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New Zealand Times, Volume LVII, Issue 2543, 22 June 1895, Page 4

THIS DAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 22kd, At 2 o’clock. SALK OF HORSES IN OUR YARDS. AO. TAXNE & CO. will sell in tLeir • yards, Harris street, as aboveDraught and light horses, drays, buggies, spring carts, harness, saddles and bridles, horse covers, &c. SXECIAL ENTRIES. 1 good draught mare, any trial 3 harness horses, all well broken 1 light bay gelding, Gyears old, goodhack and brolcen to all kinds of harness, with saddle and bridle, breastplate, a really good turn-out 1 bay gelding, 4 years old, trial 2 unbroken colts, fit for spring dray work D.B. buggy and set harness 1 horse, dray and sot harness Horse covers, saddles and bridles, &a. Entries can be made at our office or the ards up to hour of sale. MS WEDNESDAY, 2(Vr« JUNE, At 1 o’clock. PAT AND STORE STOCK SALE AT LOWER HUTT. AO. TAXNE & CO. will sell at their • Hutt yards, on above date— Fat and store cattle Fat and store sheep Horses, pigs, &e. Those who intend having stock at this sale are requested to make their entries at once. 5G2 HORSE SALE. HORSE SALE. AT OUR YARDS, HARRIS STREET,

THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 22nd JUNE, ’ At 2 o'clock, rfWVNSEND & PAUL will Hell in their J_ yards, Harris street, on the above date— Under instructions from the Oflicial Assignee in Thomas Dickson’s estate—--1 grey mare And under instructions from Messrs Cook and Gray in the estate of R. C. Holcroft — 2 trap horses and harness 2 bakcra’ carta, in splendid order And under instructions from Mr Gerald Coward, from Canterbury—--2 really pood carriage horses 2 splendid dog-cart horses Wo can recommend the above to anyone in want of a really good horse. Other entries taken up to time of sale. TOWNSEND & PAUL, 675 Auctioneers. PALMERSTON HORSE SALE. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 22nd JUNE, 1395. Abraham & williams win ««u by public auction, as aboveDraught horaoa Harness horses Hacks Vehicles And Fanners’ produce 4 tons good eating potatoes 20 fat goeso 1 wool press. 1358 PAHIATUA SALE. TUESDAY, 25th JUNE. Abraham and williams win soli by public auction, as above, at X p.m.— 200 full-mouth forward empty owes 300 first-class lambs 100 do do 200 mixed do 50 fat owes 50 full-mouth owes, in lamb 50 2 and 4-tooth owes, in lamb 50 2 and 4-tooth empty owes 30 full-mouth empty ewes 8 prime fat bullocks 15 3yr springing heifers. C4l PALMERSTON SALK. THURSDAY, 27th JUNE. Abraham and williams win soil by public auction, as above, at 1 p.m.— 100 2i and 3-year bullocks 20 mixed yearlings 20 empty cowa 15 ycarlinga 10 prime fat cowa 20 store cows 500 first-class shorn lambs 200 good fnt ewoa 150 forward ewes 500 mixed lambs ICO owes in lamb 150 2 and 4-tooth wethers 150 store wethers 200 good lambs ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS. 700 Auctioneers. LEVIN SaLE. FRIDAY. 28th JUNE. Abraham and williams win sen by publio auction as above—--2 dry cows 14 2 and 2£-yoar steers 100 2-tooth owes in lamb 33 wethers 100 owes 30 lambs 701 FRIDAY, sth JULY, 1895, At 2.30 p.m. HIGH LY IMPROVED FARM, TURAKINA. By order of the Mortgagee, under conduct of the Registrar of the Supremo Court. Messrs j. h. bethune & co. have received instructions from D. O. A. Cooper, Esq., Registrar of the Supremo Court, Wellington District, at the request of the Mortgagee, to sell by publio auction, at their rooms, Foathorston street, Wellington, on Friday, sth July, at 2.30 o’clock p.m All that piece of land, containing 1170 ACRES, more or loss, Being sections 43, 17, 19, 21, 23, and part 25 on the publio map of the Turalcina district, fenced and subdivided, together with the comfortable residence and extensive farm buildings erected thereon. The above property is situated on the main road from Balls to Wanganui, and is distant about two miles from the Turakina Railway Station, Title, Land Transfer. For further particulars and conditions of sale, apply to MESSRS BUCKLEY, STAFFORD and TREADWELL, Solicitors to the Mortgagee, Or to J. H. BETHUNE & CO., 550 Auctioneers. CHESTERFIELD GUANO. WE have to arrive shortly a cargo of Chesterfield Island Guano. This Guano has been extensively used for years in the South Island, and given splendid results. For turnips, potatoes, carrots, and other root oropa or grass it cannot be beaten at the price. 1 ORDERS NOW BEING BOOKED. Price at Ship’s Side, 55s per ton in bags.

561 A. G. TAINE & CO. Auctioneers' IMPORTANT TO POTATO GROWERS GEORGE THOMAS & CO. will have on snleoarlyin Juno—--10 tons assorted and specially selected TASMANIAN GROWN SEED POTATOES, including Black’s Dorwonts, Early Bose, Kidneys, White Elephants, Breeze's Prolifios, Pink Eyes, Elukos, Ac., &o. Notk. —This importation from Tasmania has boon doomed advisable owing to so many enquiries being received from local farmers and others for a Change of Seed. Orders are now being booked. Prices on application. GEORGE THOMAS & CO., 177 Customhouse quay. GEORGE THOMAS & 00., A. UCTIONEER3 AND Gr ENERAL Merchants. PRODUCE STORES: CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. FRUIT MARKET, HARRIS STEEEi. The following linos are always ON SALE PRIVATELY— Seed Potatoes, including Flukes, Lapstones, Early Rose, Breezes, Redskins, Emperors, and 12 other varieties. Golden Gem, Silver Dust and Snowdrift Flour. McGill’s, Hay’s and Harraway's Oatmeal. Bran, Pollard, Oaten Sheaf an Straw Chaff. Prime Short Oats, Long Oats, Duns and ' Black Tartarian Oats. Whole Fowl Wheat, Feed Barley. Wholo and Crushed Beans, Whole and 1 Crashed Maize. Blue Peas and Partridge Peas. Dor won tend other descriptions of Potatoes. Onions, Hay (Meadow and Oaten). Baled Oaten and Wheaton Straw. Bye Grass Seed, Cocksfoot, Clovers. Cow Grass, Alsiko, Trefoil, Timothy. Prime Factory and Akaroa Cheese. Green’s Canterbury Hams and Beacon (sides and rolls). Honey in large and small tins. Fresh and Salt Batter (separator and dairy). Ac., &0., &o. AUCTION. SALES of all descriptions conducted in town or country with efficiency, promptitude and moderate charges. ACCOUNT SALES rendered without delay. Bankers and Reference : THE COLONIAL BANK OP NEW ZEALAND. 375 Oeorge Thomas & Co. Have pleasure in announcing that on FRIDAY MORNING NEXT They are receiving the usual shipment of YOUNG TRUSSED FOWLS, AT 3/-» PER PAIR, CASH (3/6 booked). 398