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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 315, 14 November 1879, Page 3

RE-SALE OF THE EIGHT GATES AT THE OPAKI RACES, DEC. 2 and 3. rpllE purchaser of the above failing to 1 complete, JOHNS and FERGUSSON, will re-aell tho right of the Gates on Saturday next, at their Yards, Mssterton. Terms; OiifctMul Cash; balance on second day of Races, Sals at 2 o'clock, NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. To Storekeepers, Hotel Proprietors, heads of Families and others. £7OO GENERAL MERCHANDISE At Your Own Pi-Ices. "171 H. WOOD AND CO. desire to imJJ • press upon all who study economy received positive instructions to sell the whole of Mr J. Macaiia's Large Stock of General Merchandise ENTIRELY WITHOUT RESERVE. Thebaic commences at 11 o'clock sharp on FRIDAY, the 14th inst,, at Mr Macara's Store, Main-street, Greytown. 812 FRIDAY, 14th NOVEMBER, AND FOLLOWING DAYS, Commencing at 11 3.111. sharp; UNRESERVED SALE. ALL GOODS AT YOUR OWN PRICES! F. H. WOOD & CO, TTAVE received instructions from Mr JOHN MACARA, to sell by Public Auction on (lie premises, Main-street, Greytown, commencing at 11 a.m,, the whole of his large and well-assorted stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Comprising— Drapery, Clothing Millinery Hoots iind shoes Saddlery Glassware Ironmongery Stat one r.' Grocery Crockery Fancy Goods Lamps &c., Ac.

BARGAINS! BARGAINS! At 11 a.m. sharp, ON FRIDAY, 14th, and FOLLOWING DAYS. BE IN TIME. Terms :-Under £2O cash; over £2O, Three months approved bill; Over i'so, Four months do. ]?. H. WOOD A CO, s '2 Auctioneers. SATUiiDAY, KO7EMBEI! 15, At 2 o'clock, piPOBTANT & UKRKSEBYED SALE I'RuPEItTIES, SToCK, Etc., AT MASTERTOAT. km k PEKGUSSON lave received instructions from the Trustee ley, to sell at the Yards, Masterton, on Nov. 15, as follows : Lot 1, Section 92, of 10 acres, fronting the Upper Plain road, being subdivided by well-kept hedges into four paddocks. Has a good House, Dairy, Cowshed, Earn, Traps, Shed, Pigstyes, etc., Flower Garden, Kitchen Gmdcn, and a well-stocked Orchard. The property is well watered and laid down in nrtifieial Grasses; plenty of firewood, and is beautifully sheltered by a magnificent fore.-.t behind. The property is within a few minutes' walk of Mastcrton. and should make a very snug home, or siifcable for a model farm. Subject to a mortgage of follO at 10 per cent for 2 years, with the option of extending to 5 years.

Lot 2. Section fi", cf 2 acres, Upper Plain, with Js secured by fence and ornamental hedges. This property is just on the boundary of the l : 'oro: gh, and would make a comfortable home for a business man. Mortgaged to Mr A. lie-Master for €2OO at 10 per cent, now expiring. Also, at the same date—--5 Horses, including harness horse, trap horse, hacks, and young stock 1 well bred Bull; young Harrows Harness Farm Cart and Harness; superior lot Spring Cart and Harness; strong Splendid f.'hafi' Cutter Household Furniture Etc. Etc. For particulars or inspection of the property apply to the Auctioneers, 30,! lOHNS & FERGUSSON.

nOBOUGH OF MASTEBTON. THE ELECTION of a perron to fill the ollico of Mayor for the Borough of Jlasttrton will ho held at the Courthouse here on WEDNESDAY, (lie 20th current, in room of Mr Duncan McPregor, whose term of ollice expires, The nomination of candidates will take I'hiCo-at the Town Hall, on FRIDAY, the 14th current, at I'2 o'clock, noon. Nomination pnper- may he obtained from Mr James Bro'.vn or tli-* iunlei\si.rii.:d. Every candidate, at tliu ti>w .if li : s nomina:ioj\ must deposit with nte the s.mi »| 11. WILSONE, Masterton, November 8, 1ST!). ;iil BEKT W V JiT h| STOBEKEEPER, Next Empire Hotel, Queen-st., Masterton. A large stock of ''roceries, Ironmon-'ery Fancy Goods. Fruit, Ac. ° C'ollce and Limchcuu iioouis by Mrs Wyeth.