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New Zealand Times, Volume LVII, Issue 2581, 6 August 1895, Page 4

THIS DAY, TUESDAY, C'tit AUGUST, At 10 o’clock. I I Tons Splendid Oarnaru Table Potatoes. 5 Tons Swede Turnips. , d 1 FORGE THOMAS & CO. will noil " ■JT at thoir room*. Cc/htomhouhp qxtat, as above, ox Unmoor, landing this morning—--120 60 Sucks very prime potatoes . Sacks Swede turnips Delivery from Queen’s Wbarf. / No reserve. 386 THURSDAY, Btu AUGUST, At 11 o’clock. IMPORTANT TRIAL CONSIGNMENT OF AN ASSORTED PARCEL OP MILDURA DRIED FRUITS, S'i EORGE THOMAS & CO. have received VJT instruotions to sell at their rooms, Customhouse quay, on Thursday, Bth August, nt 11 o'clock, on account of the Miidura Fruit Growing Association—--90 Boros, oaoh 201 b, assorted raisins (for dessert and culinary purposes) Samples are now available, and the trade Brc invited to inspect each description. BCO ' WEDNESDAY, 7th AUGUST, At 1 o’clock. PEDIGREE AYRSHIRE CATTLE. AT LOWER HUTT YARDS. AO. TAINE & CO. will hold thoir • next sale at Hutt Yards on above date and sell — Account of Mr J. C. Cull, of Oamaru—--t d~» Pedigree Ayrshire cows and iu heifers. 1 Ayrshire bull, “ Jack Bunsby,” bred by Messrs Kogorson and Fleming lAldornov bull, bred by W. J. M. Larnaoh, Esq. Most of the cows are prize winners, and ■bred by noted Ayrshire breeders, viz: — Messrs Ferguson. Kogorson and Fleming, Duncan, Cook Bros., and Cowan. The cow “Qinome” holds.tho record for weight of milk in Now Zealand. Tho cows and heifers are all coming to calve and timed for August and September, and are for positive sale. Catalogues ou application. Account of other vendors—--180 prime fat wethers ICO prime fat owes (The above are from tho Wairarapa and are described ns a first class lot) 10 head mixed cattle 2 cows, just about calving 110 store sheep. Pigs, horses, &o. Further entries are invited and should bo am do early for publicity. 200 FRIDAY, AUGUST 9th, At 1.30 o’clock. WEEKLY SALE OP FURNITURE IN OUR ROOMS. AO. TAINE & CO. will hold their • regular weekly sale of furniture iu thoir rooms, as above, and soil— General household furniture, 4c., of various descriptions. Pianos and American organ. Full particulars later on. V/i> soil every Friday, Spooial sales of furniture, &e., can bo arranged for. 381 SATURDAY, AUGUST 10th, At 2 o’clock. WEEKLY SALE OFIIORSESIN OUR YARDS. A O. TAINE & CO. will hold thoir • Weekly Sale of Horses aslabovo, and sell . Draught horses Harness horses and hacks Drays, traps, harness, saddles, &c. Entries are now being received, and can be made lit the office in yards on day of sale. 382 PALMERSTON SALE. THURSDAY, Bth AUGUST. i URAHAM AND WILLIAMS will sell A by public auction, as above, at 1 10 first-class dairy cows ion 2-toath owes SCO first-class Lincoln ewes in lamb S 1 Lincoln owes in lamb JOO first-class Lincoln lambs 100 woolly lambs HO 2-tooth wethers 100 fat and forward ewes 200 shorn lambs 18 2i-yoar steers 100 Lincoln lambs 120 prime fat ewes IS fat heifers ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, 3 Auctioneers. PALMERSTON LITE STOCK AUCTION MARKET. THURSDAY, AUGUST Bth, At 12 o’clock. [TATTHEW HENRY will sell by public L auction— . f . 12 woaners - 5 cows in calf SO ewes in lamb , , 120 prime fat owes 40 store ewes - ■ 250 first-class Lincoln owes in lamb (» good line) ‘ 10 weahor pigs. 366 MUTTON BIRDS. MUTTON BIRDS. TITI. TITI. lOWNSEND & PAUL have just received their first shipment of fresh and cooked tton birds, consisting of—r.OO packagos. This year’s shipment is a very superior one to last year’s, and wo can specially recommend them - . ' 'Also, Oats, chaff, bran, pollard, hay, straw, flour, oatmeal, bacon, hams, cheese, soap, ’’candles, kerosene, potatoes, onions, swedes, ottrrots ■ ' TOWNSEND & PAUL, Fruit and Produce Salesmen, Willin'street, Wellington. GUANO. GUANO. fTE hare just received a cargo of V Chesterfield Island« Guano. This mo has been extensively .used for years in r ; South Island, and given splendid results, turnips, potatoes, carrots, and other root >a of grass it' cannot be beaten at tho Obdhb Early to |3avk Disappointment. : Price ... .... 60s per ton, bagged.’ A. G. TAINE & CO. Auctioneers 9 GEORGE THOMAS & 00., A U C T I O NJE B R S 'ENERAL EBCHANT S. PRODUCE STORES i CUSTOMHOUSE ' QUAY, WELLINGTON, FRUIT~MARKET, HARRIS STREET, The following lines arc always ON SALE PRIVATELY— * Seed Potatoes,, including Flukes, Lapstones, Early 1 Rose, Breezes, Redskins, Emperors, and 12 ether 1 'varieties. ; ' Silver Dust and Snowdrift Flour. . , , McGill's, Hay’a and Harrawny s Oatmeal. Bran, Pollard, Oaten Sheaf an Straw Chaff. „ Prime Short. Oats, Long Outs, Duns and 1 Block Tartarian Oats. i: Whole Fowl Wheat, Feed Barley. Wliole andl Crashed-Beans,- Whole and Crushed Maize. Blue Peas and Partridge Peas. Derwentand other descriptions of Potatoes. Onions, Hay (Meadow and Oaten). Baled Oaten and Whoatea Straw. Rye Grass Seed, Cocksfoot, Clovers.’ - Cow Omsk, Alsike,: Trefoil, Timothy- - Primo Factory and Akaroa Cheese. Green’s Canterbury Homs and Beacon (sides •' and rolls). - ;T ■ ; ■ Honey in largo and small tins. Fresh and Salt Batter (separator and dairy).' Ac., 40., - 40. AUCTION SALESof all descriptions conducted in town or country with effloionoy, promptitude and moderate charges. ACCOUNT SALES rendered without delay. Bankers and Reference i THE COLONIAL BANK OP NEW ZEALAND. 375 IMPORTANT TO POTATO GRO WERS GEORGE THOMAS 4 CO. will have on sale early in June—--10 tons assorted and specially selected TASMANIAN GROWN SEED POTATOES, including j Black’s Dor-*ents, Early Rose, Kidneys. White Elephants, Breeze’s Prolincs, Pink Eyes, Flukes, 40., 40. Notb. —This importation from Tasmania has been deemed 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 THOMAS & ao < 177 ■ Customhouse qnav. Gteoegb Thomas & - Co.,i Hare pleasure in announcing that on • FRIDAY MORNING NEXT They are receiving the usual shipment of , - YOUNG TRUSSED sOWpB> , | at 3/-, PEEPAIfi.;CASH (3/6 booked)-