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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24th, 1891. Afc 1 o'clock. UNRESERVED SALE OP FIRST CLASS DAIRY STOCK AND OTHER CATTLE, HORSES, &c, &c. F H- WOOD. Has received instructions from Mr E. SfiLMAN, to sell by Public Auction, at his Farm, situate Ward's Line,Morrißon's Bash, on Tuesday, the 24th inst, at 1 o'clock, all his well known and carefully selected DAIRY STOCK, comprising—--8 Cows in full milk, all younp, picked 3 Dry Cows 2 Heifers, 18 months 15 Calves, mixed sexes . 1 2-year old Bull, Alderney cross 1 Light Draught Colt, 18 months, by York 1 do do do do by Dreamer 1 5 year old Hack by DanO'Connell FEBRUARY 26th, 1890. ; TARATAHI STOCK SALE. At 1 O'Olock. F IX TK7OOD will sell-by • ll' W Public Auction at his Taratahi yards as above 300 store ewes 100 wethers ; - 100 Fat Ewes and Wetliers first class' 100 Forward ewes ' 150 Crossßred ewes 70 Merino ewes 50 fat ewes 25 Lambs in the wool 20 yearlings, mixed sexes 15 Romney Marsh Bams 15 2-tooth Lincoln rams, from Wanganui. 10 calves 4 dairy cows Horses of all -classes Further entries invited. FOR PRIVATE SALE. ¥ALUABLE FREEHOLD HOME. STEAD PROPERTY,- situate Kurutawhiti Road,Greytown, comprising 4 ACRES really Ist clasß land, having a good frontage to 2 roads. Improvements include 8 roomed house, larpe barn, stabling, and; other outbuildings, good garden and orchard. .The land is all under cult-7ation, and is securely fenced. To be sold A BARGAIN. Easy terms, dan be arranged for if desired. For further particulars spply to F.H. WOOD, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, Greytown. A CHEAP FARM. , A COMPLETE HOMESTEAD. For Sale. 50 ACRES oi first class grass land e and house, one mile down Moreton road, Carterton, The house has four rooms. There are also stable, sheds, and general outbuildings, with garden and orchard. The land ■ is well t ' a ; . \oreek close by, 1 and is divided' into* four paddocks. i Stock consisting of cows, calves, horse, trap, etc, can, if desired, be purchased at valuation, • : * —EASY TERMS—i Full particulars may be obtained from F. H. WOOD, Carterton. FOR IMMEDIATE PRIVATE SALE pTTALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM I : SITUATE AT CLAREVILLE..: £ Ffonting Main Road'and White's Line, * comprising:— Q ACS ACRES, first class land O-fc/W securely fenced and , diyided' intollj l paddocks all ' well watered. 75 aores now under crop, balance in English' grass., Improvements include, —U3ood 8 roomed dwelling house, barn, woodshed, stabling ! and other outbuildings, yards &c. Very easy terms can be : f ; arfauge'd for, the; : purchase 1 the purchase money, and the stock &c, can be taken at valua? tion if "desired. • '

For dairying, or agricultural purp es this farm can not bebcaten, the 'a' ua tionalsoiß excellent, being very hea by close to the Taratabi Dairy Factory the Clareville school. > For further particulars apply to F HWOOD, - Auctioneer. FOR SALE. • " HANDY LITTLE PROPERTY. UNDENIABLY GOODIiAND, SMALL DAIRY-FARM of, about 30 acres, in the' Belvidere Road, Carterton, is for sale cheap. The land, which is abouit two 'down,..rap, adjoins Mr 0. H. Zabell's property, is of 'really good value, and baa as improvements, fencing, a windmill, ancl-ft sbelteir 'shed. Five acres in crop, fifteen acreij partly bleared, remaining ten acreß 'standing bush. Two road frontages. Apply for all partioulara to F HWOOD, Carterton, NOTICE. , THE next English and European mail, yia San Francisco, will close atthisOffice on THURSDAY, the 25th day of February, at 6.15 a.m. Duo-in Frisco March 4th. ; ' ■' " ' Ji.MES AITKEN, Aoting Postmaster. Maßterton, 16th February, 1891. ;TO THE LADIES 0? MASTERTON MHS'SAGK, IN returning thanks for past favors begs to announoe that she has removed to larger and more commodious* premises, next door tohorold establishment; and invites inspection of the large Stook of— FANCY GOODS NEEDLEWORK, TOYS, STATIONERY, BOOKS, e c. « £ A. Z A A R," QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. OWING to rapid increase of business at the CORNER SHOP, a first class assistant has been engaged for the Hairdressing Department. J. Washington is therefore enabled to give more attention to the Tobacco and Fancy Goods Devartjjbnxb, at the same time being able to supervise the Hairdressejus and Sha\ing Saloon, which has recently been renovated and refitted. Customers can rely on immediate attention, TWO CHAIRS being new available. Tobaccos, Fancy Goods, and Stationery of tUp. very best; J. WASHINGTON, At D. McLauphlan's Corner Shop, Queen Street, Master ton. 3737 MASTERTON Gizl's College. term will commeuc on MONDAY, February 9th. Terms and prospectus on applicatio. to MRS HAMMOND, l Oxford House. Masterton, January [2lst, 1891, 3721