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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1922, 23 February 1885, Page 3

JLiOwes ac lorns CARTERTON RAM FAIR. Merino Rams,-.fresh full-mouth SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28m, At-20c'lock.

Important and Unreserved Sale of Furniture, E,P, Ware, Cutlery, Teas, .. Soaps, Candles, <k LOWES & 10MS will Bell at their room as'above without reserve, a '' Furniture, Now and [Second-hand Drapery, Clothing, &c. Also—- ■ Boxes Tea, Soap/Candles, Portable Boilers, Tanks, Studs, Watches, Clocks, CutlerjvGlassware, Crockery, Plated Goods, Spoons, Lamps, Sewing Machines. Also— Fancy Goods in Great Variety, including—Pipes, Stationery, Show Cases, Cigars, and many .useful household requisites. 1922 LOWES & lORNS' PROPEJH LIST. 1600 Acres Freehold and 700 acres Leasehold, Whareama, with 3000 sheep. 2609 Acres Splendid Inproved Land, Lower Valley. 1570 Acres Sheep and Cattle run, on the Pahau River, well improved. 088 Acres Splendid Land, wellimproved, banks Ruamahanga River. 156 Acres Farm, Fernridge, Masterton, 40 Acres dairy land at Mauriceville. . 375 Acres Sheep run, Upper Taueru. 126 Acres, Bush Land, Waipoua Block. 283 Acres Farm, Opaki, Improved. 2500 Acres Sheep run, Whareama, improved, fenced and subdivided, ICOO Acres Rangitumau Block. 50 Acres, Alfredton. Sections in Eketahuna, Pahiatua, lorns estate. Cole-street, and Bentley's estate,, and Building Sites, Master- • ton, .

THE AM¥AL UNDER THE AUSPICES OP THE WAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY WILL BE' HELD ON THESHOW.GROUNDS, CARTERTON, ON WEDNESDAY, 25th FEBRUARY, .188 5. E" NTRIES,-.accompanied by the entrance fees, close at the Secretary's Office, Carterton on SATURDAY, 21st •February, 1885, and' in order'that sufficient accommodation may be provided for tho sheep, and correct catalogues may be prepared, vendors are requested to atato the number, sex, class, and age of sheep ; ■•whether'they-are to be soldby auction or .privately; and if by auction,, to state by whom • also to 'atato whether the sheep are to be sold singly, or in- lots of 5,10, 20, etc., etc. All sheep to be on.the ground before 10 a,m., and to be removed only by consent of the Stewards, Vendors will please note that in lieu of allotting pens by priority of entry it has been decided to draw lots for'the pens in such manner that each Auctioneer will as near as possible have a consecutive sale of 60 sheep at a time. •Entries to bo made on printed forms, which can bo obtained from the Secretary, or by letter or telegram, care being taken that full particulars are given. Sale to commenee at 11 a.m. sharp. '. ENTRANCE FEES. First Five sheep ... Is per head, Over that number ... Gd per head. Single sheep ... ... 2s per. head. •Admission to the Grounds—FßEE, H.H. WOLTERS, Secretary. Carterton, 6th Jan., 1885. ■

. . PROPRIETORS.- . PRANK HOOD (Late of the Prince of WdlesStables).and f. .SHAW, having taken the above well-known stables beg to inform the inhabitants of Masterton and surrounding districts that they are prepared to supply them with ■, SADDLE HORSES, '. single '& double buggies, •; coaches & Drags, Ind Vehicles of any description on the Shortest Notice.GQOD PADDOCKS,": Every attention paid to horses; left, in their charge. '■'■■'■ GOOD STABLING, ;ANpNO;'STI^T,OF^P£.ED. All horses let on hire are 'guaranteed _stattoch, freefromvice,'and-'of first-class quality.' ■''"•••■:',:••.._ ..' ;: ' OLUBHOTELSWBLES.