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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1625, 5 March 1884, Page 3

F. Hi Wood. .. :. . FRIDAY, MARCH 7, ' At2p.ii!, TOWN IIALL. GREYTOWN. Unreserved Auction Sale OF HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITS. 1 11. WOOD will sell by public nucjl- . tion as above (day after the Show)A large collection of very. choice Pot plants"■ Bulbs of all sorts And other exhibits Entries for this sale cau bo made up to time of sale. P. 11. WOOD, 1623 Auctioneer. SATURDAY, MARCH 8. GREYTOWN AUCTION ROOMS. FH. WOOD will sell by public auction .at llis Ureytown Auction lioflms, ou the above date—- ' General Morc!iandiß3 ot every description New and Secondhand Furniture, &a, &e, &c, ! Entries received up to fimo of sale. SATURDAY, MAROF 8, M 2 o'Cloek, Amalgamated Friendly Societies' Sports Privileges. "Ijl 11, WOOD .has been favored with in.ls struetions.to sell by public auction at .his Rooms,-Grey town, on the above date, at 2 p.m. sharp— The Privileges in connection with the Amalgamated Friendly Societies' Sports, to be held at Mr Mead's Paddoolt, Greytown, on Monday (St-Patrick's Day) the 17th day cf March, comprising— Lot 1, The Gatos 2. Publican's Booth 3. Refreshment do' 4. l"iuwy Goods Stall and Games WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12. At One p.m. IMPOmNT SALE OF ABOUT 4000 SHEEP. A IWtion of the Famous TUPUIiIJPURIj' FLOCK. PASTORAL SOCIETY'S YARDS, CARTERTON. FH, WOOD his been favored with • instruction!! from W, 0. Buchanan, Esq., M.0.K., to sell by public auction on the above'date, at one o'clock, in conjunction with Messrs Lowes and lorns, at the Wairarapa and East Coast Pastoral Society's Yards, Carterton, Betwcou Q AND OAAf) LINCOLN EWES 1 000 LINCOLIv LAMBS ' In lots to suit buyers, Fuller particulars in future advertisement. Mr Buchanan is.so well known as a careful breeder of Lincolhs, ahd his sheep have obtained such a high and widespread reputation, that further comment is unnecessary. Buyers of sheep will find it decidedly to their interest to attend this sale. F, H, WOOD, 1623 Auctioneer, Dwan ■& Co. MONDAY, 3rd MARCH, 1884, At 1 o'clock p.m. AT THE UPPER HUTT, MONDAY, 3ki> MARCH, Important sale by Auction. On the promises of Mr George Hall, Uppor Hntt, near tho Presbytery, Lower Town, TO Dairymen, Cattle-breeders, and Speculators in quest of good, quiet, well bred stock this sale should recommend itself, Tv WAN & CO. favored with iustructions J from Mr George Hall, who is leaving the district will sell by auction as abovo—--13. well bred cows, in full milk 4 young springers 4 3-year old heifers (in calf) .. SI heifers-yearlings and 2-year-olds 1 15 months old bull-out of Blossom, by Young; Butterfly 1 thoroughbred brood marc *5 purebred white Berkshire breeding sows Farming •implements; dairy utensils, household furniture* chaff cutter, pigeons, poultry,-, ic.,'. It is a well-known fact -that an intelligent breeder, who keeps nothing but blooded stock, oven down to pigeons, if pigeonß may be called stock, makes a fortune, when a stupid capitalist, who, through cheapness, deals in scrubbers and over-bred stock, losc3 thousands.: ■ - Terms Cash. ■ 1616 DWAN' & CO. KAPP & HARE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SPLENDID SAMPLE ! GRASS SEEDS. Consisting Of— While Clover lied „ Alsyko Trefoil Ametican Cow Grass Timothy ':.'■'■ Rape Seed. . . ■ ' Green-top Yellow, Scotch Turnips ; Purple „ Shceps' Parsley ' Burnet Tall Meadow Ficcuc Hard „ Sheeps' „ Red Crested Dogstail Meadow Foxtail Italian Rye Grass Fiprin - Sweet Vernal'". Poa Praetensis ' Poa Triviatis ' . Samples' and Prices on application at the I ■'-' : Emporium, JRAPP AND HARE.