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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1608, 13 February 1884, Page 3

JLowes & lorns. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, At 2 o'clock Sale of Furniture. LOWES & lORNS will soil at (heir rooms;— SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Coneißting ofChairs, Tables, Sofaß, Bodstenda, Washstonds, Mattresses, Toilets, Meat Safes, Mangle, and general sundries, 1606 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. At 1 o'clock. LOWEsTIORNS' STOCK SALE. MASTERTON 1 YARDS, "; . ; , Art Good Lambs in the )AA Good Crossbred Ewes (i(\ Mixed Sheep Lambs in the wcol Oros&bred Ewes _ ' Fat Bullookß 1V 1 A Two-year-old Steers Rorscs, PigJ, Poultry, &«. : Also, under Bill of Saloj: Express T Tip Dray 1 Ket Harness 1- Roan Draught Horse "j . Spring Dray i In consKuieuco of the Ham Fair occurring on our usual day, yk, the 20th, the sail will be held as above (19th), IGOI LOWES AND lORNS' SALE To be held at Iho PASTORAL SOCIETY'S YARDS CARTERTON, FEBRUARY 20, AT 12 O'CLOCK LOWES & lOIiNS have instructions to sell as follows : On account of Messrs Riddiford and Sons--4 Rodney Marsh Rams 14 Lincoln Hums, bred by C, Dudley, Esq, Ashburton

On account of Messrs BeethamOn account of F. Mooro, Esq.GO Merino Rams, bred by Messrs Goiton, 1 St Hill, Gallon and Yallancc 1 l On account of Messrs Braitliwaite and Acocks--8 6-tooth Romnoy Marsh Bams 1 SO 2-tooth do do do E: On account of J. Burrow, Esq.— 20 Eomney Marsh Earns Lincoln Earns \ Merino Ram Lambs Merino Eive3 On account of Jas. Stuckey, Esq.— j Purctrcd Lincoln Bains On hecounfc of Jas, Macara, Esq.— I Lincoln Hams 1604 \ EXTENSIVE SALE OK Stock & Farm & Agricultural Implements. THURSDAY, Feb. 28, at 11 o'clock. " OWES & lORNS have received instrucJLJ tions from J. BURROW, Esq., who has sold his farm, to sell on the Premises near Mr F. Gray's Farm, Taratahi,— A Largo and Valuable Collection of AGBI« CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, General FARM TOOLS & REQUISITES; and a Well-bied STOOIC in Cattle, Sheep and Horses, h., &o. And in consequent of Mr J, Burrows' intended departuro for England, all lines will be sold WITHOUT ANY RESERVE. The List will embrace—■J i\ Magnificent Farm Mares, i 'years old, all broken to harness-' 7 Single Furrow and 3 Dotiblo Furrow Ploughs, by Kornsby -1 Reaper and Twino Binder, by Horns-

jl "y Reaper aud Mowor Seed Drill New Potato Planter (complete) Chain Hanows and Tooth Harrows Holler, Chaff Cutter Farm Drayß, Carts, Brakes i ft Sets assorted Harness General Farm and Carpenter's Tools 6000 Bushels Oats 60 Acre 3 Turnips (fecdiun) 500 Good Crossbred Ewc3 4:00 C '' !ee^ Head Cattle Lot furo-bred Yorkshire Pigs Milch Cows Hiding Horses Saddlery, &c, Ac, 1584 s ' THE LARGEST STOCK OF ECON D-HAND GOODS Is Tmi Citv, Including' any thing or bverythibg required m • .: •; " FUBNISHING, IS TU BE POUND' .S;*AT * FIjOOKTON'S VARIETY S.TOBE, Toby and Mmsmissiv 1696 i w humus 100 Ewes 1607 P. H. WOOD. Auctioneer. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26. CARTERTON. ■IMPORTANP SALE OP Livery Stable Plant, Horses, Buggies, Harness, Saddles, Etc., Etc. T7l H. WOOD has received instructions C • from Mr R, Crawford, who is relinquishing this branch of his business, to sell by Public Auction .it the Carterton Livery Stables, on the above date, at 2 p,m.The WHOLE of his LIVERY STABLE PLANT, comprising; 8 First class Horses, young and well broken to single and double harness : and saddle 1 Double seated Buggy, new . rlSiugk l seated do nearly; new 3 Seta double Harness, new 1 do do , second hand 3 do -single Harness, nearly new <4 Gents' Saddles and Bridlos , • I Ladies'" do '"Buggy Mats; Whips, Brushes, anil general stable utenoils, ■ ' Also— Goodwill of the Leaso tf the Stables, WITHOUT RESERVE. "T"