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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3024, 9 October 1888, Page 3

: Wsmsws-:M^ THDHSDAYiUOOTOBER llth; r 1888 . ■:-: : 0;: >Ati o;oiyok til TjvTirTOOD : .siii sbiibj -C'vll.' YV*' PUBLIC: .AUG- :;'■'•; : - ■■";■": 200.Fat Wethers/heavyweights ■■■■'. ■ 400 Ewes aind Lambs, : . ' 120.i'atWefchera : • ■.'■ 130FatEwes . ..■, : '.'" 80. FfttWethew . A ■ .'/.' 200 Fat Wethers (shorn) ■ : : ,200: Dry.Sheep', - ; ,;', ■:; ■.- 160 JTat and i'orward Ewoa 20 head 3-year'old Steers and [heifers 40 head 2 and 8-year old do 30 Mixed Cattle ; .5 Yearlings . -;, • v : 10 Steers, land2 years ' 7. Good Dairy Cows, some spring•ing; : '■ X". i : i :'.;;- : ; •■. 12Guod,Dftiry CoWs . ':■ '. : .. 3 first-class Hacks., 150 Cross"bred Ewes and lamb 6, a '•''.' good lino, ewes 4to 6 tooth 00 Sto'ers and Heifers, 12 to 18 months, mostly steers 1 Good Draught Mare, puaranteed | FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. SATURDAY, 13th: OCTOBER, 1888, At2p;m. ; CARTERTON :: AUgTION.RpOM^ Unreserved S^e..; v: "H H, WOOD will, nnderimtractions JP • from the consignors, sell by public auction at his Carterton morns, on Satufday next, the 13thOotobor,ft to quantity .of—''- ,■'■•'.. .'■■-'■.■■■}' Gmeral ■'• N Merohandißß, "inolnding • '•' Groceries, Drapery, 'Clothing,

Boots and Shoes, Crocket jf Harness, Ironmongery, Biscuit ■■"..■'. Checao, and produce of oyer; ■ . description. •: ,'-■'.": .' '■'' -. .Also— , ■, ■ ' Household furniture, and persona * effects, some really choice now furniture ;t *c„ &c, k Everything to be sold as usual withou reserve. • . 3011 /?AA BUSHELS WHITE TARTAR DUU '..IAN OATS. M'Balea of Wool Packs, each lOlbi and 81bs, Fast Tops. ■ IAA SACKS RYE*"GRASS SEED, l\)\j : s Apply to pOU P. H. WOOD, _ PIANOS. PIANOS. NEW AND SECONDHAND, 11WR nam, OR ON TIME PAYI 1 V MEN TS. ._ F.H.WOOD Has several first, lass instruments for sale, nowon view at his Grey town Room CALL AND INSPECT. o.excuse for anyone being without a Piano never. 2294 SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY MESSRS OHAMBERLAINBROS. beg to announce that thoy- have recently erected NEW MACHINERY for CRUSHING AND GRINDING Oats, Beans, Barley, and Maize,■■for horses, cattle and pigs, and that they havenowonßalo . CRUSHED OATS, bushel. Has become a. proverb in the District. This year the quality is even higherthan usual, inasmuch as it has been an exceptionally favorable season for growing wheat. Wholesale. Flour, sacks ... £lO lOaperton ' 100'b . ... ... £lolss „ Fifties,,. ... £ll ~ 25'b ... ... i!ll ./!«' ..

Seconds Fine Pollard ... . £6' Coarso „ ■„ £4 Bran . ... £3 Retail. Sacks ~, ... £1 8i Finn Pollard ... Cs Gd MESSES CHAMBEELAIN BEOS venture to hope that their "LOOAL INDUSTRY" Will havothe support and encouragement of the wholo cotuunity, and that consumers will insist on having CIAMBERLAIN'S FLOUIi, And thus retain their niouey in the '" ■ District, MASTERTOH STEAM FLOUR MILLS. TKOUT FISHING. POACHEJU 13EWAKE, T 10ENSES to fish for Trout in the JU Wairarapa, Hutt, and Horowhenua Counties from Ist October, 1888, to 31st March, 1889, can he obtained from the Curator of the Mastei'ton Fish Ponds or at M. Caselberg and Co. 's store. ■ . ■ FEEfI- BOYS 10s. REWARD.-The \ValHpgtoo Acclim atisation Society offer » Reward of FIVE POUNDS for the first conviction for dynamiting,, notting, or spearing trout lo the Rivers round Masterton; Tho Anglors Association supplement the above by, iv further siim of FIVE POUNDS. BEAUTIFUL NEW ZEALAND, rpHERE are now o» view in the shop

Ifl OIL PAINTJNGB of rioiußitr* $ EsqoE HEW ZEALAND.' , * . Which are to be disposed of by artpniOn, The draiving will take place mi IMi •■;'■■:• OOrOBER. | 2Q(|twptsats/'vEach .Tickets ■ may be., had at Mrs Taylers and at Mr Williams'opposite- . 3015 iaWQRSjo WELLINGTON .can ,-•• procure copies of tho WaibabatA Djuint: 6,W, DUTTON'S; Latnbtim INDO-gNA'TEAS