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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5153, 11 October 1895, Page 3

SATURDAY, 12th OCTOBEE, 1895. CAIITERTON AUCTION KOOMB, FH, WOOD lias received instruc- , tions to sell by public auction at his CAETEETON EOOMS on the above date, tlio privileges in connection with the Wairarapa Pastoral Society's Show, to be held en the 31st October, and Ist of November next, as under— Publican's booth, erecltd Luncheon booth, to bo ended by purchaser Grind Stand refreshment mm 1 fruit stall. Also—- ; The privileges in connection with the Taratahi-Carterton Eacing Club's meeting to be held on the Prince of Wales Birthday (9th November) Outside ami inside publican's booth „ _ „ refreshment „ Fruit mid fancy stall Gates. Also— Unreserved sale of drapery and clothing, furniture, groceries, boots and shoes, produce, etc. MONDAY, 1-lth OCTOBEIi, 1895. . At 1.30 p,m, FEATIIERSTONI FEATHERSTON! Important sale of freehold house properties, household furniture,piano, horse, gig and harness, cow in full milk, new Dover range, sidesaddle, etc. etc. PH. WOOD has received instruc- , lions from Mn. Jas, Wilkinson (who is leaving the district), to sell by publicauction, on the premises, Bethune street, Fcathcrston, on tlio above date, the following desirable freehold properties : Lot I.—Section of land situate Bethunestreet, Fcalherston,contaiiiing3-sths of an acre, together with six-roomed house, out-buildings, small orchard mid garden, now in the occupation of Mr Wilkinson. Lot 2—Section of land containing one quarter of an acre, together with 4roomed cottage, scullery, and outbuildings, garden, etc., situate Betlmne-street, and now iu the occupation ot Mr A. Donald. Terms at sale. After which the whole of the household furniture and effects, including Tables, chairs, bedsteads, chests drawers, washstands, dressing tables, linoleums, sofas, crockery, glass _ ware, kitchen utensils, sundries, piano by Eord, side saddle, Dover range, horse, gig aud harness, cow in full milk and calf. Sale at L'W p.m. sharp; a good opportunity lor investors having a little money at command. F. IUVOOD, Auctionee THUIISDA*, 17th OCTOBEl!, 1895 At. 1 o'clock. SPECIAL HORSE SALE. AT THE TAIiATAHI SALE I'AEDS. PH. WOOD has received instructions to sell by public auction, at the Taralahi Sale Yards, on the above date, the following well-known racing and brood slock, viz.— Fresh Deal, ch g, 0 years, I'uriri Misdcai Field (run, gm, 5 years, Eeminßtoii The Field Maliara, g g, Yoltigeur-The Field Noisette, ch m, li years, Black Hose— Fair Agues Black lilly, 2 years, Lethe—Noisette Yearling colt, licmington—Noisette Grey marc, (stinted to Grand Duke) 1 years, lieminglon-Tlie Field The Field, gm (stinted to Derringer) Day Dawn—Lady Jane Kurunta, brood mare, (stinted to Voltigcur, Remington—Kouini 2 year-old lilly by The Administrator learlingcolt by Volligeur After lehieh under instructions from 'Messrs Hume Bros., nfTauaimi. '1 3-year-old hack fillies and geldings by" Nemcan Lion" 13-ycar-oldhack gcldingby Voltigcur out of " Vivacious " sister 3 4-year-old hack fillies by"Ncmcau Lion" (The above are all unbroken). 1 5-year-old hack gelding by "Nomean Lion," out of •' Prattle," broken to saddle 3 3-year-old, unbroken draught fillies and geldings by " Avon " 15-year-old bay gelding by "Fitzhercules," out of " Topic" (dam of Deception), broken to saddle 15-year-old bay gelding by" Master Agnes," broken to saddle 1 5-year-old bay gelding by " Grand Duke," broken to saddle and single and double harness And on behalf of other vendors—--5 draught horses, heavy staunch, aud quiet Also a number of good hacks, buggy, trap, and express horses. Further entries invited. No charge will be made for advertising, but a fee of 2s Cd will be charged for every horse submitted under the hammer. F. H. WOOD, Auctioneer. [ TABATAHI STOCKSALE. TUESDAY, loth OCTOBEIi, 1895. at 1 p.m. PII. WOOD will sell at the Tara- , tahi Yards on the above date— Snrj.r—----150 hoggets in the wool, mixed sexes 125 ewes in the wool, with lambs at foot 100 owes and himbs 80 hoggcls in the wool, mixed sexes 80 hoggets iu the wool 'lO hoggets in the wool 25 prime fat sheep (4-tooth) lo 3-year-old hcifcrsjn calf 12 21-year-old steers 7 cows, store and dairy 5 springing heifers 4 calves Cattle—--5 2-year-old heifers 5 springing heifers 4 head beef 4 3-year-old heifers, near calving 3 bullocks (beef) 2 3-year-old heifers, springing 1 Grade Storthom bull Pigs—--7 pigs, weancrs 2 sows in pig 2 slips Further Juvitcdi Ci id ts ct s DEAR MADAM,—Having secured thi services of Misses Pbentice ant VniEni, Dressmakers, 1 respectfully solid your interest and patronsge, Miss Prentici is well and favorably known, while Misi Vibert comes to me with first-class refer cnces, having served her apprcnticeshij under, Bnch oapable modistes as Misse Oleeson, Mitchell and Finney, late ot tk W.F.O.i, Being desirous of adding to th led mo to engage their services, while i anticipation of a large increase of trade, havo imported direct from the Horn market's, a choice and exclusive lot ot Drcs Goods, embracing creponnes in art an plain designs, piques, serges, drills, print! delaines, single robe lengths, and man other novelties. lam now in a position t supply the above at 15 per ceat, to 20 p< cent, below Colonial bought warehout goods. Dressmakiog charges will t extremely moderate, and patrons oan wit confidence rely on Good Fit and Styt Patrons may have the choice of either Mil Frentice or Miss Vibort to excoute tho orders. Thanking you in anticipation ao respectfully soliciting a oall,—l nave, e' 0. PRAGrNELL, Draper and Clothier, (Noxt the Clock), .UEBN-ST MASTIBTON |q