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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5155, 14 October 1895, Page 3

TAMTAHISTOCKSALE. TUESDAY, 16th OCTOBEE, 1895. at 1 p m. I? H. WOOD will soli at tlio TaraJJ i tahi Yards on thoabovc date— Sheep—--160 hoggets in tho wool, mixed sexes 125 ewes in the wool, with lambs at foot 100 ewes and lambs 80 lioggots in the wool, mixed sexes 80 hoggets in tho wool <lO hoggets in the wool 25 prime fat sheep (4-tooth) 15 3-year-old heifers in calf 12 2J-year-old steers 7 cows, store and dairy 5 springing heifers 5 yearling steers I calves Catti.b—----5 2-year-old heifers 6 springing heifers 1 head beef '1 3-year-old heifers, near calving 3 bullocks (beef) 2 3-year-old heifers, springing 1 Grade Storthorn bull I'igs--7 pigs, weancrs 2 sows in pig 2 slips Further Entries limited, THUIiSDAi:, 17th OCTOBEE, 1895 At 1 o'clock, SPECIAL HORSE SALE. AT THE TAIiATAHI SALE Y AKDS. FH. WOOD Ims received instruetions to sell by public auction, at the Tarntahi Sale Yards, on the above date, the following well-known racing and brood stock, viz.— Frcsli Deal, clj g, 0 years, PuririMisdeai Field Guu, gm, 6 years, Itemington— The Field Mahara, gg, Voltigeur—The Field Noisette, cli m, G years, Black Hose— Fair Agnes Black filly, 2 years, Lethe—Noisette Yearling colt, licmington—Noisette Grey marc, (stinted to Grand Duke) 4 years, lieiuington—The Field The Field, g m (stinted to Derringer) Day Dawn—Lady Jane Kuruma, brood mare, (stinted to Voltigeur, Itemington—Konini 2 year-old lilly by Tho Administrator Yearling colt by Voltigeur 1 chestnut lilly, 2 years, by Master Agnes, out of a Southern Chief maro 1 bav filly, i years, by Musketeer (Musketeer by Muskot) After dick under instructions from Messrs Hume tiros., oj'Taumi, •t 3-year-old hack fillies and geldings by "NemcnuLion " 1 3-ycar-oldhack geldingby Voltigeur out of" Vivacious" sisfer 3 'l-year-ohl hack fillies by "Nemean Lion" (The above are all unbroken). 1 o-year-old hack gelding by "Ncmean Lion," out of •' Prattle," broken to saddlo 3 3-year-old, unbroken draught fillies and geldings by " Avon " 15-year-old bay gelding by "Filzhereules," out of "Topic" (dam of Deception), broken to saddle 15-year-old hay gelding by" Master Agnes," broken to saddle 1 5-year-old bay gelding by " Grand Jluko," broken to saddle and single and double harness On aceountofifrMn Hessey, The well-known purebred black Clydesdale Stallion " Nil Despcrandum" seven year-old, whose progeny have always been prizetakers where exhibited. Full pedigree eau be obtained at sale or from the auctioneer. And on behalf of other vendors-* 6 draught horses, heavy staunch, aud quiet Also a number of good hacks, buggy, trap, aud express horses, Further entries iuvited. No charge will he made fpf advertising, but a fee of 2s Gd will bo clwgotl for every l|orse submitted under the hanimer, F, H, WOOD, Auotioueer. SATURDAY, 19 th OCTOBEE, 1895. At 2 o'clock. GItEYTOWN AUCTION BOOMS. UNEESERVEDBALE. PH. WOOD hai received instruc- , tions from various consignors to sell by Public Auction at his Grejtown Eooms on the above dato:—New and Secoud-hand Furniture, Harness, General Merchandise of every description, Mob's Tailor-made Clothing, General Drapery, etc,; also Photographic Camera, SATUHDAY, 19th OCTOBEE 1895, At 2 p.m. PEYTOWN AUCTION 1100 MS, By order of t}io Dpputy Oflpial As ; siffnee, estate of J. T, Smith, Maryborough. FH. WOOD has recoivcd inßtruc- , tions to sell by publio auction at his GEEYTOWN EOOMS on tho above date the Equity of redemption of 3 acres land, he the same a little more or less, situato at Maryborough, opposite the residence of Mb J. Obb, subject to a mortgage of about £2B, bearing interest at (i pep cerjt. Full particulars aud' terms at sale. FOitl'ltl V ATM SALE. A MOST desirable Freehold Homostead Property, situate High-st-., OAETEETON, containing sa. 2r. 20p,; good laud, divided into 3 paddocks; with garden and orchard. Improvements include—7-roomed dwelling house, well furnished and littcd with pantry, bath room, otc; outbuildings comprise—washhouse, barn, stable, buggy sheds, fowl house and fun, ctp. Further particular* can le obtained on application to F. W. Wood, Carterton, or the undersigned. F. H. WOOD, Auctioneer. [i cum.] DE&R MADAM,—Having eeoured tho services ot Hisses Pbintioe and Vibbrt, Dressmakers, I respectfully solicit your interest and patronago, Miss Prentice ie well and favorably known, whilo Miss Vibert comes to me with fitst-olass references, having sorved her apprenticeship under such capublo modistes as Misses Qleeson, Mitchell and Finney, late of the W.F.C.A, lioing desirous of adding to the prestige of my Dressmaking Department,has led me to engage their services, while jn anticipation of a largo increase of trade, I have impofted direct from the Home marketi, a choice and exclusive lot of Dress Goods, embracing creponnes in art and plain designs, piques, serges, drills, prints, delaines, single'robe lengths, and pan; other novelties. lam now in a position tq supply tho above at 15 per cent, to 2{j per cent. helo\f Cqloptyi bflflght warehouso goods, tyessmabiog charges will be extremely moderate, and patrons can with confidence rely on Good Fit and Style, Patrons may havo the choice of either Miss Prentioo or Miss Vibert to oxcouto their orders. Thanking you in anticipation and respectfully soliciting a call,—l have, etc., O.PR4CTELL. Draper and Clothier, (Next the Clook), Qdehm-si. Mastbbtok. WOOL-CLASSING}. AN Experienced Woolrfasscr. is waiting an engagement, twenty, five years of Homo ami Colonial ence. _ Goo,d rpfereheps <\nd jep9ss t<>, show if required. " '' A^yI