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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4125, 30 May 1892, Page 3

F, H.WCOD, TARATAHI STOCK SALS YARDS, Datss of coming Sales, "pi H WOOD will hold his regular JJ < fortnightly Stock Salea, at the Taratahi Yards un dates as under, viz.j Thursday, 19ih May, at 1 o'oiook do 2nd Jdme, • ' do do ]Bth do do: do 30th do do Settlers dssirous of disposing of etock are requested to ednd particulars of entries to the nndersignod if, possible, at least 1 days prior to date of sale, in order tn ensure fall publicity being given to same. Except for private,or special sales, no charge will bo made for advertising, F.H.WOOD, • Auctioneer.

TOESDAY, 31»t May, 1802,-at 1 p.m Entirely Unrepyed Slap of Horses, Slieep,Cattle, Pigs Poultry,,. Farming;.lmplements, Tools, Spring TipDray and Harness,Housebold Furnitureand Effects. F ": E', ,J|ipOD; has. received initrvc< •' tiaiis froffi Sir Robort Ma'cLellan (who has disposed of his property and is leaving the district.) .to tell by public auction, on his farm joining the Taratahi Dairy Factory, without roserve, on the abovo date, Stock, &o, as under Marsh Gams 8 ltaras . 2 Dairy Oowa in milk and in calf : ] Draught Jfare in foal and with ; ■•foal at'toot ' 1 Trap Mare by Admiral, 5 yeara old 1 Yearling hy The. Prpmior... I Boar aim L'Sow, praigreo Berkshire > _•> II Ducks and 20 Fowls 1 Spring Trap and bet ol Harness 1 Spring Tip Dray and Harness Ploughs,- Harrows, Chains, Tools, Dairy Utensilß, Furniture and Effects Remember TUESDAY, 31sc instant, at 1 p.m. THURSDAY, 2ND JUNE, 1892. it 1 o'clock.

TARATAHI STOCK SALE, H, WOOD will nell by public auc- , tion at his Taratahi Yards, on Thursday, 2nd June, at 1 p,m----800 Good ewes (dry) 200 Lauiba (good) 20 Calyee, steers tirid heifers * 4 Cows (dairy) 7 Calves, mostly steers . 8 Heifers (empty).2 years old 1 Steer, 2 years.-; , • ■ Further Entries Invited, SATURDAY, lITK JUNE, 1892, At 3.30 p.m. CARTERTON AUCTION ROOMS, Unreserved Sale Of

Mens', Eoys', and Youths' Olothiiig, Ueneral Drapery of every des» cription, Groceries, Saddlery, and Produce. ■ FUj YTTOOD has received • 11. VV instructions to' sell by public auction at his Carterton Auction Rooms on SATURDAY, the lltli June, at 130 p.m. Large direct consignments Mens', Youths', and Boys'' Clothing,' Comprising Suits, Ovenoats, Trousora and Vests, Trousers and Knickerbocker Suits, all of first-class English and Colonial Tweeds, Shirts, Sox, Hats, Blankets; Sheetings, Dross goods, and general drapery of ■ eveiy description.--iiso Tea, Supar, Flour, Biscuits, and a . ltfg'o quantity of general merI , : ohandise,'■ Saddles,; Harness, '"Whips, etc., etc., etc. Hemember the date, Saturday, lltli June, at 1.80 p.m.

|jlOR SALE ABARGAIIT ■' ONE JS'EW BELL ORGAN, S atopa, nnd knee swell. A Powerful Instrument, PRICE—£IB. P. H WOOD, . Auctioneer-Groytown

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