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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1911, 10 February 1885, Page 3

JLoweH & lorns FEBKUARY 18. • ■At 12 O'Clook, STOCK SALE AT MASrpTM T OWES & lORNS have been ir 11 structed to offer f<?r sale at thei Masterton Yards, on February 18th, at 1 o'clock, the following lots of stock 1A 4-year old pure Lincoln Rama ■1 " bred by Matthew Holmes Esq 94 year old pure Lincoln Rams bred by Messrs Martin 30 tooth pure Lincoln Rams, brei by Messrs Johnston OA 4 tooth rams bred by E, Tathan Esq, from Cotswold ewes b; Holmes' Lincoln Rama Full-mouth Leicester Ramß 22 tooth Lincoln Rams Cj Full-moufcli Lincoln Rams 200 Lambs in the wool Full-Mouth Lincoln Rama 1 £ 2 tootli Lincoln Rams by Mi McMaster's champion ram oi 1883 1 £ Lincoln Rams, imported from Napier 1 O Lincoln Rams, imported from Napier .: gQ Lincoln Rams bred by Mr Bryco 72 tooth Merino Rams from Murray's Australian stock, imported by Messrs Elder & Co. H 2 tooth Rams from-same flocks, ' but the sire was of the long wool class 0 2 tooth Merino Rams. These Merinos clipped 10 to 121bs clean wool OA Full mouth Merino Rams from the flocks of Mr H. Campbell and Mr McLean 0£ Full mouth Merino Rams, bred by Messrs Fisher & Co ■ AK Purebred Cotswold Rams, mixed apes. This lot contains winners of first arid Champion Prizes OTIA First-Class Cotswold breeding Ewes, FAT ' ' QAA Crossbred Cotswold breeding OUU Ewes 1 £A Stud Cotswold Ewes, mixed ages, some of which are prize-takers. 0 Pure-bred Leicester Rams, 2tooth, winners of Ist and 2nd Prizes, Gold Medal, and two Special Prizes at late Show. 1 A Purebred 2 tooth Lincoln Rams, owned and bred by James Stuckey Esq. 0 Two to three-year-old Steers . *— First cross Lincoln-Merino Rams. *— Purebred Merino Rams *— Purebred Lincoln Rams, * These are from the celebrated flocks of Messrs Beetham arid may now be seen at Lansdowne, BREEDERS ATTENTION SPECI ALLY CALLED TO THIS SALE. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21ST, At 2 o'clock. Sale by Auction of Valuable Improved Dairy Farm, situate at Clareville, being Sections Nos. 186 and 151 Taratahi Plain Block, and containing 192 acres. LOWES & lORNS have received instructions from the executors; of the late H. T. R. Owen (deceased), to' sell at their rooms on the above dateThat valuable and compact Dairy Farm, being sections Nos, 151 and 186, township of Clareville, and containing 192 acres of splendid land. It is all well improved and laid down in English grass; it is fenced and divided into several convenient paddocks, each paddock being watered by never-failing streams j it has two acres laid out in an orchard, comprising a splendid collection of young fruit trees; it also has a comfortable new six-roomed dwelling house, outbuildings, stables, yards, &c. To a purchaser of a profitable, compact farm for dairy, agricultural, or stud purposes, this is unequalled in the Wairarapa, Its proximity to Wellington, Masterfcon, Clareville railway station, and the Taratahi Dairy Factory, and its having three frontages to main roads, offers special advantages to a farmer with a small capital. The soil in all the paddocks is exceptionally good, a large percentage being reclaimed swamp land and the balance first class grazing, or agricultural " id.' ' Also— All that piece of land, being part of . Town Acre No. 14, having a ■ frontage of 50ft to Queen-street, with a depth of 165 ft, together with shop and dwelling, outbuildings, stables, &c. This is one of the 'finest business sites in Masterton, and rapidly improving in value. The sections will be offered separately, or as one property. AlsoInstructed to sell in the rising township of Clareville, allotments No. 27 and 28, part of section 146, Taratahi Plain Block of 1 acre, together with buildings and other improvements, Title under the Land Transfer Act. Also— Part of Allotment No. 35 of Section 188, township of Clareville, containing £ acre, together with five-roomed dwelling and other improvements. Also—. Allotments 32,47, and 48, being part of Section 188, township of Clareville, containing 1 acre, 1 rood, 2 perches. Also— Allotment No. 19 of Town Acre No. 79, containing 33ft frontage to Dixon-street by a depth of 148 ft. This property is a most desirable one for a. business or residental Bite, being adjoining the new Hotel and overlooking the Public Park. Terms and further particulars may be obtained from the Auctioneers, LOWES & lORNS, Or Masterton. Jno. Prior, Esq., Solicitor, Feilding. 1908 CARTERTON RAM FAIR. LOWES & lORNS have' received instructions to sell at the'above RAM FAIR, Feb. 25th--IOA cr yfirst-class pure-bred Merino YhJV .Rams, two-tooth, bred by Messrs Riddiford, Te Awaite, from stock imported by ' them from South Australia; and are, without ex ception, the best lot. the auction" eers ha'vO'had the honor of vending on behalf of Messrs Riddiford TwO-tootii pure Romney. Marsh 18 1 y Fresh full-mouth Romney Marsh 10 Rams 1908