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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5156, 15 October 1895, Page 3

(THURSDAY, 17th OCIOBEfi, 1895 AH o'clock. HORSE SALE. ATTHETAEATAHISALEYAKDS. , FH. WOOD lias received instruc- ' , i tions to sell by public auction, at t tho Taratahi Sale Yards, on the above date, the following well-known racing ' and brood stock, viz.— Fresh Deal, cli g, 6 years, PuririMisdeal j Field Gun, gm, 5 years, Remington— The Field Mahara, gg, Yoltigeur-The Field j Noisette, cli in, 6 years, Black Rose— Fair Agnes Black filly, 2 years, Letlie—Noisette Yearling colt, Remington-Noisette Grey mare, (stinted to Grand Duke) 4 years, Ecmington-Tlie Field ' The Field, gin (stinted to Derringer) • Day Dawn-Lady Jane iurunia, brood mare, (stinted to Voltigeur, Remington-Komni 2 year-old filly by Tlio Administrator . Yearling colt by Yoltigcur 1 chestnut filly, 2-ycars, by Master Agnes, out of n Southern Chief mare > | 1 bay filly, I years, by Musketeer (Musketeer by Musket) J, After which under instructions from Messrs Emne Bros., ofTananui. i 3-year-old back fillies and geldings by "Demean Lion" 13-ycar-oldhack geldingby Yoltigcur out of" Vivacious" sister 3 4-year-old hack fillies by "Nemean Lion" , . (The abore art all unbroken). i 1 5-year-old back gelding by " Nc- s mean Lion," out of •' Prattle," 1 broken to snddlo 1 3 3-year-old, unbroken draught fillies t and geldings by " Avon " I 16-year-old bay gelding by " Fitz- 1 hercules,"_ out of " Topic" (dam . of Deception), broken to saddle 15-year-old bay gelding by "Master Agues," broken to saddle 1 5-year-old bay gelding by " Grand Duke," broken to saddle and single and double harness Gelding "Inverness," (Master Agnes- i Mischief) in training condition i On account of Mr John Hessey, c The well-known purebred black Clydesdale Stallion " Nil Des- ' peraudum" sevenyear-old, whose ' progeny have always been prizetakers where exhibited. Full ' pedigree can be obtained at sale < or from the auctioneer. And on behalf if other vendors—o draught horses, heavy staunch, and ; 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 Gd will be charged for every horse submitted under the hammer. F. 11. WOOD, Auctioneer. I SATURDAY, 10th OCTOBER, 1805, At 2 p.m. GREYTOWN AUCTION BOOMS. FH. WOOD is instructed by the . Deputy Official Assignee, to sell by public auction as abovo, the Book Debts in the Estate of Hart Udy, jr, (blacksmith), a list of which can bo inspected at his Groytown Office. F.H.WOOD, Auctioneer. SATUItDAY, Mb OCTOBER, 1895. At 2 o'clock. GKEYI'OWN AUCTION BOOMS, UNRESERVED SALE. i,l H, WOOD has received instruc- . , tions from various consignors to soil by Public Auction at bis Greytowu liooms on the above date :—New and Second-baud Furniture, Harness, General Merchandise of every description, Men's Tailor-made Clothing, General Drapery, etc.; also Photographic Camera, SATURDAY, 19th OCTOBER 1895, At 2 p.m, GREYTOWN AUCTION ROOMS, By order of the Deputy Official Assicnee, estate of J. T. Smith, Martinborougli, FH. WOOD has received instruc- , tions to sell by public auction at his GREYTOWN ROOMS on the abovo date the Equity of redemption of 3 acres laud, be the same a little more or less, situate at Martinborougli, opposite the residence of Mb J. On, subject to a mortgage of about £2B, bearing interest at (i per cent. Full particulars and terms at sale. Med Farmers' Alliance, [limited,] WIUIS-STKEET, WEtIINGTON. WOOL SALES, 1895-96, rpHE Farmers' Alliance will, as usual 1 hold Auction Sales of Wool in Wellington, The dates arranged for the series are : Gth DECEMBER, 1895 mil JANUARY, 1896 ldth FEBRUARY, 1890 There is ample assurance of a very large attendance of Colonial and Foreign Buyers at the local wool sales, consequently there is likely to be keen competition for all lots olTcrcd, Minimum Charms! Prompt Account Saius ! Casu Remittances ! On lots offered and not sold No charge for handling mill be made. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCESFREE OF COMMISSION. The Alliance offers exceptionally favourable terms for Shipping Wool to London. C. W. MULLINS, Secretary. DEAR MADAM.-Having secured the ; services of Misses Prbhtioe and i Vibkrt, Dressmakers, I tespecttully solicit i your interest and patronage, Miss Prentice is well and favorably known, while Miss Vibert comes to mo with first-class refer- , onces, having served her apprenticeship ; under such capablo moilisks ns Misses Gleoßon, Mitchell and Finney, late of the W.F.O.A, Being desirous ot adding to the ; prestige of my Dressmaking Departments led mo to engago their services, while in : anticipation ol a large increase ot trade, I have imported direct from tho Homo mnrkob, a choice and exclusive lot of Dress Goods, embracing creponnos in ait and plain designs, piques, serges, drills, prints, delaines, single robe lengths, and man; other novelties. lam now in a position to supply tho above at 15 per cent, to 20 per cent, below Colonial bought warehouse goods, Dressmaking charges will bo extremely moderate, and patrons can with confidence rely on Good Fit and Stylo. Patrons may have the choice of either Miss Prentice or Miss Vibert, to - exeoute their orders. Thanking you in anticipation and respsclfully soliciting a call,—l have, eta., 0. PEAGNELL. Draper and Clothier, (Next the Clock), Qdebh-st Masteetok, mAKE WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT (± OURE | For Coughs and Colds. I Sold 07 iH Gwcen, is 6d wd 2s 6d Mile,