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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 110, 17 March 1879, Page 3

s ATURDAY, M/UICH 29ra, ' 1879, At il O'Clock. FURNITURE; ■ FURNITURE, FURNITURE. lORNS is FERGUSSON HAVE received instritctions from Mr 0. T, Farmer to soil tho whole of tho surplus Stock contained in the Warelionao lately occupied by liitn. The sale wjll be genuine and unreserved, and will inpMe every variety of Household Furniture, embracing— Drawing-room Suites Dining-room do Loo Tables Chairs Conches Bedsteads, Cots Sofas Carpets Rugs Mats Matting Fenders Chests of Drawers, in great variety Washstands Dressing Tables Pier Glasses Toilet Glasses Toilet Sets Pictures, including Oil Painting, Steel Engravings, and Oleographs And general furnishing goods too numerous to particularize. An inspection of the Goods is requested. Terms Under £25 cash • over that amount, if necessary, approved bills at three months, bearing Bank interest. Lunch will be Provided. MARCH 22nd, 1879, J at 2 o'clock, TOWN HALL, MASTERTON. lORNS & FERGUSSON HAVE received instructions to sell, at the Town Hall, Masterton, on the above date— Furniture Sewing Machines Crockery Books, in great variety Watches Clocks, &c. (55 s ATURDAY, 22nd MARCH, 1879. at 2 o'clock TOWN HALL, MASTERTON. lORNS & FERGUSSON HAVE received instructions to sell, at the Town Hall, on tho above d(iy— Furniture Sofas Dressers 2 second-hand Sowing Machinos 2 new Sewing Machines 2 do do 1 Circumformator, for taking fencing lines Sheep Shears Lamps Fancy Goods Ornaments Also,— A splendid assortment of Books, including the Classics. Terms at Sam. 76 M ASTERTON HOSPITAL. MR W. M. EASTHOPE having been appointed Secretary and Collector to the Masterton Hospital, is authorised to receive donations and annual subscriptions, which will in every instance be acknowledged in the Annual Report of the Committee. d. McGregor, 69 Chainnan. N OTIC ON behalf of my partners and myself I beg to ofi'er my sincere thanks to all parties who so effectually assisted in saving our stock from the late Fire. R. G. WILLIAMS, 69 Fro, WILLIAMS, CAMERON & CO. H A N K S. T T. C. B. GOLDER sincerely thanks those gentlemen who so ably exerted themselves in assisting to save his goods during the late fire. 6i5

JH H E LATE FIRE. L. TOZZI, in consequence of the late fire, has removed his business to the shop lately occupied hy Mr W. Taylor, sS" nearly opposite Empire Stove, where he is selling off his Stock at COST PRICE. 70 JLIIE JJA T E Pi RE. J. WILLIAMS TAKES this opportunity of returning his sincere tlmnks to all those who so ably assisted in saving his Stock from the late fire, and also begs to inform his numerous customers that pending the erection of a new building he will carry on business in his temporary premises, opposite Club Hotel, Masterton. JUST RECEIVED 20 cases of Cameron's celebrated cut A uncut -TOBACCOS.MASTEIITON VOLUNTEER EIRE BRIGADE. The regular Fortnightly Practices of the Brigade will take place at the Engine-shod at 7 p.m., on the SECOND and FOURTH WEDNESDAY of every month. Members are reminded that fines for nonattendance will be strictly enforced, W. M. EASTHOPE, 337 Secretary. JjJ D W I N PEI BT, GROCER AND DRAPER, WISHES to inform the public that he is now selling Candles at the very low price of 9d per lb. by the box of 251b, A trial solicited, Sub-Aoeht for : Union Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Now Zealand. And the Colonial Fire and Marine Insurance Company of New Zealand. 73 CROSSE, DENTIST, will shortly be in Masterton. Old patiepts will be interviewed,