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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1680, 2 March 1885, Page 3

F. H. WOOD. TUESDAY, MARCH 3. STOCK SALE AT MB MoLEODS YARDS, MARTINBOROUQH. F. H. W 0 0 1) Will sell by public auction, ns above, com meuciug at I.SO sharp—--200 halfbred Lamb.-, in tlic woo! 11 Yearlings, mixed stewand heifers 3 Milch Cows, with calves at (out 3 2-tooth Lincoln Rams, purebred 2 Pedigree Bulls Store Ewes Store Wether s Dairy Cows Mixed Cattle Horses Entries for above sale can be trade up to time of sale. F. H. WOO , 132 Auctioneer. THURSDAY, MARCH 5. At 1.30 o’clock. USUAL MONTHLY STOCK SALE AT MR HAMMEEICH'S YARDS, GEEYTOWN. P. H. WOOD, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, MARCH 7,1885. Masterton, At One p.m. Unreserved Bale of about 27,000 feet of DRESSED TIMBER. F. H. WOOD Has received instructions from E. Toomath. Esq., to sell by Public Auction at his Mill, Queen street, Masterton, as above, about 27,000 feet of Dressed Timber, including Skirting, Matohlining, Rusticating, Mouldings, Architroves, &c., Doors, Sashes, Glass, &0., &0., Without Reserve. F. H. WOOD, HI Auctioneer.

THURSDAY, MAECH 12. At One p m. AT THE W. & E. 0. P. S. YARDS, CARTERTON. Important Sale of about—ft/IAA FIRST CLASS BREEDING EWES, a portion of the famous Tupurupuru flock. F. H. WOOD Has been favored with instructions from W. C. Buchanan, Esq.,M. H. R., to sell by Public Auction, as above, in conjunction with Messrs Lowes and lorns, at the Pastoral Society’s Yards, Carterton, about 4")/ WA/A LINCOLN EWES, from two tooth to full mouth, Mr Buchanan’s name and reputation as a breeder of Lincolns, is so well established, and his sheep have obtained such a high and wide spread reputation, that further comment is unnecessary. Buyers will find it decidedly to their advantage to attend this ANNUAL SALE. P. H. WOOD, 140 Auctioneer. 5 •A."') FEATHERSTON ROAD BOARD. TENDERS are required for the fol lowing works ; 1. Forming and metalling .') ! chains road at Otaraia. fl. Formation of 74 chains of road from iron Gale, Wharekaka Plain. o. Widening drain and forming road in Tuhitarata Swamp. 4. Clearing bush and scrub oil' one mile of Dudding’s Line. Plans and specifications tu be soon at tho Institute, Creytown, and Mr G. Pain’s store, Martinborough.

Tenders addressscl to the Chairman of the Board, Featherston, marked “ Tender,” must be sent in on or before FEIDAY, the 6th day of March, 1885. W. SXEET, 131 6 Clerk to the Board.

GHETTO WN HORTIOULTUKAL AM) INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. THE AUTUMN SHOW Will be held in the TOWN HALL, GREYTOWN, ON FRIDAY, MARCH 6. Full particulars iu Catalogues, to be had from the Members of the Committee and the Secretary. The following special prizes will bo give 11 at the forthcoming Horticultural Society’ 8 Show, at Greytown Mr A. Chisholm, fo r best tinted drawing of a ball (in pencil) on a stand of any kind, 10s. Free hand drawing, >• No compaßS." Mr D. Cameron, best 2 dozen eggs, 2s. Mr Barnard, scnr, best collection artificial fruit, prize value 6s. ,M. Casclberg and Co., for the best collection ladies' fancy work, a pair of handsome vases. Mr F. H. Wood gives prize of 7s 6d for best specimen of knitting. Beet crewel work. Mr G. Gardener’s prize value ss. Best collection wool work, Mr Clark, Carterton, prize value 10a. Mrs Maui.ceil will picsont a piize for best flowering shrubs. Mr W. C. Buchanan has promised a, special prv.e, uuii Messrs Fabian Brothers kerosene lamp for mod ■' ints if ' u”. ■ 10? A L ’A i. 1- • li, Saerttary.