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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1195, 4 October 1882, Page 3

Ij<nve« & Iqi'nw. WEDNESDAY, OQTOBERII, At 1 o'clrpH. LOWES & lORNS' Stock Sale, A T their yards, Mastcrtou— J 7 Cows in Call to purebred Bulls 8 Heifers, 2-year-olds 10 Young. Steers 3 Quiet Cows to calve 25 Head Mixed Cattle 1 Bull, by Albert, rising 3 years, pedigroe at Sale Horsec, Pigs, Poultry Also the celebrated Draught Entire Horse, BARON OF CLYDE. This gigantic horso is rising 6 years old, mi'l stands 17 bauds high, He has proved himself beyond all doubt a sure foalgctter of firstolass stock. He has only been exhibited Ave times with the following reavlts:- Threo First Prizes in Tasmania j Firßt at Tokonmiiiro, N.Z. ; and Second at Dunedin—all open shows. Ho was bred by Mr John Simmons of Tasmania, and was purchased by Captain Fisher, one of the bestjudges in the colony, who afterwards imported him to New Zealand. Bis celebrated sire old Baron of CI) de was bred by Mrs Murdoch, Hannehead near Blantire. He gainedmany prizes as a one and two-year-old at Ooombsland, Maryhill, Glasgow, Ac, and as a "three-year-old ho Kahed tho £7O prixe at Stawreap, and the £4O prizi to travel in Wigtoushiro. He was afterwaids imported to Tasmania, where he gained the Champion prize seven times in succession. His dam is the winner of many premiums at local and open shows, and the dam of many prize winners, amongst which Young Surprise, a horse that twice gained tho Glasgow Society's prize of £4O, also in Victoria, beating Blacklog, winner of 54 First Prizes.

LOWES & lOHNS ealo of STOCK and other EXHIBITS at tho Wairarapa and East Coast Agticulfmal bliow, Carterton, November Ist. L, & I. are instructed by Messrs MID and GEAY to sell Agricultural Implements. - They will also be prepared to sell on behalf of exhibitors, Stock and any other class of exhibit. I Early instructions respectfully requested, List of Properties for Sale LOWES * lORNS, AUCTIONEERS, Masterton. KAA ACRES OF IMPROVED "VV/ LAND, MasieutonFmiced, suh-divided, and Good House and outbuildings. n A ACRE FARM, W OWKllraproved, substantia! House- and Outbuildings. ACRES SHEEP RUN, uvtv Gladstone— Fenced, sub-divided, House, Wool Shed, Dip Yards, with 3000 sheep. f>£ AQ ACRES SHEEP AND CATTLE A\)\JV RTJN, LoWKK VaLLKYLand Best Quality, improved, 27 paddocks, 13-rooined house and outbuildings, stock at valuation, hAA ACRES SHEEP AND DAIRY UVV pARM, FeatherstonYv ell Improved. i Knr\ ACRES SHEEP ANDCATTLE i-Oi\J RUN, ON THE PAHAU RIVERWith Houso and outbuildings. rjn a ACRES GOOD BUSH LAND, •0 " Near, Waingawa BIVEK, Timber suitable for saw mill. 41 ACRES, With good House, conservatory, stable, dairy, orchard. a ACRES, U MastertonWith new house of 11 rooms, garden, orchard, Leasehold. t ACRES LAND, " lobnb' Estate, Masterton. 1 ACRE BUSINESS SITE, 4 Masterton. JLACRE, 2 MabtertonWork shop, dwelling houso, and stable. KQK ACRES good land, at Upper 04)0 Taueruj road frontage; well watered 7 ACRES Land, Masterton, with dwelling house and other improvements, securely fenced, permanent water, Q Q/? ACEES Splendid Land, 6 miles d)f&\) from Masterton. fenced and well watered. SECTIONS IN BENTLEY'S ESTATE. Paifc of Town Acre 23, Masterton, SECTIONS 19 and 20, Cole-Etreet. Easy terms. lOCS A CONVENIENT six-roomed House, with 7J acres good land, and outbuildings. Situate in Short-street; rent low. LOWES & lORNS, 1189 Agents. GLASGOW HOUSE, Quay, Whujxgton. MRS CRIGHTON wisheß to announce that she is now making her first show of SPRING & SUMMER MILLINERY Fancv Needlework Materials in great variety. 1172 R. I. GALLOWAY & Co,, TAILOES. THIS PKICES Charged are VERY LOW FOR CASH. LARGEST BTOCSTOF TWEEDS IN THE WAIRARAPA. FIREWOOD! FIREWOOD! FIREWOOD. GOOD, dry, sound Firewood supplied by the undersigned and delivered at the shortest notice. All orders left with J. Elliott, saddler, will receive prompt attention. J. J. CHAPMAN, 1107 Upper Plain. WALTER SMART, (Lato head waiter at the Club Hotel, Masterton.) IN thanking his Wajrarapa friends for their patronage since opening his Opposite the Theatre Royal, Lambton (J lay, Wellington, would inform them that he will still endeavor by giving every attention and civility, and supplying nothing but the Best and Freshest Oysters, fresh in every day from Evans' Bay Beds, to merit a continuance of the same. '..-... G. AW. SMART. qEWING M ACHINES DECISIVE AND OVERWHELMING. VICTORY. JOB THE JONES 1 . FIVE FUUT PRIZES I BEATING ALL COMPETITORS 1 And obtaining more first prizes than all others put together.. Wearing parts of these machines are made'almost entirely of hardened steel, and have patent shuttle, bobbin, and other improvements, which are supplied without extra cost. J gross needles given with each machine. Strength, speed and durability, and lower in price than many inferior machines palmed off by unscrupulous agents. Also in stock-White's Singer's, Wertkehns; also Jones' wax< thread, Elastic, Bootclosing, Tailor 1 )' and Dressmakers' Machines.' Needles, Oil, and Fittings' for all Machines '."P.- J. ■ Sewing Machinist and General Repairer, WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON.