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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4023, 28 January 1892, Page 3

THURSDAY JAfIUAM 28,189*. At 1 p.nv ..| TAMTAHI "STOCK SALE. TJI H, WUOD will sell by public J , auction at bis faratahi Y"arda as above—--100 Ewea (shorn) ■' 100 Lambs, in the Foul 70 Good breeding ewen 80 Lambs (in the wool) i Dairy Cows Several Hacks Further Entries Invited. FBIDATt, 20th JANUAU?, 1892 Atl U'Cwck. Important Bale of valuable Thoroughbroi Racm? Stud, Hacks, Light Harness and Draught Horses, Blieep, Catt'e and E; fI.! WOOD has boon favoured with . instructions from W. 0. Williams, Ke(|., to sell by public auction at his hoiiiqtead, Kaiwaiwai, on'the aboyo date, tho whole of his will-known Racing Stud, including—. ' Tho Thoroughbred aire Yoltigcur BROOD MARES—MiwcoU'j, Konini, Gentle Annio, and Woitanga 3-yoar-old Filly, Discreet by Tim Wbiier, dun Discretion, (now in training) 3-year-old Filly Maki do by Rem.ingt'in . ■:.. :,•;. • ;r 2-year-old' Filly by Tim Whifflerj dam Konini 2-year-old Filly by Tim Whifßer, dam Gentle Annio '' Yearliog Colt by Remington, dam Mascntte Yearling Colt by Remington, dam Gentle Annio • The well-known hunter' Guy Fawks' Full pedigrees of above at salo, Sovoral good Hacks and Light Harness Hbises broken and unb. j ;:", pot by Danebury, Eenmigton, and Tim Whiffler; some good medium and heavy Draught Horses. 250 Fat Sheep, 10 Heifers (empty) 3 years old 6 Dairy Ctiws in calf 6 Fat Cows 8 Thoroughbred Berkshire Pigs, (young) LUNCHEON PROVIDED. In order to meet the convonionco of buyers from Wellington, a brake will boat, the Feathaiston station k meet themorningtrain, taking passengers back in time to catch tho afternoon train, Sale at 1 o'clcok sharp. ' FRIDCT, FEBRUARY 6ih, 1892. At 11.30 a.m. CARTERTON RAM a>-d EWE FAIR, Under tho auspices of the Wai« rarara and East Coast Pastoral and Agricultural Society. FH, WOOD has beer, favoured with , instructions to sell by public auction as aboveOn a/c of Mr'D. MoMaster, of Mata-whera-80 Purebred, 2 tooth Lincoln Rams. On a/oof Mr P. O.Threlkeld, of Inglewood, Flaxton, Cauterbury—3o Purebred 2 tooth Lincoln Rams. On a/c oi various Vondora—4o pure bred Romney Marsh rams, On account of Mr E. W. Dorset. 25 2 tooth Romney Marsh Rams On account of other vendors, 15 4 year'ola Lincoln Rams, bred by Mr Speedy of Napier, 9 fresh full-mouth Lincolns, bred by Messrs Elder and Co. 30 full mouth Lincolns, by various breeders,' CO full mouth Lincolns, bred by Messrs Beetham, / 2 i t ioth Lincoln stud rams, bred by Hon M..Holmes 1 ag id Lincoln stud ram, bred by A. M, Clarke, Esq, Temuka 14 tioth Lincoln stud ram, bred by R. Hair, Wangahui 1 full mouth Lincoln Btud raui, bred by ••Elder Bros, Tenui , ,•■ Further entries invited and ; advertised in leceived '

STOOK FOK PRIVATE SALE. T\ H. WOOD is favoured with in- , etructions to oiler for private ealo the following Sheep, Cattle and Horace, viz.:— . JiOOQ Cross-bred Breeding Ewes, from 2 tocth to tresli full mouth 65 Purebred Romuoy Marsh Rams 601) Roinney Marsh Lambs (after weaning) f The above to bo Bold either na a whole or in lots. 11 3 year old Bullocks 10 3 year old heilors 4 Heavy Draught Ueldinge, (guaranteed) YEHICUSS FOB PRIYATB SALE, 1 DUUBLE Boated Buegy, with polo ,L shafts built by Rowse, and Hurrell, of Wellington. 1 New Bustio Trap. 1 Spring Trap, 2nd hand but in Ist class order. 1 Gig, light and strong do do Either of tho abuve are to be had a bargain, Apply to F. H. WOOD, Groytown.

FOB PRIVATE SALE. j/\/-yACßEfarmof the best land :\J\y in the "Wnivarapa. Well improved and divided into 16 paddocks, securely fenced and wall watered. Good homestead, outbuildings, yards etc. For further particulars apply, P. H. WOOD, Auctioneer and Estate Agent. PRELIMINARY NOTIOE. importantstooksaleof: first-class breeding ewes. "T1 H, WOOD haß been favoured with ], instructions from W. 0. Buchanan Esq., to Bell by public auction at the Taratahi Sale Yards, about tho end at February, the whole of hia surplus Ewes, ranging front two-tooth to fresh full mou,th., Mr Buchanan's Lincoln flock is so well known as te rouder further comment unnecessary. Full particulars will appear in futuri COACH AND WAGGON JAMES MUlß(LatelltmaniMuif') COAUHBTJILDER, ENGINEER, F&RRIER, and GENERAL BLAOKSMITH. MY Engineering Department is new under the management of. Mr JOHN CADE, whose extensive experience qualifies him to undertake engineer ing work »f any description in a Itotclass manner. Engines, Sawmilling Machinery, Corn bjnes, Chafoutters, etc, etc,'repaired at lowest rates. At the ANNUAL BHOWI still upheld my reputation for first-class work in the Coachbuilding line, takiug first honours for double bug»y at both Shows. Customers placing their orders with me may-rely on eating aflrst-clasß job ata reasonable figure. ' . • '■'' Mb R. CRAWFORD; the Champion Fabkjbb of the Wairarapa, is still in charge of ray Shoeini; Department, and patrons inay rely on getting their horses shod in the bait style. My price for HAOP is. still FIYB SHILLINGS Cash, or .5/6 booked, for either Steel or Iron. Shoes. •. ...... ■■i Gkhbkai, BiACKSBimnNG in all its branches, NoT?-Une Second-hand • SOLWAT WOOLPRESS For Sale—4 Bargain. Psice £6, : ; .' Ooachbuilder, &c, &c, Steaih v Factory ■- ~ j-.-j.'Queea Street,,M. asteKom ■. i