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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3013, 26 September 1888, Page 3

1 Well-bred Bull 5 Factory milk cans, k The above,.will-:- be: sold immediately after the' regular Stock ;'Sale,: Dairy Farmers will fiiid it to their advantage to attend. 1 i ; : . ■ P. fl. WOOD, • , F. H. WOOD. THURSDAY, 27th 1 SEPT., 1888 • •• At 1 O'Olock, ;t ; TARATAHI STOCK sale; , SUPPLEMENTARY, Important to Dairy Farmers' E H, WOOD lias rocoired inatruo , tions from Mr G. GASKIN who is, giving up'the 'dairy business, to sell by' PUBLIC. AUCTION at the Tanitaln Sale Yards, (to which place they will be removed for 'convenience of sale), 1 tho whole of his ' VALUABLE DAIRY STOCK; Consisting of THURSDAY,27th SEPTEMBER, 1888 At 1 p.m. • STOCK SALE AT THE TARATAHI YARDS. I;H; WOOD Will sell by Publia Auction as above; 100 Ewes aud Lambs 150 Ewes and Lambs 5 Good Dairy Cows - 40 Steers and Heifers, 18 months ' to 8 years .. 10 Calves " , ■3O Heifots ' '" ' : 1 Bullncka' .. . .... v 300 Fat wethers, heavy weight ■ 100 First class Lincoln Ewes and :. . lambs, 1 2001 tad lambs, 100 Good Wethers,(Stores' 20 Head mixed cattle. 2 Firet'olass Dairy Cows.

Further entries oaii bo received lip to date of Eiile, and will be advertised' its received, .. V ' 8004 SATURDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER, 1888. At 1,30 p.rn, 1 Large arid Important JJnm served Sale of General , Merchandise, Produce <§ Household Furniture, of every description. IN ALL ABOUT £3OO WORTH. Tjl H. WOOJJ Will sell by Public JL ' Auction at his Greytown Rooms as above tlin Largest variety nf gouds ever put under the hammer in the Wairarapa, including ■ (Everything You Want): ' Groceries, Drapery, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Saddlery, Harness, ■ Ironmongery, Glassware, Fencing Wire, Wool Bales, Cruss-cut Saws household - furniture, COO bmhels White Tartarian Oats, and otlior produce, Onesii'gleseated Buggy (uearly new), &o, REDMAN'S INDO-CHINATEAB. ; ■' ■ (Registered.) TO SHEARERS, • SHEARING will commence at. the BIUNOEPETH SHEDS on I'UESDAY, October 2nd, All Shearers to be there on Monday, October Ist. W, H. ALLSWORTH, Overseer. Brancepeth, September 22nd, 1888. 8010, CAFE FRANCAIS, M"RS CULVER iVELL desires to injLVX tmiato to her old customers and the public in general that she his reopened the above dining room and re-, Bpectfully solicits their patronage. A first class luncheon for Is, Lainbton Quay Wellington, ■ ; 3010

NOTICE, I , MB CHARLES J, FREETH, Lt censed Interpreter,'wishes to intimate to tho settlers ofWairarapaand surrounding Districts, that he is pro pared (the Nativo Land Act 1888 boinj, now in foroe) to assist thcin in negotiating with the Natives, privately, for the salo or lease of their lands to Europeans who may be desirous of treating for the same, Communications from any part of the Colony punctually attended to, NEW OFFICES at private residence, Lincoln Road," SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY Messrs ohamberlainbros. beg to announco that.they have recently erected NEW MACfitINERY for CRUSHING AflD GRINDING Outs, Beans; Barley, and Maize, for horses, cattle and pigs, and that they have now on Balo. CRUSHED 0AT5....,,2/6 per bushel, "Asjooiai Chamberlain's Flmir". as become a proverb: in the District, """"quality la oven " ' '•mv,z 'a vmi jaiguoiuiui usual) inasßiuoh as it lias been au exceptionally favorable season for growing <vheat. usual, inasipuo • Flour, Bacb ... £lO 10s per ton 100's ... ... £lol6s „ ■ Mies £ll . 25 e „, ... £ll os „ - ■ £7 . Fine Pollard £6 „ &"">.. M. Si Brau £3 Rbtah, Sacks £1 Ss : IQOV . ... 12s . m fis 6d 25a ..i 3a 6d Seconds... ... foGdj „ ; Fine Pollard ' OsCd : ' Coarso „ Gd „ ... 3s6d • „• . MESSRS' CHAMBERLAIN BEOS venture to hope that

"LOOAt i ;INDUSTR7" Will havethe support and encouragemont of tho whole comunity, and that codsumera will insist an having

; CHAMBERLAIN'S FLOUR, And tpa ralain their money in »b 0 ■ PistricL' ;; MASTERTON REDMAN'* SLu-MNATEAS (llcgisUied,)' ,'TTJ AIJjJR. PERRY, %< General butcher, " BRIDGE-SI,;MABIEETON