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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3828, 8 June 1891, Page 3

SATURDAY, 13th June, 1891, At 2 o'clock. .. CARTERTON AUCTION ROOMS. UNRESERVED SALE. I. H WOOD Will sellby Public Auction, at his Carterton Booms on Saturday, the 13th June, at 2 o'clock, large consignments of General Merchandise, Household Furniture and Produce, including Drapery, Grocery, Crockery, Glass« ware, Saddlery, Canterbury Hams and Bacon, Biscuits, Clocks, Fancy Goods, Ironmongery* Tools, &0., &c., See. AO RESERVE.

TUESDAY, JUNE 16TH, At 1 o'clock. IMPORTANT SALE OF THOROUGHBRED STOCK. "171 H, WQOD has received instrncr , tions from P. F. Tahcked Esq., in consequence ot his disposing of his farm, to sell by public auction at the Homestead, Taratahi, the whole of his valuable collection of Thoroughbred Stock BROOD MARES. 1. rm Princess Royal, sister to Administrator and Consul. 2. cm Fair Agnes, dam to Master Agnes, Maroro, Rosa Bonheur and Senator. 3. cm Ruby, by Traducer, dam of First Water. 4. cm Firatwater by the Premier — Ruby. All the breod mares are in foal to Forester. FOUR YEAR OLDS. Odd-Fellow by the Premier—Misdeal. bm Verbose by the Premier—. Gabble. • TWO YEAR OLDS:

7. Sir Harry by the Premier—Gabb'e. 8. eg Royal Oak, by Puriri—Princess Koyal. 9. or First Blood by the Premier - Ruby 10. bf Alcion6 by Piscatonona—Revoke. 10 a. Fresh Deal, by Puriri, out of Misdeal YEARLINGS. 11. co Senator by Administrator—Fair Agnes. , 12. rc Ballance by Administrator —Ruby. 13. rf Princess of Wales by Piaot-tori-ous. 14. rt foal by Master Agnes—Princess Royal. IN TRAINING. 15. brg The Spy by Hornby—Bribery. 16. cm Rosa Bonheur by Blackrose— Fair Agnes. 17. ch Forester by Pnriri—Gossip. Also—--18. a valuable draught brood mare by Wellington, cost 80 guineas as a four year old. 19. buggy horse, fast, quiet—quite safe .for a lady te drive. . . 20. a well-grown yearling by Administrator from a pony mare. . Several Hacks. . ThVhigh-clais character bf Mr Tanc* red's stock-is so well-known as to, render, any comment unnecessary. Full pedigrees may be seen in the N.Z.Btud book; andthe stock can be inspected at any time, on application to Mr Tancred at the Farm, ClaroviUe.

THURSDAY, JUNE" 18 th. 1891. At 1 O'clock. v „ TARATfIHI STOCK SALE. L sell by Public Auction at bis raratahi Yards on the above 100 Ewes in Lamb 40 Store Ewes 6 Dairy Cows : - . • ; Horses of ail classes Further entries invited. F. H. WOOD date, at 1 p.m.—

FOR SALE. A Complete Farm and Homestead. COMPRISING— OUy Swamp Land, known as Sunnyaide Farm, South Feathers ton. Divided into 16 Paddocks. Together with extensive Improvements, including, one NEW 9 roomed. Dwelling House, sculletj, store, and bathroom; Stable?, Cowshed (29 bails), Shearing shed, Dairy, Piggeries, Cart sheds, etc, and Good Orchard. Also—--1 SEVEN Roomed Dwelling House ; Cowshed, Dairy, Shearing shed and Barn. For full particulars Apply to F. H. WOOD, RED FUNNEL TEA. IT WILL £AY YOU TO TRY IT. AGENTS -Measrs tM. Caselberg and Co., Masterton and |Grey town. CEYLON TEA. Quite 'a flutter of] excitement was noticed amongst the old habitues of Mincing Lane, London, when some magnificent samples of ' top-tipped leaf' tea was sold at a fabulous price a short time ago. Since then quite a craze has set in in England for really fine tea, and low grade qualities are at a discount. In this colony replly fine tea was for many years a luxury. The Union Packing Company by introducing their delicious blend, known as Red Funuel Tea, have earned a great name everywhere. Mr Fisjp, of Colombo, is now, nnderstand, completing arrangements with the Company to supply them regularly with bis choice hill-grown Seylon tea. which is admttied by experts to be equal to any tea in the world. 'Che Red Funnel Tea is a blend which can be strongly recommended.—Extract from Contemporary.