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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2273, 17 April 1886, Page 3

• liO\ves <Sc lovus. ts^dMlle^MMgi WEDNESDAY, .APRIL 21, At 1 o'clock, i . LOWES .HORNS' -■ MASTERTON YARDS, QA A Fresh full mouth ewes in good owu condition 0 A Head young hand-reared Cattle " 'JA Crossbred Ewes. '. £A Crossbred Ewes, mixed ages. Two-tooth Wethers. ' K Fat Cows 1 (\ Splendid Hack Horses, including prize weight carriers, ladies' hacks, buggy horses, eoachers and draughts, all young and sound. WR SALE.-THE INTEREST in X' lease of G7OO acres, SHEEP RUN, in the WHAREAMA DISTRICT, the whole "being sub-divided, with New House, Woolshed, Yards, Dip, Ac., wellgrassed, and within easy, distance of Township, and good roads, carrying 1 5800 sheep;' Rent of property very low. Terms can be arranged, For particulars apply to LOWES & lORNS, Auctioneers. 2240 Mastcrton. TOR SALE.-A Valuable Leashold of J] 45G8 acres, situate Mount Adams. Pahaua being securely fenced and subdivided, has Dwell ing House, Men's cotTheland is of splendid quality, situate closo to a shipping place, the rent riierely nominal, has 2500 cross-bred sheep besides csttle and hoTses, which coiild be taken at valuation. With the- property could be purchased a freehold of one acre atMarfcinborough with seven roomei dwelling and outbuildings. For particulars apply to LOWES & lORNS, Auctioneers, 2246 Mastcrtnn. . G.T.PARMER'S , 'EA C^MPFT'TION WILL BE GIVEN. AWAY £5 osod, For Is. £2 10a Od, For <3d. HHE above intends to clear out his stock of toys, and offers the above inducement to all purchasers of a Is Toy a guess for the £5 Prize. To all purchasers of a 6tl Toy a Guess for the £2 10s prize. For every la spent m Toys the Customer. . can register a number for the £5 pi ize. Also, For every Gd spent in toys the customer can register a number for the £2los prize. .TOYS! TOYS! TOYS I" TOITSI DOLLS, NECKLETS, MONEY BOXES, WATCHES, TEA SETS, BOXES OF TOOLS, Ac, WORTH OF EASTER GIFTS. J. KING, • Jeweller. &0., CUBA-STMET, WuLMXGTOS, ' 'TAVING met with so much success in his Wooden Peg Competition, lias determined to start another with Peppercorns instead of pegs. NOW ON VIEW In hia window is a- handsome Silvermounted Out Glass Biscuit Box, FILLED WITH PEPPERCORNS, Filled and sealed by Mr C. E. Evens, in the presence of Mr G, H. Thornton and several others. The box is to be opened on sth May, 1880. The ru.es to be tho same as last competition, viz., purchasers to the value of 03 are entitled to estimate a number. The following are the gilts : For the nearest number of peppercorns in the Biscuit Box, a handsome gold watch, value £2O. Second nearest, Gold Locket and Necklet, valued £l2. ±'hird nearest, Lady's Silver Lever Watch and chain, value £7 10s. Fourth nearest, Gold Brooch and Earrings, value £4l Cs. Fifth nearest, Gold 'Brooch' and Earrings, ■ value £3los. 'Sixth nearest, Gold Nugget Ring, £2los. Conditions of drawing, Tho nearest estimate to lake first prize. If more than one give the same number,'that, being nearest, they shall draw for first and second prize, &c, as the case may oc. CENTRAL • BOCJT WAREHOUSE. Queen-St., Mastseiox. >OOTS and SHOES for the Season. JUST ARRIVED-A large assortment of Ladies Gents' and Children's Boots and Shoes. , A speciality in Boots with DAMP PROOF SOLES, to protect the feet during the coming winter. . All goods marked in plain iiguree. A liberal DISCOUNT for CASH.. : Mrs Bamber has much pleasure in announcing the arrival of a largo and specially-selected stock of boots and shoes, suitable for the season, consisting of ladies' high-leg lace in calf; best kid and cloth, tops, elastic sides and button, maid's and girls' do,; also a nice lot of evening shoes and s wool-lined slippers. Boys', youths', and men's elastic sides, shooters, and balmorals. Speciality—Our Watev- . tights, own make, Kis (id, Boots and I shoes made to order, and repairs neatly and promptly executed.