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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3114, 28 January 1889, Page 3

F."H. WOOD.?, THURSDAY, JANUARY 81,4889. m ..Hlo'clock.f l s STOCK SALE AT THE TARATAHI YARDS p. ff f dor Ml sell by Publio Auction as above--200 Ewes and Wctheis , 150 Diy Ewes, forward 60 Good crossbred Ewes 40 Lambs ill the wool 60 Fat Wethoia <' 60 Good crossbred Ewes 40 Lambs in the wool ' 300 Good cross-bred cues 4 and I tooth i 130 Ewes and Lambs , " 100 Good Ewes 7 Steers, 8 year old 12 Calves and Yearlings 4 Dairy Cows, firat-rlass 2 Draught Geldinpsj guaranteed 15 Pigs-Woanois ' Further entries invited YEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6,1889 At 11,80 a m, sharp, Ram and Ewe Fair, it the W &E 0 Pastoral Society's grounc CARTERTON.' P. H- WO O D las been favored with instructions to sell by publioauction, as above, On account of Mr D, MoMaster—--70 2-tooth Lincoln Rams, bred by owner. 8 (i;tooth do do bred byN.Z, and ■ Australian Land Company, 1 aged dodo; bred by C. Witholl, Esq. Canterbury. On account of. Mr P. C. Throlkold- ., 40 Lincoln Rami, shearlings, bred .■'. ■ ■by wrier' : .':' ;.;'."■'i 20 English Leicester, do, .bred by owner '■' .-■:./ .On account of Mr Jas. ;Stuokey— ' 25 2-tooth Lincoln Rams, • < ■ ■ ; . 6. do Southdowns,; •' ..".: ln : account of Messrs Eraithwaite and ... Acoolts— ■ • 25 2-toothßomneyMarshßanis, bred ; by owner ■.■■.•■.. 10 4-tooth.dod.odo 5 8-tooth do do do On account of Mr E. J. Riddiford—--6 4-year old Lincoln Rams, bred by Mr Tanner, Hawke'sßny.: 2 4 do do, bred by Mr Menlove, Oaroaru ■ 3 lull month do, bred by Messrs Dudley and Northey, Cantorbury ' 8 do do, bred -by Messrs Dudley and Ncrtlicy, Canterbury 7 6-tooth do, bred by Mr P."G. Throlkeld, Canterbury , 1 8 full mouth Romney Marsh, bred by owner 7 do, bred by Rfajoi' Willis, Rangi- : tikei, .' ■ : On account of Mr A. Clifton—--9 Merino Rains, bred by Mr E. J. Riddiford ■ 3 Shropshire Downs, bred by N.Z. Stud Company, 8 Romney Marsh, bred by Mr E, J. Riddiford WEDNESDAY, February 20th, 1889 IAM AND~EWE FAIR, Under tho auspices of the lasterton Pastoral &■ A, Association, 17 IT "WOOD invites entries L 1 .JUL* VY for above Fair, nd will advertise same as revived...Central Boot and Shoe Warehouse, Srrent Clearing Cash Sale. TOSEPH CARPENTER : reminds ) ' purchasers that he is still selling lie balanco of his enormous stock ecently purchased trom Mm Bamber jess than COST PItIOJS, nd will continue to do {so until ovory inejis cleared. Now is the chance of letting. ifIEAP BOOTS AND GOOD BOOTS. )wing to tho rush of customers, to keep lacked daily and all will bo sold at JLEARING PRICES for CASH. Owing.to the impotus given to the 3oot Trade in New Zealand by the NEW CARIPF, Colonial mado boots of nil lesoriptions aro being turned out. JOSEPH CARPENTER asks nobody o PATRONISE COLONIAL INDUSTRY, and keep the money in the wintry— Ho simply .invites tliom to inspect the Jew Zealand Manufactures, and comjarethe STANDARD, WELLINGTON PREMIER and ZELANDIA Brands vith the Best Finished Imported Boots, His stock comprises Ladies and ObilIren's boots of the newest and most ashionable desiqns, finished equal to the lest London and Parisian makers by Sew Zealand workmen. Heads of familios are asked to c6msare qnality and prices with the Imported article, andmake their purchase, Boots and Shoes of every kind made I order and ropaired on the premises. The Ladles Department will in future je.; under the solo ohargo of Mrs Oali and [msi'ect the Bargains. Joseph Carpenter's SENTEAL BOOT & SHOE WAKE3UEEN STREET./MASTERTON, Ma some* Hotel, |HIS new and elegant hotel is now opened and affords the best of accommodation for Travellers and Visitors /.';■ ; , [> , , , Meals provided oil 1 arrival of trainß and Coaehes. ■X ' L. D. BipKERTON, ', ,-' ■ ' ' Proprietor