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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3789, 20 April 1891, Page 3

THURSDAY, APRIL 23rd, 1891, At 1 o'clock. TARATAHI STOCK SALE. *\ H- WOOD Will sell by Public Auction at' his Taratahi yards, as under 200 store ewes 150 store ewes 130 Fat Ewes 100 forward ewes 15 "Weaners (Pigs) 15 2 and 3-year old Steers and Heifera 40 wethers 60 lambs in the wool 15 2 and 3 year old steers t»nd heifers 10 steers and heifers 6 Yearlings 5 dairy cows 5 2-year old Steers ~ 5 2 and 3 year old steers 4 One and a half year old steers 4 one-and-a-half Steers 6 yearlings 10 Weaner pigs 1 Trap oi brake horse 1 Trap and Brake Horse Horses of all classes. Also— UNDER INSTRUCTIONS P. HUME, ESQ., TAUANUI :- IJ3 valuable and wellbred Horses, Particulars of same as under, viz., 5 first-class saddle Hacks, Puriri. 4 and 5 years old, all broken to saddle. 1 Brown Colt by Puriri, out of Chatterbox's dam, 4 years old. 1 Grey Gelding, 3 years, full brother to Tauanui and Nelson. 1 Chestnut Gelding, 4 years, Nelson, winner of saddle at Featherstor, full brother to Tauanui and half brother to Piako. 1 Chestnut Geldintr by Nannkia, out of Hauteres' dam, and full brother to Twinkler, broken in. 1 Filly, 4 years old by Nauakia, unbroken. 1 Black Mare, with foal at foot, and in foal to Nemian Leon. 1 Black mare in foal to Nemian Leon. Further entries invited. TUESDAY, 28th April, 1891, At 1 O'Clock. J Important Sale of * Ist Class Dairy Stock. FH.WOOI) HAS been favored with instructions from the Bev J. Hewson, wlio is giving up dairying, to sell by public auction at his farm. Tauherinikau, on the above date- • 12 really Ist class cows, i mostly in milk, or spring-

6 Steers, 18 months to 2 years 7 Pigs, weaners 4 Heifers 1 Bull, graded Ayrshire 1 Spring trcp and harness 1 Draught horse Milk pans, and cans, churn .and 1 Stack of Ist class hay GEOBGEMEE, 177, Lambton quay WELLINGTON, (corner of Mason's Steps), CHEMIST xo -va GOVERNOR, TTA3 now removed to his new Briok ■ jL Buildings, us above. 1 desire to notify that I have no con" nection with the business now being conducted in the old premises opposite the Government Buildings, lately occu« pied by me. All the Prescriptions and Recipes are still in my possession, and with increased facilities for dispensing the same, 1 trust to receive a continuance of the liberal patronage enjoyed hitherto. GEORGE MEE, P. O. Box 172, Wellington. [Telephone No. 321.] WELLINGTON HORTICULTURAL AND FLORISTS' SOCIETY. GRAND KAT 1 N O INK, Inoestre-Stkeet, Wellington, ON THURSDAY ANDFtUDAY, 23rd and 24th APRIL, 1891. SPECIAL NOTE.—The Society has a nnmber of tubes and hoses for hire at 6d a dozen, which can be obtained from the Secretary in priority of application. ADMISSKHN ONE SHILLING HERBT.CPILOHER, GEO- HERON. Haw. Street, MASTEfiTON, GENERAL PRODUCE DEALER. ROCERIEB, FENCING WIRE, LOSS, FROM TAUERU. SLACK and White rough haired Sheep Slut, had a piece of wire in oso when lost. Anyone returning tho true to C, F, Vallance will be rewarded, nyone detaining her after thia date wil) 9 prosecuted. I C. F. VALLANOE. April 13th, 1801. OST bona Eketahuna, one' Dabk _J Bay Gkldino, about 16 hand* ?h, no visible brand. Black points, lort fore top, supposed to have strayed wards Masterton. Anyone returning le tame or giving information that will tad to its recovery, to A.H.HERBERT, ?ketaliunß, will be rewarded, r April Htu, 1891