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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3676, 1 December 1890, Page 3

THURSDAY.TIthDECEMBER, 1800 \:-v -. > -At 1 (l'olcok.-»v::.: ; :;v; STOCK sale;. FHWOOD, WILL soil by Public Auction at ins Tatalahi Yards as above: 160 Prime Fac Wethers, shorn, 4 tooth (freezers) fl Yealings, strata and hoifers 4 Steers, 2 years old 2 Sows, in pig, forward 8 Store Pigs Several good horses Further entries invited, ,

I WEDNESDAY, SrdDEOEMBER, 1890 .., '■■' "At 2o'clock, Entirely UNRESERVED Sale of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND /-'-EFFECTS. .' COW AND CALF, FOWLS, <k, FHWQOD Hns recmyed instructionb from MtW JO Mursoll' (who has removed-to Christ church), to 801 l the whole of his house hold furniture and effectß, on the above date, at Ms late fesideiico, Moroa, near Groytriwn, at 2 o'clock, coaprising—- ' Drawing ' Room Suite, Carpets; ,;■ Ornamonts, Chcßta Drawers, Washstauds and Dressing .■■■., Tablo's, ToileV'Waro,Rouble ' and. Single Bodatcads,-;Lino--1 lemns,. Lamps,'Glasswaro and :3rockery, ■'■. . '■.;. ■ KITCHEN UTENSILS. ! Cow and Calf and a number of Fowls, . : ,<k, &c.: FOR IMMEDIATE PRIVATE SALE. YALUAJSLE.FREEHCLD, FARM SITUATE AT CLAREVILLE. Fronting Main Road and White's Lino,

. comprising:— - O /fQ ACRES, first eta land SJ securely fencoi and I divided into '2 paddocks all. well watered, V 5 acres now under crop, balance in English | grassy Improvements include, -Good 8 roomed dwolling house, barn, wcodshed, stablin},' and other. outbuildings, yards &o. Very eaßy Icrms can bo arranged for, tho purchase the purchase money, and the stock ftc, can bo taken at valuation if desired. For dairying, or agricultural purposes, this farm can not bo beaten, the situation also is excellent, bein? very healthy, close to tho Taratabi Dairy Factory and the Clafoville school. For further particulars apply to FHWOOD, . ; Auctioneer, Simplest of construction, Lightest in Dralt, The Monarch of the Harvest Field,

Surest to Bind. Easiest to manage. HAS, sinoo its introduction into tlio colonies, won thirteen mora prizes than any other nwhino at public field trials whuro it has competed, and ut the great international held trial at Parisexposition after a trial of four days it obtained first prize, viz., a Grand Object of Art, Tho only one awarded to a British Exhibitor, out of a total of five for tho entire exhibition. JSPA Masaey Machine ii\ cumplcte working order will bo exhibited at the coining Carterton Show. F. H. WOOD, . Gray town 'THE CARTERTON STABLES, Haimali&McEenzie INFORM tho publio that Hioy aro taking ovpr tho MARQUIS OF NORMANBIf STABLES at Carterton, previously conducted- by the lato Mr James Farrell. They.havo therefore I special facilities for general carrying and Hvery stable keeping. Tho stables are corunndious, comfortable, woll vontilated, and aro supplied with overy convenicuco which travellers or owners of horses can desiro. Tho plant will bo very coniploto and will iucludo overy class of vehiclcCoaclies, Brakes, Buggies, and Carnages Good and reliable horses always on han d Particular * attention paid to tho ro quirementsof commercial travellers, who can always conGdently wrilo or telegraph thoir instructions to the Marquis Stabloa as of old, Roisonablo chargos indsteady civility.

EKETAHUM ATHLETIC SPOETS, TO DE HELD ON BOXING DAY, DECEMBER 26.1890, IN MB JONES'PADDOCK. SPOETS TO START AT 10.30 a.m. SHARP. UNDER IHE PATRONAGE OF THE PAfIIATUA BAND. OFFICE BEARERS-President, Mr Von Rtdin ; Vice-President, Dr Mclennan; Treasurer, Mr A Selby; Secretary, Mr W Murdoch; Members oi Committee, Messrs Bennett, Bright, Jones, Pelting, Tonhill, Neilsen, Tumor; Slaiter, Mr F D Pelting ; Haudicappor, Mr'F Bright; Judges, President and Vice-President, PIIOOKAJIMK, 1 Maiden Race, 200 yds, first 30s, 2nd 10s, ontrance 2s 2 First Event of Boxing Day Handicap, 100 yds 3 Boyß' Race under-12 years, fii-at 7s fid, second 2s 6d, entrance frco 4 Hop, Step and Jump, first 30s; second 10s,entranco 2s 6 Hurdle Rdcb Handicap, 440 yds, first 40s, second 15s. Entrance 3s 0 Wrestling, (Cumberland style), first 405," second 20s, Entrance 3s 7 Girls Race, 100 yds, first Bs, second 2s Gd. Entranco froo J 8 Second Event of Boxing Dny 9 Puiting the Stono, first 20s, second 10s, Entrance 2s 10 One Mile Walking Handicap, first 40s, Recond 20s. Entrance 3s. 11 Vaulting with Pole, first 3Cs,second 10s. Entrance 2s--12 Members* Raco, 100 yds, first, trophy value 20a. Entrance 2s • 13 Third Event of Boxing Day Handicap, 440 yds 14 Running High Jump, first 20s, _ second 10s. Entranco 2s 15 OnoMilo Running Handicap, first 60s, second 15s, Entranco 4s 10 Horso Jump, over bar, first 100s, second 20s, ■ Entranco Ha 17 Steeplechase, about 220 yds, firsl 20s, second 10s, Entranco 2s 18 Concolotion Kace, 220 yds, first 20s, . second 10s, Entrance 2s RULES AND KKGUUTIONS. Rules Boxing Day Handicap to bi won by points counting first 3, second 2, third 1. ■ First prize £4, second 12 third fl, entrance'/ee 2s 6d acceptano 2s 6d, Nomination3forNo2,s,lo and 15 closo on loth December, with tin Secretary. Nominators are required to send ii their previous performances along witl their nominations with the amount; above stated, 4ny competitor using ai> assumed name without the consent o tho committee will .he disqualified for tin day. The deoision ot tho Committal will be final in all cases. Thre'o com pe titors to start or no second prize.' Al protests must be made within tei minutes after the event and accoinpanieo with a fee of 10s whichwill be forfeited if protest not entertained. Competitor! for races leaving the mark before tht pistol report-will, be put back ono yard AnanasioN to ground; Adults Is, Children 6d. .'■. Horses and dogs strictly prohibited ■ Win, MURDUUH, Hon, See.