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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 4930, 19 January 1895, Page 3

LOWES AND lOKNS' STOCK SALE, Masterton Yards, WEDNESDAY, 28RD JAN., 1895. At 1 O'Ctock. 60 2-tooth ewes liO 2-tooth wethers 300 forward 4-tooth wethers, shorn in October. 50 2-tooth ewes 170 fat and forward wethers 1 draft mare, staunch and sound; any trial. 20 wenners 20 li to 2-year old steers. GHASS SEED. T OWES & lOIiNS beg to advise farlj mers of the arrival of a direct importation of small seeds, etc., and can now supply Clover, Cow. Grass, Fiorin, Timothy, tons, Turnips, etc.; also liye and Cocksfoot from Canterbury and Poverty Bay. FOB PRIVATE SALE. SHOKTHOKN HEIFERS, in calf to purebred Shorthorn Bulls. LOWES & TOItNS. 12 POli PRIVATE SALE. ramsTbams. 150 2-tooth pure Lincoln llama ui) ditto Southdown 300 2-toolh Homm')' in) ditto 2-X) diito Lincoln oil ditlu C'oisiviild ■tO 2-tnnth Lincoln rams ut 2-tooth [/lire Hampshire Down rams fnnn imported stock. (Subject lo Sab,) &; Auctioneers, hlocli, Laud, Seed, aud General Produce llrokcu v LIrULAH Stock Sales held fort(V nightly at Masterton; Monthly at Eketiilmmi ; and Monthly Horse Fair at Masterton. THE LAND DEPAIi IMENT is being extended nud is receiving our careful attention We haye at present on our Ucgister desirable properties forsale in both town and country and are prepared to treat with intending purchasers. Wc shall also be glad to communicate with persons desirous of selling. Wc undertake valuations of all kinds. Clearing sales of every description conducted in town and country. Account sales with remittances promptly rendered day following sale. SEEDS.—Wc keep in stock, llye, Cocksfoot, Clover, Cowgrass, Timothy, Alsikc, Lucerne, l'oas. Fescues, aud all other requisite small seeds. AGENCIES. We act as Agents for, and hold in stock the following: Toxa, the well renowned aud farfamcd rabbit poison. Drench—Santonine Balsam lieid and Gray's machinery and fittings. Langstone's Vermifuge. Gear Company's Manures. Coral Queen Gutiuo. Cooper's, White's, Cannons', Owen's, Littles', Hatches', Murtou's, and Quibbles' sheep dips. Agents also foe— National Fire and Marine Insuranco Co. Australian Mutual Provident Society Live Stock General Insurance Co. Gascoigne Wool Press. Money to lend on freehold security, LOWES & IORNS. Town Sections FOR SALE l\' E have been instructed to offer for _V t private sale two corner sections in Keaton-strcct, part of tho Keaton estate The owner being desirous of selling, we can oiler them at a price which will allow of speculation. ALSO— Section Cole street with two roomed cottage thereon. Section Colo street with 6 roomed hou c, scullery,pantry,wasbhousc,greenhouse, and planted with variety fruit trees. Section Hope street, double tenement house, 5 rooms in each, easy terms may be arranged. Leaso, Town acre, Crayno street goodwill for sale, on terms if necessary. Sections 117 and 119, Block XIV., Mangaone.—Fnnn consists of 342 acres 300 in grass, good sheep country, ring fenced and divided into 8 paddocks dwelling house, dairy, cowshed, and large woolshcd, witluu 5 minutes walk from Maugamahoo station and school, and 2 miles from dairy factory, good fruit garden, and all the latest improvements. Terms can be arranged. ALSO—--1 first-class farm of 250 acres, within easy distance of Railway Station, School, and Post Office, with good dwelling thereon, and all the latest and best improvements. Also leasehold, well situated, containing 1000 acres. Further particulars may be obtained on application. 'IOOO Acres good grazing country. East Coast, well watered and subdivided, now carrying 'IOOO sheep. House and orchard. Formed road to property. Delivery after shearing. A really good investment. FOl! SALE, Qpn SACKS of Good, sound. Oaten Ton. N i» ZEALAND RAILWAYS, WELLINGTON SECTION, ANNIVERSARY DAY, JANUARY 22m1, 1895, EXCURSION TICKETS (available for return on day of issue only) will bo obtainable asunder:— Ist 2nd Class, Class, From To Aro and Wellington to Upper Hutt and vice versa 4s Od 2s 6d From Te Aro and Wellington, Petone and Lower Hutt to laitoke and vice versa... 5s Od 3s 6d From Te Aro and Wellington, Petone, Lower Hutt and Upper Hutt to undermentioned stations and vice versa:— Eeatherston 7s Od 5s Od ST! « « Masterton 8s 6d 7 s Od Mauriceville 10s 6d 7s 6d Ekotahuna lis Gd 8s Od Tho ordinary time-table will be suspended, and trains forEketahuna and intermediate stations will depart as under:To Aro, 7.2 a.m. and 5.7 p.m.; Wellington, 7.16 a.m. and 5,20 p.m.; Fcathcrston, 10.37 a.m. and 8.28 p.m.; Greytown, 10.35 a.m. and 8.26 p.m.; Cartorton, 11.20 a.m. and 9.10 p.m.; Masterton, 11.57 a.m. and 9.-13 p m.; Mauriceville, 12,33 p.m. and 10.18 p.m.; arriving at Ekctahuna at 1.6 p.m. and 10.48 p.m. Trains to To Aro and intermediate stations will depart as under : Eketahuna, 6.0 a,m, and 40 p,m,; Mauriceville, 6.29 a.m. and 4.28 p.m.; Masterton, 7.10 a.m. and 5.15 p.m.: Carterton, 7.38 a.m. and 5,43 p.m.; Grcytown, 7.45 a.m. and 6.60 p.m,; Fcatherston,B,2oam. and 6.28 p.m.; arriving at Te Aro 11.48 a.m. ana 10.8 p.m. On Saturday 26th January, a train will leave Racecourse platform at 3,30 p.m, to connect with the afternoon train to Wairarapa. BY ORDER. Wellington, 18th January, 1895,