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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3112, 25 January 1889, Page 3

lllllflll lillllli Willaell.by'EublicAuotion aa above.;2oo Ewesand/Wethpra;;w;^'' !.i 1150. DryEwes/fqtwrd"; -■ v ■■:■.;.■ '■■ r,CO Good proasbred Ewes:. .v U . ■'";. ;40 Liiinbs in thai wool • •:■ vv ; ,■ ; ; :50;Fat; ; WeHier8•'(:;>;;;,,•; ■j.+ !: v . 60 : Good crossbred Ewes ..■; j;4. ,'; ■ '4o.LambsintheSyool.S.-. y• ■:.yc ,; ; 300 Goodprpß3-brod : §jves ;4 and -i :■ .-,,'. tdath>Vf. : ;.'- .;■'..:.' 7 : Steers,:B : year-old;v'■:.;";■>;?. 12 Calves and Yeiiriings :• /; " ■ ■■':'; .4Dairy ; oowg, firat-olass -iii.. /' ! : 2 Draught Geldim/s, guaranteed' •' .15 Pigar—WeaneraV [,'> ■■■::.,'■•..;'; ::■■, Further entries invited '■••' '.■■;'■:■'' . At' 11.80 a.m. sharp. Ram and Ewe FairJ: At'tbe W &E C Pastoral Society's ground Has been favored Bell by publicauctiph,'aSiibbviyf,? ,On account'(if ;Mr;D.;MoMiißterr-: 70 •2.t6othLincplivßsims,ibfed by ■..' : owner'.. \\}X ,-v I";-'':-''"'.' '8 (konth':do'do bred %MZ.-and .. ' Australian Land Company. .". 1 aged do do, bredty C. WithelJ, . . Esq. Canterbury. On account of Mr P. O. Threlkold—--40 Linoolu itaius) sheadings, bred by owner- ..- .'■ ;... 20 English-Leicester do, bred by 1 owner";.'': ■ ; . On account of Mr Jas. Stuckoy—--25 2-tooth Lincoln Bams.' . 5 do S'jutbdoKiis; On account of Messrs Braithwaite and '•"■-■ AcOcks^-.';: 25 2-tooth Romney Marsh Bams, bred by owner 10,4-tupth do dp do •, ;■ 5 0-tooth do do do On account of MrJS. J.Riddiford—--6 4-year old Lincoln.Rams, bred by Mr Tanner, Hawke'a Bny. 2 4 do do, bred by Mr Menlove, Oaraaru ... 3 lull mouth do, bred; .by Messrs Dudley and Northey, Canterbury 8 do d", bred by Messrs Dudley and Ncrthey, Canterbury 7 6-tuoth do, bred by Mr P. C. Threlkeid, Canterbury 8 full mouth Romney Mareb, bred by owner ; 7 do, bred by Major Willis, Raigitikei. On account of Mr A, Clifton—--9 Merino Kams, bred by MrE, J, Riddiford 8 Shropshire Dowiib, bred by N.Z, Stud Company. 8 Romney Marsh, bred by Mr E,J, Riddiford THURSDAY, February 14m, 1889, RAM ™~EWE PAIR, Under the auspices of the Masterton Pastoral &' A. Association. PIT YUOOD invites entries 11: VV for above Fair, and will advertise same as received. Central Boot anc Shoe Warehouse; Great Clearing Cash Sale. JOSEPH CARPENTER remim" purchasers that ho is still selhn w the bulanco of his enormous stuck recently purchased Irotn Mrs Bamber at Less than COST PltlCii. and will continue to do fso until every liue.is cleared, ftow is the chance o! getting CHEAP BOOTS AND GOOD BOOTS, Owing to the rush of customers, to kee] up the supply, new goods are being un packed daily and nil will bo sold a CLEARING PRIOES for CASH. Owing to'the impetus given to tin Boot Trade in New Zealand by the NEW TARIFF, Colonial made boots of al descriptions are. being turned out, JOSEPH CARPENTER asks nobod; to PATRONISE COLONIAL INDUS TRY, and keep the money in tin country-. ' He simply invites tbem to inspeot thi New Zealand Manufactures, and com parethe STANDARD, WELLINGTON PREMIER and ZELANDIA Brand with the Best Finished Imported Boob : 'His stook comprises Ladies and Chil dreh'a boots of the newest and nios fashionable designs, finished equal to tin beat Loudon and Parisian makers b; New Zealand workmen. Heads of families, are asked to com pare quality and prices with the Impot ted article, and make thoir purchase, '. Boots: and Shoes of every kind mad U order and repaired on the. premises, The Ladies Department will in futur bo under the sole oharge of Mb Carpenter, Call and Inspect the Bargains, Joseph . Carpenter'! OPTBALi'OOT^BHOB'WAKE QUEEN STREET, MASTER'M TAILOR,,, ; UTHILST thanking bieoustomera an ..VV/'^tfe;.iiubiio'-.Renerally i 'for.:;pr favors, intimates ihat • ha-has Reiriov from tho Sliop'jiext.te Massifl J. Ewin ton; and Vto those -icpmipodidi premises on; Ijairid. tq B.elect. frpj Orders Punotually attcudod to; Sarupl # all cloths, tweeds and charts of me;