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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3111, 24 January 1889, Page 3

]'iTaWßSpA¥i:jAKUAßY;3ii\ißß9r itiiillii Will sell byjiiWi'p r '■■y'; 2oo:Ewesand^thoi*^-^:;: 1 ; : ' ;• : 160;Dry,Eiye^;forward:' ':■):. v^f >■; ■ OQVGood prossitired Ewes %]' : i U ; -■■' :' :'• ;40,,Lainbs in tlib wool.'' -. = AVethera;. v .'-:;. 60. Good !broasl)red Ewes ?&■: 4' :: . •40 LambVin the wool;,;.{■; ";;•/ r7 Steers, B'yeaivold - ': %' i :;i% ,; ,12 Calves and Yeariiugs' ;■[', ;;';.. :'■''. r ; 4 .Pairyi.Gows, JBca6-olas's' i. ■■, ■-,;.:; ; 2 Drauijlit Geldings; guurahteed; , ;', '.50, Pigß47-'Weanerß:"V: i ' •■■;' -'" ".'■ \ ■ .Further:entries invited. 1 -. ;' WEDNESDAY,6th '.FEBKUABY-iSSO : - ■': .- ; : At11.30i1.rn.,--; ; Carterton'Ram aud Ewe Fair ■'.' ;', Under, the auspices of the ; *>.'* W. and- E.O.iPASTOBAL. SOCIETY 1? tT' 'W O^ • ;-• Xl .vi : VV ahoyeMf, arid will WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY C, 1889. At. 11 wii, sharp, Ram and Ewe Fair. At the W & E 0 Pastoral Society's ground CARTERTON. F. a W 0 0 D Has been favored with instructions to sell by public auction, as above, - On account of Mr D, McMaster—--70 2-tooth Lincoln Rams, bred by owner. 3 6-tooth do do bred byN.Si. and Australian Land Company. . 1 aged do do, bred by C. ..Withe!!, Esq, Canterbury. ■ - On account of Mr P.O. Throlkeld--40 Lincoln RamsV shoarlings, bred . by ownor 20 English Leicester do, bred by .. . r owner On account of Mr Jas. Stuckoy—- " 25 2-tooth Liucoln Earns, sdo Southdpwns. ' On account-of Messrs Braithwaito and Acocks—--25 2-tooth Romney Marsh Earns,, bred by owner 10 4-tqolh do do do 5 6-tooth do do do On account of Mr E. J. Eiddiford—--6 4-year old-Lincoln Rams, bred by Mr Tanner, Hawlte's Bay. 2 4 do do. bred by Mr Menluve,' Oaniaru 3 lull mouth do, bred by Messrs Dudloy, and Northey, Cantor'v bury ". 8 do dj, bred by Messrs. Dudley and Ncrthoy, Canterbury 7 6-tooth do, bred : by Mr P.O. : Threlkeld, Canterbury 8 full mouth Eomney Marsh, bred by owner ■ , 7 do, bred by Major Willis, Itagitikei. ' ■ ■ On account of Mr A, Oliflnn™ !) Mirno Earns, bred bv Mr K. J. lluldlford 3 Shrops!,ii'.< Downs,, bred by N.Z. Stud Com; ;ny, . 8 .Hoimiey Marsh, bred by Mr E.,1, Riddiford -

THURSDAY, February 14th, 1889, RAM ANdIiWE FAIR, Under the auspices of tho Masteiton Pastoral &■ A. Astociatiou. JD ll' VY , fur abovo Fair, and will advertise same as received.

Central Boot and Shoe Warehouse, Great Clearing Cash Sale. J' OSEPH CARPENTER reminds purchasers thai, ho is still soiling tho balance of his enqrnVHls stoeK recently purchased trcm Ita Bamiieh at ■ . •-■ Less than COST PJIKJJS. and will continue lo do [so until every line'ia cleared, how is* the chance of getting

CHEAP BOOTS AND GOOD HOOTS, Owing to the rush of customers, to keep up the supply, new goods are being unpacked daily and all will bo Hold at CLEARING PRICES for CASH. Owing to the. Impetus t>ivon totlie Boot Trade in New Zealand by the NEW TARIFF, Colonial, made b'oots of all descriptions M buing ■ turned > out, • : JOSEPH CARPENTER asks hqMv to PATRONISE COLONIAL INpUS. TRY, and keep % 'in the country- : ; He simply invites thorn to inspect the New Zealand '..Manufactures, and compare the STANDARD, WELLINGTON PREMIER and ZELANWA tank with the Best Filial ftprted Bouts, His stock comprises Ladies and Children's boots of tlio iiowest and most fashiouablc desi«us, finished cuual to' the best London and Parisian, 'makers by New Zealand workmen, - '.lJewlaof families aro asked to emupara quality and prices with tho Imported article, and make their purchase,-' Boots and Shoes of every kind made It order and repaired on the proniisfs. - The Ladies' Department will in future bo. under the solo charge.of-Mus OAmntbh,' '• ."■'; v ; :''i'.:v' '■■-". ';,; Oal&,\ty> B4EOAINS;

Joseph ' Oarpehter's CENTRAL BOOT & SHOE WAKE-: .- HOUSE, QUEEN STREET. MASTBRTON.