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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1010, 28 February 1882, Page 3

Lowes & lorus. T OWES & lORNS will sell at the Aa&o-I i ciatiouYards,.Featkerston, onMaroh Ist—--20 head beef 20 two and three year old steers 20 Yearlings 25 Bullocks. 150 good young merino sheep, principally wethers. 1007 ./.-* THURSDAY, MARCH 2. I At 11 o'olook. ■ Sale of 3,000 Sheep. At the Pastoral Society's Show Yards, Carterton. LOWES & lORNS, in conjunction with F. H. WOOD * CO., have received instructions from W. C. Buchanan, Esq., to sell as above—--2000 Ewes, from 2-tooth to full mouth, in about, eciual proportions. 1000 Lambs, mixed sexes. The above sheep having been all brod on tho station from purebred rams, and the quality of the flock being well known, furthor comment is unneoeßsary. OWES & lORNS will offer by auction after the sale of Mr Buchanan's sheep at Carterton on March 2nd— About ISO splendid Lincoln lamba, unshorn, from the flock of Mr H, McMaster. Also— Cattle. 1007 LOWES & lORNS Stock Sale at Tinui. March 3rd, at 2 o'clock—--6 Pat Bullocks 20 two and three yeai old Steers 20 three and four year old Bullocks 20 head mixed cattle The following very superior yearling bulls from the herd of C. A. Yallance, Esq.— • White Bull, calved Oct., 1880. by second King O' May, dam May, by Wrangler. White Bull, calved Oct, 1880, by second King O' May, dam Puck, by Wrangler Roan Bull, calved 4ov. 1880, by Red Prince 2nd, dam Timina, b Eclipse. Red and White Bull, calved Nov. 1880 by Red Prince 2nd, dam Enhantreas by Sir Leopold 2 thoroughbred Fillies by Barbarian 1 „ „ „ „ Tattler 1 „ „ ,< ii Kingfisher 1 „ „ Gelding by Nanakia

LOWES and lORNS' STOCK SALES FOR THE MONTH. FEATHERSTON-March Ist, Stock. CARTERTON-March 2nd—Sheep. TINUI-March 3rd, Stock. LOWES AND lORNS are instructed by Rhodes Donald, Esq,, to sell by private treaty— That MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY known as " MANAIA," situate within two miles of Post Office, Masterton, and only 10 minntes' walk from the Knrupuni Railway station. This-fine.estate comprises 600 acres of first-class land, only fifty aores being bush. Tho whole is subdivided into convenient paddocks, with water in each, A most substantial NEW HESl'DENCE.containing thirteen rooms; also, woolshed, stable, ■ " outbuildings, and good orchard. This has always been looked upon asoHC of the fined properties in the district, and will provo a good investment cither for fara mer or a capitalist. For further particulars apnly to LOWES & lORNS, Estate Agents, Manterton. 9th January, 1882. 970 T7WH SALE-The Admiral Sheep Run, V comprising 2540 acreß, all Splendid Agricultural and Sheep Country, fenced and well subdivided, together with liouso and outbuildings,'dip-yards and 3000 shobp. For terms apply to LOWEST lORNS, Stock and Station Agents, 1008 Masterton. FARM FOR SALE OR LEASE at Opaki, comprising 259 acres, between Ruamabunga and Kopuaranga Rivers, fenced and laid down in. Grasses, with buildings, &c. For terms apply to • ~ ' '.'• LOWES & lORNS, Auctioneers, 1009 Masterton

THURSDAY, 2nd MARCH, 1882. VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND, UPPER HUTT DISTRICT. By Order of the Mortgagee, Undor Conduot of the Registrar of the Supreme Court, Under the Provisions of the Conveyancing Ordinance Amendment Act, 1860, . and the Sales by Mortgagees Act, 1870. MESSRS J. H. BETHUNE & CO., have been favored with instructions to sell by public auction at their rooms, on Thursday, the 2nd day of March at 2 o'clockAll that splendid block of land now in the occupation of James Duff Cruickshank, Esq,,being sections Nos. 133, 134,135,139, and 140. containing 495 ACRES FREEHOLD LAND, Mungaroa, Uppor Hutt District, having a frontage to a public road, and within two miles of the Railway Station, with a Biding'on the property, together with Buildings and auctions thereon, The above prcßonts a rare opportunity to capitalists and others of acquiring a firste!n.S3 property within a convenient dißtwco of the city of Wellington, For further particulars apply to MESSRS BRANDON, SHAW. AND .BRANDON, Solioitoi s; 1008 . Or to The Auctioneers. LADIES ! VT lator for your babies The price for One Month will be 24s and 255; also Chairs, Tables, Flower Stands, Beehives, equally cheap. Doll's Perambulators five shillings each, ' . ,-. Prizes awarded at Melbourne. Exhibition against all the world; also prize-awards at Dunedin'Exhibition, and at Wairarapa Pastoral Show, 1881. E.ARNOLD, ' Basket Shop, •■• " BKetanop, .-• QuocQ-Bt;, Maßterton,