at all tho prin" cipal shows iu the colony. Marcs, and fillies and colts arc nearly all thoroughly broken to general farm work, (\f\f\ CATTLE. The cattle comprise pure-bred shorthorn bulls and cows, dairy cows, splendid heifers, calves, mixed cattle, stores, and prime beef. 1500 SHEEP. Crossbreds, young ewes, store wethers, lambs, hoggets. Splendid lot of mutton, Pure Leicester Rams for stud purposes. T'ie size, condition, ami quality cannot ho surpassed in the Wainrapa,

The auctioneers can safely recommend buyers with a view of improving their own stock, to nttcnirthis sale, for better blood ami stock that have been well caraUor and matured cannot be pmcluiscti olscwhero, and the public may bid with perfect confidence that every line submitted will be sold to the highest bidder. The terms will be as follows : Under £3O cash; over that amount, ono third cash, balance by approved bills at 3 months, The AGEICULTUKAL IMPLEMENTS also will bo sold, and will embrace carts, ploughs, harrows, and machinery. ThoFARM, of upwards of 1100 acres, with all improvements, will bo for sale or loaso. LUNCIIPEOVIDED. 721 ONE POUND HEWARD. LOST between W. Dorset's, Forty Milo Bush, and the liuamahunga-Bridgc, a Purse containing Bank Notes,; ilvcr, and a Cheque on the Bank of New Zealand, drawn in favor of M. Caselberg, for the amoun of £lO, payment for which has been slopped at the Bank. Cheque signed by Shute & Jones. Apply to G. 11. SHUTE, Or M. CASJfLIiEEG & CO. ~,'OTICE is hereby given that the L\ DEFAULTER'S LIST and the Burgess List for the Borough of Mastcrton are n w open for inspection at the Council Chamlcs during office hours, up to and including the loth April. It. DROWN.

ULEAIIINC F-AI.H CL E A RIN G SAL E ! CLEARING SALE! W. P. FELLiNGHAM HALF-YEARLY CLEANING SALE And will Continue the same GREAT BARGAINS GREAT BARGAINS Will be ofTercil for CASH! The whole ct the WELL-ASSORTED and SEASONABLE STOCK CENTRAL 8 T OBE Opposite Iho Council Chambers, will he offered WITHOUT RESERVE, at prices which will not fail to command the patronago of all Cash Purchasers. 708

JAMES HARMS, HAIRDfiESSING <fc SHAVING SALOON, (Opposite Council Chainbevs) Patronised J»j tk Elite of Maslerlon. JAMES HAEEIS bogs to inform his old Customers and Friends that he is no longer in the employment of Mr G. Dixon, hut 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 loweet remunerative rates, by T, Gardener, Practical 'Bootmaker, Bailway Station Road, 116