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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 83, 12 February 1879, Page 3

HKATAHUNA HOTEL. THE above Establishment has recently been built anil furnished, regardless ot cost] to provide- a COMFORTABLE HOME for visitors to this picturesque and delightful locality, and also first-class accommodation for TItAVELLERS, Including : Lofty and Commodious 'Bedrooms. Eight-stall Stable and Loose Boxes. Paddock accommodation snperiorto any - in the Provincial District. i WINES AND SPIRITS of the best Brands, ( The Napier. Palmerston, and Masterton Coaches make this Hotel their terminus. PRIVATE APARTMENTS FOR FAMILIES. TO SPORTSMEN. Mr E. Gheen will make special arrangements for Shooting Parties. The supply of Pigeons and Ducks in the neighborhood is in exhaustible. 43 mUESDAY, 4th MARCH, IMPORTANT SALE CATTLE, SHEEP, AND HORSES. Messrs BETHUNE & HUNTER Will soil by public auction, at Mr Hunter's farm, Kairoi, near Wellington, on Tuesday, the 4th March, 1879, at 1 o'clock— THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE CATTLE, SHEEP, & HORSES, SHORT-HORN BULL "Father Christmas," sire Royal Butterfly 28th, dam Jcssamino 6th SHORT-HORN BULL, "King O'May," sire Father Christmas, dam Second Queen O'May SHORT-HORN BULL "Second King O'May," sire father Christmas, dam Second Queen O'May BULL CALF (not named), sire lata Christmas, dam Third Queen O'May BULL CALF (notnamed), sire Father Christmas, dam Fourth Queen O'May. BULL OALF(notnamcd), sire Father Christmas, dam Chorister 20 SHORT-HORN COWS & HEIFERS, WITH PEDIGREES, QUEEN O'MAY, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and sth PRINCESS O'MAY, Ist, 2nd, and 3rd • DUCHESS O'MAY MARCHIONESS O'MAY, Ist, 2nd COUNTESS O'MAY, Ist, 2nd, 3rd Tho above are all descended from the imVied cow Queen O'May. Brought out in the Asterope in the year 18G1. See Coates' Herd Book, vol. 14, page G6O. SHADOW, Ist, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and sth Shadow was got by Eclipse, dam Dairymaid, (See Canterbury Herd Book.) JULIET (imported), sire Baron Wastivatcr, 3049; dam Lady Julia 2nd, (See Coates' Herd Book, vol. 22, page 359 LADY ASHRIDGE (imported), sire Twenty-sixth Duke of Oxford, 33,708; dam, Mary Stuart, (See Coates' Herd Book, vol, 22, page li4B HEIFER CALF, out of Juliet; sire, Prince Killerby HEIFER CALF, out of Second Queen O'MAY, sire Father Christmas.

28 HEAD More or Less, Well-bred COWS and HEIFEKS. STUD SHEEP. 4 Lincoln Earns (Imported) 2 Leicester Rams do 3 Southdown Rama do G3 Lincoln Bams GO Leicester Earns 24 Cotswold Earns 800 Lincoln Ewes ISO Leicester Ewes 100 Cotswold Ewes And a number of Choice Lincoln, Leicestor Cotswold, and Southdown Earn and Ewe Lambs. MARES, Chestnut Draught Mure, from Victoria Bay Draught Mare from Tasmania Bay Draught Mare from Tasmania One Imported Boar. Three Imported Sows. The Stock are now on view at the farm. They can be examined at any time, and further particulars ascertained on application to the manager. A number of agricultural implements and other articles will be sold aftor the Stock. Catalogues containing the pedigrees of the stock and other information will ho issued in a few days. LUNCH AT 12 O'CLOCK. Wellington, Jan. 30,1879. 43 O 1 REWARD. £1 E s -' LOST on Saturday, on the Upper Plain Road, between Masterton and Compton's PIaceJ»ENEVA WATCH, German Silver Case, Ho. 20, with key, By leaving tho same at the Waikabapa Daily Office, the finder ■ will receive the above reward, 43 n E A N D ART UNI ON, Ist Prize—Drawing-room Suite, £SO. Eight Prizes in all of the value of £IOO. 100 Tickets, £1 oach, Tickets at J. Williams' and Farmer's, Masterton ; Giles, Carterton ; or Salmon & Hatiiaway, Grey town. 43 TTT SKIPPER, (Lato of Shaw. Wellington), Practical Watch & Clock Makee, Jeweler, Gold & Silversmith, (Opposite the Empire Store), MASTERTON. All orders promptly attended to. Repairs carefully executed, and workmanship guaranteed, Feb. 12,1879. 45