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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4316, 11 January 1893, Page 3

PIffiLIMINAEY NOTICE, lIEST ANNUAL CLEWING SALE ' Of HOUSES From tbc Eslulcs of MESSRS KEILLERBROS. and DONALD ERASER, of Lower Itougilikei, SATURDAY, JANUARY 21st. At tkoBORO' HORSE EMPORIUM, . Pfiliucrston North. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS Have received instructions lo sell by Public Auction as abovo 41 Broken anil Unbroken, woll-brcd, HOUSES, comprising Draught Horses, Harness Horses, and Hacks, bred by MESSRS KEILLERBROS. 10 Exceptionally well-bred COLTS and FILLIES bred by DONALD FBASER, Esq. Full particulars in future advertisement. N.B.—The sale will be absolutely without. ;orvo, and every horse ottered will bo guaranteed by the vendors as being thoroughly sound and true to description. No other horses can be taken for this A BBAHAM & ITTIL ILLIAJIS, Martinborough BaleNEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCAN TILE AGENCY COMPANY, [Limited.] AT the request of some of the settlers of the Martinborough and surrounding Districts, wo have pleasure in announcing that we have decided to hold a large salo of draft stock at the above yards about the middle of February. Our entries now exceed 10,000 SHEEP and 150 HEAD OF CATTLE. Fuller particulars and exact date of salo will bo announced later. ■ W. G. FOSTER, Manager and Auctioneer. Further Entries Solicited and received by F. C. LEWIS, Travelling Agent, Masterton. TARANAKI DISTRICT THE MATEMATEAONGA ESTATE, 12,459 acres, situated 12 miles from Stratford, has boen subdivided into 35 allotments, varying in size from 100 to 1,000 acres, and under instructions from 1(. O, Bendy, Esq., is now offered to tho public for solection at prices ranginging from 30s to 80s per acre, on easy tonus. 2,270-acres aro felled and in grass, and is now carrying 8,000 sheep and 600 head of cattle, which will convey some idea of its quality. For particulars, see litho plana in circulation, or will bo postod to any address. Apply to W. COWEBN, ' Auctioneer, Patea.

111 EAT HE ROYAL. Mr E.TENNYSON SMITH, TO-NIGHT TtO-NIGHT ! . AT 8 O'CLOCK. and following nights, ADMISSION: FREE; with collection to toy expenses, to all except the TWO SPECIAL NIGHTS! viz: FIIIDAY, 13th, "The Humorous, Pathetic, nuil Tragic Phases ot Life," (See Special Programme to bo issued), and TUESDAY WEEK, 17th (the last night), " The Trial of a Notorious Criminal (alco boll." WELLINGTON AGRICULTURAL & PASTOBAL ASSOCIATION, r|iH.E ANNUAL RAM AND EWE I FAIR will bo held by tho above Association, oh their SHOW GROUND AT PETONE, ON TUESDAY, 24tu JANUARY, 1893, Entries close on Friday, 20th January, HENRY D, O'.OALLAGBAN, Secretary, MASTERTONAGRICULTURALAND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE Annual Ram and Ewe Fair will bo held in Messrs Lowes and lorns' Sale Yards, on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Ist and 2nd February, 1893, Entries oloso on January 27th. The first day will be dovoted to tho sale of Lincolns, tho Beeond to Romneys, Downs, oto, Tho sale will commenco each day at 12 o'clock. C.H.GAYFER, Secretary, THE WAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, Founded 1877, Iniworated 1879. THE ANNUAL Ram and Ewe Fair will be held on FRIDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY, 1893, INIIIE SHOW GROUNDS, CARTEKTON, Sale tocommeuce at 11,80 Entries oloso on SATURDAY, January 28th, at noon. E. W, DORSET, Secretary. WOODVILLE CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL RAM FAIR Will be held at Woodville on . THURSDAY, 16th FEBRUARY, 1893. ENTRIES close with the undersigned at Woodville, at 2 p.m. on Saturday, tho lHb Fobruary. Charges; Is per pen of 5 or less, and Cd per head for rams sold. Same charge for stud ewes. Wm, NICHOLSON, Secretary, Tl !i ASTERTON-OPAKIJOCKEY CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, ST. PATRICK'S DAY, Programme in future issue. E, H, WASHINGTON, Secretary, PAHIATUA, The Wairarapa Daily Times ft TAY bo purchased in Pahiatua from 'Vi. Mr F. G.'Mooro; stationer, ; • J. PAYTON & Co. . Masiorton, 10th November,