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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3964, 16 November 1891, Page 3

LOWES AND IORNS. | Off ES AND lORNS STOCK SALENovember 18th, 1891. At 1 O'Clock. 130 Hoggets in the wool 4 Fat cows 4 Young Steers 20 Pii's 17 fat Bullocks 7 fat Heifers 80 Steers from 18 months to 25 fnt sheep 100 Heavy fat ewes in the wool 12 Fat cows and heifers 1 Yorkshire boar 18 months IMPORTANT SALE BY A CJCTION. LINCOLN SHEEP, FAT CATTLE, Etc, TUESDAY, DIfiCEMBEK. BTH, 1891, At 1 o'clock. jVi i eueivud instructions frjm Dr who has disposed of his IWrniti estate, to sell on the premises as nim-.-o. the whole of his purebred Lincoln Sheep, Fat Cattle, etc, viz 1320 Lincoln Ewes from 4 tooth to fresh full mouth, with 100 per cent of Lincoln Lambs at foot 7CO Lincoln Ewes with 100 per cent Southdown Lambs 500 Two tooth Lincoln Ewes 250 „ Lincoln South Down cross 700 Two-tooth Lincoln Wethers 500 Fat Wethers T>o Fat Cattle Dairy Cowsi Station Hacks, etc. The auctioneers draw special attention to the above, wluoh being a Genuine Clearing Sale, will afford a most favorable opportunity for acquiring first-class stock. Dr Hosking's Weraiti flock, which for the past ten years lias been under the experienced management of Mr J l . I ee, is without doubt one of the best in the district and will be offered to unreserved competition on the above date, and should prove a good chance to breeders to secure an exceptionally pure strain of Lincoln blood, as none but the best rams have ever boen in the flock, price never having barred the selection of the most fitting sires both in point of breeding, wool and constitution. Coaches will leave Masfcertnn at noon OPENING NOTICE. SCOTT'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL Opposite the Masterton Ccach Factory. \ll TILL BE OPEN on and after the V\ first day of October for the Reception of Boarders and the travelling pubjic. Those giving _ tho house a call will find ciyility combined with comfort. Terms as per usual on application to the Proprietor. SCOTT'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL, Queen* street .Masterton GOOD PADDOCKS for IJOESES. MISS BACON, TEACHER OF FANCY WORK, BEGS to inform theladics of,Masterton that she is taking the shop next to Mr Carpenter's Boot Emporium, and will open on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7th for one month only, with a choice assortment of art needlework in all its latest designs. INSTRUCTIONS given in the following subjects. Poonah, Lustre and Crystoleum Painting. Macrame and Point Lace. Wax Paper, Leather, Fish, Scale, and Hair Flowers, Chenoleum, Applicque, Parian Marble Splash Work, Seed Work, Wattle and Clematis, Sun-Floweuand Lillies on Velvet, Crewel, Crochetetc. Bv permission of the Colonial Secretary, an Art Uuion will be held. Tickets 2a. SFRIN G AND SUMMER SEASONS JAS JONES & Co OJ'" EKETAHUNA JJAVE just opened their choice assortment of carefully and specially selected SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. NEW Delaines, Ginghams, Prints, EW Foulards, Zephyrs, Flannel"VTEff ettes, Cheviots, Swiss Robes, EW etc. "XT EW Laces, Ribbons, Feathers, _j\| EW Flowdrs, etc. TV"T EW- Hats, Bcnnets, jfiW Millinery, etc. AT E W BOOTS anj) ' •jS EW SHOES, NEW Suits, Shirts, Ties, EW Hats, etc. INSPECTION' INVITED. DRESSMAKING A SPECIALITY. CENTIiAL BOOT WAREHOUSE. J, CARPEJSTEK, PROPRIETOR. H Per x.s. Tuwjiiriro, AVE just received 9 trunks of Ladies ■ind Children's BOOTS AND SHOES, Specially selected for c&By fitting and hard wear. Which will be oftered at remarkably low prices. COLONIAL BOOTS made to my special order, suitable for this district. From the well-known makers of the following brands : Zealandia, Premier & Standard. Indestruotal lo and Hard Wear SCHOOL BOOTS. Boots and Shoes made to order, and repairing executed with despatch. Country orders punctually attended to. T. G. MASON, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST (ESTABLISHED 1870) MEDICAL HALL ftiASTEBTQA REMOVAL. MRS G. YOUNU, of Chapel-Street, will be happy to receive Boarders in the NEW PREMISES just erected, Holly Bouse, DIXON -STREET, on and after 2nd November. Ever* Cokvju-iesce. Terms Moderate,