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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3643, 20 October 1890, Page 3

' tt H. "Wood. Important Sale of' .First-class Dairy Stock, Furniture; etc. F, H.WOOD, HAS received instructions from Mr Robert Dixon, who is leaving tho district, to soil by Public Auction at his Farm, Main Road, Cartorton, (nearly opposite the Dalefield Road,) on the above dale, at I o'clock, without reservo. The whplo of his carefully selected DAIRY, comprising: 20 Cam, mostly in full milk . 2 Heifers, 1 Bull Largo Barrel Chum, Milk Cans, Buckets, mid other Dairy Utensils, also the Whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS. The above is n genuine sale and presents a rare opportunity for making a good selection of Dairy Stock, otc. The FARM is also for sale on vory easy terms, F H WOOD, • , Auctioneer. TUESDAY, 21si OCTOBER, 1890, At 10'Clcck. IMPORTANT SALE OF Livery Stable and Carrying . Plant, . By Order of. tlio Publio Trustee In tho estate of the hto James Farrcll, •' , deceased,... ' F, H, WOOD, HAS been favored .with instructions from ff . Sellar, Esq, agent of the Publio Trustee, to bcII by Publio Auction at the Marquis of Nurmanby Stables and Yards, CARTERTON, on tho above date, at 1 o'clock, the whole of tho wellknown and extonsiye Livery Stable and Carrying Plant, in tho estate of the late JamesFarrell, comprising" •' ' / Vehicles of every description, Brakes, Carts, spring drays. Traps, Singlo and double busies, &c. A l.ir»e quantity of Harness and Saddlery, Single and Double Harness, Cart and trap harness, Ladies and stents saddles and bridles, HORSES—Mr Farrcll'B horses are well known as comprising some of tho best Hacks and Draughts in the district, and include—Light Hacks, Buggy Horses, Brake Horses, Draught Horses, and Buggy Ponies, all carefully broken, and in splendid condition. ' / Tho plant will bo sold separately, and not as a whole. Further particulars and lists may be obtained from TV Sellar Esq, Masterton or the undersigned. F H WOOD, Auctioneer. THUIiSDAY, 23rd OCTOBER, At 1 o'clock; tarltahi STOCK SALE, FHWOOl) "IT7ILL sell by Public Auction, at his t YV Taratalu Yards, on the above

30 Lincoln Ewes (nearly purebred) with lambs at foot 30 Cross bred Eirea in lomb 100 Mixed Ewes nod Wethers 100 Forward Store Ewes 80 Ewes and lambs 80 Ewes and lambs 7 First class dairy Cows, some springing 14 Steers and heifers, 18 months to 2 years 8 Calves 100 BLoggets, mixed 30 Yearling-steers and heifers 130 Heavy fat wethers in the wool 50 Forward Store wethers, do 6 Good Dairy Cows some in milk and some springing, ■ & YoarHng Hcifom,— Further entries invited AT CARTERTON." ON THE SHOW GKOUND, Under the auspices of the Wairarcipa and East Coast Pastoral and Agricultural Society. SALE OF EXHIBITS. F ,H. WOOD ILL hold an auction sale of all claßsea of oxhibits at 11 a.m. on FRIDAY, 31st October, 1890, thtf day after the Annual Pastoral and Agricultural Show at Carterton. The sale will bo on the Show Ground, and will include exhibits of every kind, Live Stock, Implements, Vehicles r Produce, &c., &c., &c., Entries should be sent in early to the auctioneer, or to his Carterton agent, Mr Charles Haines

NOTICE, DURING my absence from Mastcrton for a few weeks,Dr MncLouglilin, of Wellington, has kindly consented to take charge of ray practice, Dr MacLouphlin is authorised by me to receive accounts duo to me and his toccipt will bo a sufficient discharge, WILLIAM H, HOSKING. . Masterton, Octoberl3th, 1890. MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF Australasia. Established 1869, (Incorporated by Act of Parliament). Registered under Lifo Assurance Cora* panics and Policies ictsof Now Zealand.

SH<m a TWENTY-TWO Year record of sound, honorable, and Prudent management, during which il HASPKOMFTLY PAID EVERY OLMM. Is a thoroughly COLONIAL 111 STL TUTION with all its funds invested in tbo Colonies, ar.d no b anchoa outside them, Does NOT issue TONTINE POLICIES. Believing tho system as advocated here to be a delusive and unjust form of Assurance. NEXT DtYISION OF BONUSES IN 1801 JOINT LIFE INSURANCE. A Man and Wife aged 2o assures for £IOO, the animal premium boing £3 2s Bd, if either should die at tny time the survivor receives the full amount with bonus addition,-At the cffice of the Mutual Life Association of Australia6, S. W. DALRYiMPLiS, Local Agent, P. GILL Rseidotit Agent