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

TUESDAY, APRIL 7th, 1891. At 1 o'clock. IMPORTANT sale ojf really FIRST-CLASS DAIKY STOCK. F. H. "WOOD. Has received instructions from Mr. R G. Welch, arho is giving up the Dairy ing entirely, to sell by publio auction at his Farm, Matarawa, on the above date, the whole of his carefully selected Dairy Stock, comprising—--19 first-class Dairy Cows, 17 of which are in milk, and to calve again between June and August 2 now dry, but to calve early Also — 4 Heifers, (empty) 1 Good Bull. After which DAIRYING UTENSILS comprising— Factory Milk Cans, Milk Dishes &c. The Auctioneer desires to draw the special attention of Dairy Farmers and settlers requiring good cows to thiß important sale. Mr. Welch has been dairying now for 25 years, and spared no trouble or expense in getting together what may be called a perfect Dairy, everything not really up to the mark has been weeded out and fattened off. THURSDAY, 9th APRIL, 189 l"i At 1 o'clook. TARATAHI STOCK SALE* ¥- H- WOOD Will sell by Public Auotionat his Taratahi yards, as under 300 fat wethers 240 store ewes 80 lambs in the wool 40 wethers, 2 tooth 200 store ewes 200 lambs in the wool 150 Ewes and Hoggets 10 2 tooth Lincoln rams bred by D. McMaster Esq* 60 Lincoln Lambs in the Wool 50 Ewes 50 Shorn Lambs 100 fat ewes and wethers 50 f< r »vard ewes & wethers And on account of Mr W. B. Allan, who is giving up dairying, 21 cows, 111 young, most of them comingin with their third calf in the spring 7 heifers 4 steers 3 store cows 5 calves 1 young bull TUESDAY, 14th APRIL, 1890. At 10' look. MARTINBOROUGH SALE YARDS. F. H. WOOD. Is instructed to sell by Public Auction at the MARTINBOROUGH Sale Yards on TUESDAY, the 14th day of April, at 2 o'clock. 400 4 & 6 tooth Bi'dlia * Ewes 250 Wethers fat & forward 150 Merino Ewes 2 grey mares (Hacks or Harness) with foals at foot by Tattler, and stinted again to same same. I bay; mare 1 draught gelding 6 years old by Colstock Special Auctioneers notice re above sale, Several of the Lower Valley and East Cosst settlers have expressed a wish that the commodious yards at Martinborough, which have been erected about two years, should be utilised. The above represents the first entries received, but it is hoped that other settlers, will make an effort to send in Stock to this opening sale so that it may be made worth while for buyers to attend from a distance. Entries will be advertised as received and no charge will be made for advertising,

TUESDAY, J 4th APRIL, 1891. At 1 o'clock, at the MARTINBOKOUGH SALE YARDS. PUREBRED SHORTHORNS. F H. WOOD, HAS been favored with instructions from D- McMaster, Esq., of Matawhera, to sell by public auction, on the above date at tbe Martinborough sale yards, his well known herd of pure bred Short Horns. Comprising—--20 head cows, and heifers Full pedbreca at sale Stil] Another Triumph FOR THE VIKUCALFEED SEWING MACHINE. t'aris Exhibition, 1889 —Highest Award —GOLD MEDAL. First Prize and Gold Medal Melbourne Exhibition, 1880-81. First Award Centennial Exhibition, Melbourne —1888-89. It beats any other Machine in the Market. First —Simplicity—Because it has no andue works to be looked after or get out if order; it is composed of a less number of working parts than any other shuttle machine, and its use is more easily and quickly learned. Second—Durability—lts working parts are made of the best material, are compact, atroni? and durable, insuring the longest wear, with the least expense for repairs- Simple appliances are provided by which all "lost motion" from wear by long use can be taken up. Third—Efficiency— It will do a greater ariety and range of work than any other machine. Fourth -For tucking, cording, braid ing, quilting, embroidery, shoe fitting dress making, tailoring, family use, or renoral manufacturing, it has no equal. It cannot t»e taeateu •JNO GRAHAM & Co. are sole agents SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY. Messrs chamberlainbros. beg to announce that they havi ;«cently erected NEW MACHINERY for CRUSHING AND GRINDING Oats, Beans, Barley, and Maize, fo; omes cattle and 'pigs, and „tliat they ave now on sale CRUSHED OATd 2/ " As good as Chamberlain's Flour" Haa become a proverb iu the District This year the quality Is even higher thai usual, inasmuch aa it has been an ex ceptionally favorabl ] season for growin; wheat. MESSRS CHAMBERLAIN BROt venture to hope that their "LOCAL INDUSTRY" Will havethe support and encouragemen of the whole comunity, and • thatcon aumers will insist on having CHAMBERLAIN'S FLOUR, 1 And thus retain their money in the District. MASTEKTON STEAM FLOUR Mi US.