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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3999, 29 December 1891, Page 3

I LOWES AND IORNS. HORSE SALE. A FURTHER CONSIGNMENT from HAWKE'S BAY. TUESDAY, DECEMBKR 29th, 1891. at 1 o'clock. MESSRS LOWES & lORNS have received instructions to sell at their Masterton Yards as above — A superior lot of 50 young Horses, broken and unbroken, froip the Hawkes' Bay District. Also: From Canterbury—--7 Draught Mares and Geldings and 2 first class Hacks The Sale will be Without Reserve. OWES AND lOKNS. STOCK DECEMBER 30th, 1891, AT 1 O'CLOCK. 700 4-tooth Wethers 75 2-tooth Wethers 176 2-tooth Ewes 100 full month Ewes 250 Eweß with 100 per cent, of lanibs 40 head mixed Cattle 50 Fac Sheep 50 Ewes and Lambs. 4 Fat bullocks valuable leases EDUCATION RESERVES SALE BY AUCTION AT MASTERTON SATURDAY, 16th JA3SUARY, 1892. See Schedules at Post Offices or enquire of the Auctioneer?. LOWES & lORNS. Ist December, 1891. ! PERAMLBUJLATOKB —AND—- [ 3ABKETWAKE. MPORTATIONS direct from England, America, and tfle Continent, also extensive manufactures on the premises by skilled workmen. GURNET BROTHERS, 97, Upper Willis Street, Wellington. (Just above Albert Hotel), Wish to bring their large stock- the finest in Wellington—under public notice. Besides having an unrivalled selection of BASKETWARE, they are manufacturers of PERAMBULATORS of every kind and shape and at every prioe, from a few shillings to a few pounds. "PRAMS " in wire, wicker, wood and steel with rubber tires or iron tires, reversible hoods, and the latest inventions for securing strength, comfort, and lightness. In Basibtwaee, GURNET BROS. have a splendid assortment of both Plain and Fancy Goods, including Clothes basket?, Wicker Chairs, Lounges, Dress Stands, Linen Baskets, Bird Cages, Travelling Hampers, Picnic Baskets, Flower Stands, Afternoon-tea Tables, Ladies Work Stands. Floral Fire Screens, Elegant Work Baskets, and other articles tasteful in design and superior in workWHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Liberal terms and lowest prices in WeiCENTRAL PHARMACY, next Evenis* Post Ohxce, WELLINGTON. TEST I M O N I A L From the Captain and Passengers of the ship " Waipa." The good ship " Waipa," English Channel. Mb W. C. Eitzgbbalb— Dear Sir, —We, the undersigned paseen gere on board the good ship " Waipa,' from New Zealand to London, cannot thinfc of parting witheut expressing to you, as Burgeon of this vessel, our gratitude and esteem for one who has ever been ready as a friend or nedical adviser, to do all in hii power for the general good. It rarely happens to be the good fortune ef a peasenget ship to have a medical man whojombinei the two qualities to such a degree; and it looking back on our long voyage we cai truly say you were the friend of all. By the good providence of God over all, we have been meroifully preserved Iron any serious sickness, but our little ailmenti nave always met with prompt and con< tinual attention from you. If the knowledge of our unqualified good wishes and sincere regard will afford you any gratifica tion, be assured they are yours. We are, yours very sincerely, (Signed by Capiein and passengers,) Consultation and Medicine at all hours for 2s 6d. WM.C. FITZGERALD (Late Surgeon Ships Bakaia. Orari, and Waipa.) Evening Post corner, Lambton Quay, WELLINGTON, Medicine Chests a speciality. C. TILLEARD NATUSCH, ARCHITECT, Hall-btbeet, Masterton. Drawings and Specifications prepared fc patents.