Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3103, 14 January 1889, Page 3

WEDNESDAY,:. 16th January' 1889. SPLENDID FREEHOLD FARM, .Tauhetenikau, Wairarapa. MESSRS J. EBETHDNE& CO. have beon favoured with inatruotions"to sell by public auction, at their rooms, Foathorston-stroot, oh Wednes; day, 16th January, at 2 o'clocklot 1. • That valuable farm, Seotlon No. 13, Moron Block, containing £ IV A'AORES FREEHOLD LAND, 0 IV fencod and. sub-divided into paddocks, with a Irwitage to the main road to Greytownj' and distant obouthalf a mile from Tauheriuikau Post Office, together witli pood eightrooinod dwellintdiouse, dairy, shearing! shed, storeroom, &c, erected thereon, in the occupation' of the proprietor, Mr. G, Hollard. ; About 200 acres havobeon ploughed and cropped, arid the whole proporly is well watered throughout the summer. ' ".'.''.'. About 900 sheep and 40. head of cattle may be taken at valuation. The auctioneers call special attention to the above desirable farm, which is in first-class order, and situated in a rising locality. Lot 2,-Town Acre No. 101, Greytown, having frontages to Weststreet and Main-street, with commodious dwellin(r-house, largo 12stalled stable and offices detached. Lot 3.—Town Aero No. 102, Grey town, adjoining the above, frontages to Wost-street and Main-street .with good dwelling-house, stable, and sheds, .. Lot 4,~Town Aero No. 103, Greytown fenced, frontages to Main-street and East-street.... . "". PALMERSTON SALE YARDS. THURSDAY, JANUARII7th, ] willscll as above at 1 o'clock. 160 Cows and Calvos 100 Empty Cows' 43 Dry Cows 100 Two-year old Heifers BO Young Cows 3000 Two-tooth Wethers 2000 Four k six-tooth Wethers

THE WAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, Founded 1877. Incorporated 1878. THE ANNUAL iiAM AND KWE FAIR Will be hold on WEDNESDAY.Gth FEBRUARY,IBB9 IN THE SOCIETIE'S PRIVATE SHOW GROUNDS, Near the Railway Station, Carterton, Salo to Commence at 11.30. Entries close on WEDNESDAY, January 30th, at noon, E.W. DORSET, Secretary,

RAWKES BAY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY, rnHE ANNUAL RAM FAIR will be hold on WEDNESDAY, Oth February. W.BEILBY,

THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND ' MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. Will hold SHEEP FAIRS At the following yards (kindly placod at their disposal by Mr Bridge and Mr Gaisford) : AT FAIRFIELD YARDS, ONfIA ONGA (Near Wnipawa, Hawkcs Bay), ON WEDNESDAY, 20m FEB., 188 D, AXII AT MOUNT HERBERT YARDS (Near Waipukurau, Hawkes Bay), ON FRIDAY, '22 nd FEBRUARY, .1889, Commencing nu each day at 11.30 a.m. FOR THE FAIRFIELD FAIR 10 OOfi SHEEP OF MIXED LV,\J\)\) AGES AND SEXES havo already been entered by various owners, and i FOE THE MOUNT HERBEBT FAIK | On account of various owners— CAflO SHEEP OF MIXED AGES jOUUU AND SEXES | CATTLE from the colebrated Mount Herbert Herd, Draught Horses Further entries of Sheep, Horaea and cattle for both Fairs will bo received up till date-of salo. JOHNORAIG, Apont. F. N. ROBINSON, 3088 Auctioneer. I

MASTERTON LODGE. No. 1430, E.C. 1 bo hold ou MONDAY, 14th Janu nry, 1869, at the Masonic Hall, Baiiiiio-tor-Streot. Lodge fcylod at 8 p.m. sharp. ByOrdorofthe'W.M. G.S.W.DALRYMPLE, Secretary.

BOIMABCHE SPECIAL NOI'ICE TO THE LADIES OFMASTERTON, AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. ' TTAVING SEOUEED the'services cf MISS HOURIGAN, An experienced Cutter and Fitter, late of Melbourne, we venture to assert that WBBhairiiow.be enabled to give our Patrons the greatest satisfaction. MISS HOURIGAN, having had charge of the Dressmaking Department in some of the leading Homcsin Melbourne, ami bringing excellent testimonialspf ability, places us in a position to recommend her to our numerous customers! I

Our prices, as usual, will be extremely moderato for the veky BEsi work. TRIAL, AND YOUR RECOMMENDATION RESPECTFULLY * SOLICITED. L J HOOPER and Co, OASH DRAPEIiSi CLOTHIERS, BONMABCHE, • HASTE ETON.