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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1457, 17 August 1883, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, 22nd AUGUST. At 2 o'clock. SALE OF Fruit and Ornamental Trees LOWES & lORNS have received instructionß to soil a quantity of Nelson Fiuit and Ornamental Trees, consisting of— SOO Apples (strong tress, beßt varieties) I'oaohes, Plums, Quiuo-s Walnuts, Ohesnuts, Filbeiti Macrocarpa, Pinus Insignus I'heuebris, Torolosa, Firs Borberrios, Hedge Plains 1459 SATURDAY, 25th AUGUST. At 2 O'clock. Important & unreserved sale OF FURNITURE AND SUNDRIES. T OWES & lORNS have received iustrueXi tions from Mr W. Judd, (who is leaving the District) to sell at their Auction Rooms, tho wliolo of his valuable Furniture, consisting of— Tables, Chairs, Couches, Chefiomers, Mirrors, Fenders and Fire Irons, Mirrors, Brussolls Tapestry and Kidder Carpets, Linoleums, Oilcloth and Druggeting, Handsome Chests Drawers, Double and Single Bedsteads, Mattresses, Washstands, Palliasses, Dressing Tables, Toiletware, Towel Rails, Dining Table, Dresser, Sofa, Cutlery, Crockery and Glassware, Dining Chairs, Colonial Sofa, Boilers, Cooking Utensils, GO-pallon Boiler, 1 Tip Dray, Pet Trap Harness. Saddles and Bridle*, Hopes, Wheelbarrow, Scales, Blocks and Tackle. Garden Tools, Steelyards, Quantity of valuable Fowls. Ducks, Pigs, and Sundries, Lot of Bricks and Outhouse. 144(1 1-iowes & lorns • ~r~- : - SATURDAY, 18tii AUGUST, At 2 O'clock. • ■ SALE OF NEW AND SECONDHAND LOWES <d lORNS have received instructions to sell at their Rooms as above, aquantity of valuable household Furniture, consisting of— Chairs, Tables, Cleats Drawers, Couches, Bjtlstcads, Washstands. Dressing Tables, Palliasses, Mattrasses. Crockery, Cooking Ut'onsila. 1466 ar : WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22. At 10'Cloek. MASTERTON YARDS, Sale.900 Fat Wothers (very prime) SSO Fat Ewes do 350 Two and Four-tooth Ewes, The above are exceptionally good longX Horse, Saddle, and Bridle 1 Horse, Spring-trap and Harness,. • Inslruoted by Executors late 11. Dixon-' Double-seated Buggy and Harness, in good order S Horses 1 Tip-cart and Harness Also—- ; ; Lot Store Pigs 1 Useful Horte (splendid ladies' hack) Saddle and Bridle 1451J List of Properties for Sale BY LOWES A lORNS, ■ AUCTIONEERS, Masterton. KAA acres of improved LAND, Masterton— Fenced, sub-divided, and Good House and outbuildings. ACRE FARM, UU OpakiImpioved, substantial Ilouso and Outbuildings. 'OfiAQ ACRES SHEEP AND CATTLE RUN, Lowkr Valle?— Land Best Quality, improved, 27 paddocks, 13-roomed house and outbuildings, stock at valuation. 1 is 7 A ACRES SHEEP AND CATTLE ' RUN, UN TIIK PAHAU riveh— With House and outbuildings, K ACRES LAND, lokns' Estate, Masteoton. 1 ACRE BUSINESS SITE, J Masterton, 1 ACRE, 2 Masterton— Work shop, dwelling house, and stable. ACRES good land, at Upper tJ/iO Taucru ; road froutago; well watered IV ACRES Land, Maatorton, with I dwelling house and other improvements, securely fenced, permanent water. AGUES Splendid Land, 6 miles ..... from Masterton, fenced aud well watered. 'j ACRES Land, subdivided into four paddocks; dwelling house, , J, and other improvements; well watered, and small portion good bush; carrying 230 sheep, 30 head of cattle, and a number of horses. SECTIONS IN BENTLEI'S ESTATE. SECTIONS 13 and 14. Pait of Town Acre 23, Masterton, SECTIONS 19 and 20, Colo-street. Easy terms. f)Q9 ACRES Splendid Pastoral and /vt/O Agricultural Laud, near Carterton, well grassed aud sub-divided into paddocks, with substantial Dwelling House FARM of 143 acres, near Carterton, splendid Land, well, improved, aud with 10-Roomcd Dwelling House, TTIOR SALE.—A Valuable property in tho X 1 Whtoama District, comprising 1600 Acres Freehold, and 700 acres Leasehold ; together with 3000 Sheep aud SO Cattle, Particulars apply to LOWES & lORNS, Masterton. 226 r rell watere 130 FOR SALE—Splendid Sample WHITE TARTARIAN SEED OATS. ?o v 6 . ' LOWES & lORNS. WAIRABAPA AND EAST COAST PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL ' SOCIETY. The annual ploughing match will be held at Mr D. Donald's, Manaia, Masterton, on THURSDAY, 18th September, 1883. The following classes will be open to competition: 1. Double-furrow, Ist, prize £B, 2nd, £O, ; 2. Single-furrow,- £s■'•„■ £3 V.# , .. £5 „ £2 Boys (under 18) „ £5 „£2 %]:;■ ENTRANCE FEES. ■ Class 1,2, and 3,7s 0d;%B ss. • ENTRIES must bo made with the" undersigned on or beioro; SATURDAY) ,Btli September. Fdl and rules will be published Bhortly. R. BROWN, 1456 Ploughing Match Committee,