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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3113, 26 January 1889, Page 3

llllgß|rapMi|i, 1 THURSDAY,' JANUARY 31, ,1889. f ' t At lb'clock. ■ STOCK BALE AT THE'"' tARATAHI; YARDS f.E WOOD Will sell by Publio Auotlon as above--200 Ewes and Wethers 160 Dry Ewes, forward » CO Good crossbred Ewes' 40 Lambs in the wool 60 Fat Wethers 60 Good crossbred Eves 40 Lambs in the wool SOO Good cross-bred ewes 4 and 6 tooth 1 Steers, 8 year-old , 12 Calves and Yearlings -, 4 Dairy Cows, first-olass 2 Draught Geldinps, guaranteed 15 Pigs—Weanera Further entries invitod WEDNESDAY," FEBRUARY 6,1.889. /•Al 11.80 »,m, sharp;; v '■■■''. Rain and Ewe Fair, At the W &E C Pastoral Societyls ground " .'OABTERTON.,,; :^;r>-

E;H<«IW> flas been favored-with/initenbtiohsto sell by publioaifctioiv'BSlabbVe; *.f < On acoount of Mr D. ', . 70 2-tootliLino6)ii-Eatiisi bred by owner.- .V '.';- ; ->v, :,•■■...;-, ; 3 6-tooth dodobredi-by N.Z.. and Australian Land Company. .:'.• 1 aged do do, bred by 0. Withell, ..■■ Esq. Canterbury. On account of Mr P. C, Tlirclkeld--40 Lincoln Kama, shearlings, bred by owner ;' . ■■,■'.■ 20 English Loiccater do, bred by owner ' On account of Mr Jas, ■ Stucltey--25 2-tooth Lincoln Ram's. 5 do Southdown?. On account of Messrs Braitliwaite and , Acocks— ; 25 2-tooth Romney Marsh Rams, bred by owner 10 4-tooth do do do 5 6-tooth do do do On account of Mr E.J. Riddiford—--6 4-year old Lincoln Rams, bred by Mr Tanner, Hawke'sßay. 2 4 do do, bred by Mr Menlove,' Oamaru 3 lull mouth do, bred., by Messrs Dudley and Northey, Canterbury 8 do d», bred by Messrs Dudley and Ncrtbey, Canterbury 7 6-tooth do, bred by Mr F. C. Threlkeld, Canterbury 8 full mouth Romney Marsh, bred by owner 7 do, bred, by Major Willis,. Rangitikci. On account of Mr A. Clifton—. 9 Merino Kams, bred by Mr E, J. Riddiford 8 Shropshire Downs, bredby N.Z, Stud Company, 8 Romney Marsh, bred by Mr E.J., Riddiford

WEDNESDAY, February 20th, 1889. RAM AND~EWE FAIR, Under the auspices of the Masterton Pastoral & A. Association. TOOD invites entries j_- j y for above Fair, and will advertise same as received.

Central Boot and. Shoe Warehouse, Great Clearing Cash Sale.

JOSEPH CARPENTER reminds purchasers that ho is still selling the balance of his enormous stock recently purchased trom Mrs Bamber at . . . Less-than COST PKIOJfi. and will continue to do [w until evory line'.is cleaved, Now is the chance of getting CHEAP BOOTS AND GOOD BOOTS. Owing to the rush of customers, to keep up the supply, new goods are being unpacked daily and all will be sold at CLEARING PRICES for CASH. Owing to the impetus given to the Boot Trade in New Zealand by the NEW TARIFF, Colonial made boots of all descriptions are being turned out, JOSEPH CARPENTER asks nobody to PATRONISE COLONIAL INDUSTRY, and keep the money in the ccuntry— * ' He simply invites them to inspect the New Zealand Manufactures, and compared STANDARD, WELLINGTON PREMIER and ZELANDIA Brands with the Best Finished Imported Boots. His stock comprises Ladies and Children's boots of the neweit and .most fashionable designs, finished equal to the best London and Parisian makers by New Zealand workmen. Heads of families are ashed to com-: pare quality and prices with the Imported article, and make their purchase. Boots and Shoes of ovory kind made tc order and repaired on the premises.' The Ladles Department will iu future be under the solo charge of Hits CARPENTER. Cam and Inspect the Bargains. Joseph Carpenter's OENTB'AL BOOT &BHOE WARE; QUEEN STREET, MASTEMM. Masonic-Hot^ WOODVILLE. Meals provided en arrival of trains and '- '• "Ooaohes, . .L.D.BICEBRTON, '.,, , Proprietor