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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3778, 6 April 1891, Page 3

Lowes and lorns' STOCKSALE. WEDNESDAY, APRIL Bth, At 1 O'Clock. 600 Cross Bred Ewes 500 do do 500 Good Merino Wethers 300 Breeding Ewes 300 Cross bred wethers 150 breeding ewes 100 lambs 70 lambs 30 crossbred ewes 30 head young cattle 23 Full-mouth Lincoln and Leicester rams 20 Fat Bullocks 60 Fat Ewes 50 Ewes 60 Fat Wethers Also Estate James Bray, Bankrupt. 3 Cows 4 Calves 1 Heifer Mare Euby Ring, by Dead Shot, from Traducer mare, with Premier foal at foot. Sale of Stock By order of the Official Assignee, ESTATE JAMES BRAY, At the Sale Yards, WEDNESDAY, April 8, at 2 o'clock. LOWES & lORNS have received instructions to sell as above 3 Cows 4 Calves 1 Heifer Lowes and lorns' SALE AT PAHIATUA SATURDAY. APRIL 11th at 1 o'clock. 500 Lincoln cross ewes, 550 2 and 4 tooth ewes, 550 2 and 4 tooth wethers, 450 breeding ewes, 200 lambs, 300 lambs. PIANOFORTE FOR SALE-by a good maker and in good order. Apply to MRS HAMMOND, Oxford House, Or LOWES &10RNS. \ Theatre royal. MASTERTON. Under the direction of MESSRS MACMAHON. POSITIVELY TWO (2)NIGHTSONLY WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY NEXT, APRIL BTH & 9th. • THE PHONOGRAPH. EDISON'S STARTLING TALKING MACHINE. Messrs HacMahon have much pleasure in announcing the first exhibition in Maaterton of Mr Edison's Latest Phonograph, which will take place on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Next. Professor Douglas Archibald, M.A., Oxon, will deliver an intensely interesting Lecture, and exhibit the incredible capabilities of Edison's Astounding Talking Machine Songs by Mr J. L. Toole, Misß Nellie Stewart, &c. Speeches by Mr W. E, Gladstone and Sir George Grey. Ballads by Madame Burton, "Paul Jones," &c. Instrumental music performed in England and America will be actually reproduced with marvellous fidelity. The Phonograph is capable of reproducing the same voice from the same "record" many thousands of times. By this means human speech may be preserved for ever, and the voices of the living and the dead -vrill minrie in futurity. THE PHONOGRAPH. The most wonderful achievement of the ingenuity of man. Popuular Prices—3s, 2s, and Is. Box Office at R. T. HOLMES'. Win. A. JINKINS, Manager, NOTICE. A NY Person tresspassing iu Miss J\_ Jean's Bush, and Lower Manaia Farm Dairy, Boyne Terrace, with dog or gun, will be prosecuted. C. PARKER. April 4th, 1891. MASTERTON HOSPITAL. WANTED— A Married Couple, without encumbrance. Wages, £6O per annum, applications to be sent on or before WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of April, 1891, to W. SELLAR, Secretary. Maaterton, 3rd April, 1891. NOTICE. THE next English and European Mail via Rio., per R.M.S. Coptic, will close at this office on FRIDAY, the 3rd day of April, at 6.15 a.m., due in London 16th May. J. BAGGE, Postmaster. Masterton, 31st March, 1891. and Wet feet are very disj agreeable and uncomfortable. Do you know that there is a safe, sure and certain cure for them. That cure nothing less than a pair of PAYNE'S WOODEN SOLED BOOTS. There is nothing to equal them to keep the feet warm and dry. Can be obtained through Messrs M. Caselbcrg & Co, Masterton, or Messrs J. Graham& Co., Masterton, or direct from the manufacturer. W. H. PAYNE» 141, Armagh Street, Christ church.