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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 235, 3 December 1894, Page 3

• W. H. HAWKINS, Auctioneer. Pahiatua Stock Sale. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4th, at 1 p.m. -yy H. HAWKINS will sell at his yards, Pahiatua, as above—--15 head mixed cattle 10 yearlings, mixed sexes 2 store cows 10 weaners 8 weaners 5 store cows 8 yearlings 10 2-year old steers 12 18-month old steers 10 good quiet dairy heifers, empty 16 2 and 24-yr steers 130 2, 4 and" 6-tooth ewes in wool with their lambs Further entries invited, and advertised as received. W. H. HAWKINS, Auctioneer. Great Horse Sale. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4th, at 1 o’clock. w. H. HAWKINS has been instructed from A. McKee Esq., to sell by auction at his yards, Pahiatua— A A Head of Young Serviceable 4tU Horses, comprising—--10 young broken draughts, staunch 15 young hacks 0 light draughts and saddle 6 well-bred mares with foals at foot All the above are from the station of W. McLarin, Esq., Martinborougb, whose fame as a horse breeder is too well known to need any puff. Every animal is to be sold without reserve, so that everybody will be satisfied. W. 11. HAWKINS, Auctioneer. Lowes and lorns’ MASTERTON STOCK SALE.

WEDNESDAY, 12th DECEMBER, at one o'clock. J OWES & JOR K S will sell as above—--250 shorn wethers 60 fat ewes and wethers 50 woolly hoggets HO yearling cattle 10 yearling heifers 2 yearling steers 1 cow

Sale of Stock, Implements, Tools, Etc.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER *»th at 11 o’clock.

Messrs lowes and iorns have been favored with instructions from Messrs Murray, Roberts and Co., to sell on the property, Te Ore Ore, on the above day, without reserve, the whole of the live and dead stock, comprising

lOOOLeicester-Lineoln owes, l-tooth to f.m. with Lincoln lambs at foot, in lots of 300, 200, 200, 150, 100: 10 Lincoln rams from the host brooders : 100 shorn Lincoln-Lcicester owe hoggets ; 50 fat ewes. 1 milch cows ; 5 yearlings ; 1 shorthorn bull.

7 splendid draught geldings: 2 farm mares with foals at foot: 1 I-year-old filly and foal ; 1 3-year-old filly ; 1 2-yoar-old colt ; 2 yearling draughts; 2 saddle hacks ; 1 brood mare.

2 Hornsby reapers and binders, 2 Osborn reapers and binders, 1 "rasa mower, 1 grain drill. 1 turnip seed and manure drill, 1 grubber, 1 broadcast seed sower, 1 cbalT cutter and horse power 1 3 furrow plough, 3 double furrow ploughs, 1 single furrowplough. 1 disc harrow, Tripod barrows, 2 sets l leaf harrows, 1 iron horse rake, 1 lawn mower, 1 corn crusher, 1 large farm dray, 2 tip drays, frames, 8 sets cart harness, 9 sets plough and trace harness, 2 sets of leading harness, 9 plough and cart collars, 1 wool press, 1 wool table, 1 stump extractor, 1 store truck, platform scales, scales and weights, dray chains, rabbit traps, wheelbarrow, grindstone, anvil and bellows, etc., wire strainer, binder twine. 200 corn sacks, 300 totaraposts, dairy utensils, waggon and rick covers, boring machine, spades, shovels, axes, picks, forks, ropes, and general farm and station requisite.

—Lunch Provided.— To Let. Ijll' KNISIIEI> rooms lo lot. Apply Mrs It. R\kkr, Arthur street, Puhiatuo. rRS HILLIER, Ladies’ Nurse, .IV A late of Martinborough, is open for engagement. Address— Albert street, next door to Mr .1. O'ltrien, Pahiatua. dll ri lO LET. -For six years about 100 I AGUES level land, about two miles from creamery, divided into four paddocks, with permanent, streams of water. Further particulars apply Hkuai.i) Otlicc. di) ritO LET.—7-roomed house with .A scullery and other outbf ‘ings, with two acres of land. App >• O. Cuius tiankkn, Tiraumea road. tc Pahiatua Athletic Society. r ■ll IE adjourned annual meeting of A the al> re will be held on Tl ESDAI \'.\T, IV'eemb'r Ith, at the (Commercial Hotel, at H p.m. V commit .tee meeting will be held after tb" general meeting, da (iEUHC.E MOOKK, Secretary.