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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 397, 24 February 1880, Page 3

pro V-i IMPOKTANT SALE OF RAMS. > JM. GIEDLESTONE has tlie pleasure • .to announce tlmt he. has received instructions to offer for' sale by public auction at the Ram Fair to be'lit Id-at the Pastoral location's-, grounds at Carterton, ; v on THURSDAY, 2Gth. February— ■ • About 328 carefully selected Earns from the flock :of George Hunter, Esq. j Of Welling-ton,-comprising Cotswold, Lincoln and Leicester, 2,4, and 6-too.. , These Rains have been '■'dfcpastiM neiir to Masterton for the last twelvemonths, and are in' splendid condition. The Auctioneer will be glad to show the stock to intending purchasers any time before the sale. ■' 373 - - : ■ ROBERT' W YET E, STOREKEEPER Next Empire Hotel, Queen-st,, Masterton ■ A large stock of Groceries, Ironmongery, Fancy Goods, Fruit, &c. Coffee and Luncheon Rooms by Mrs Wyeth. ■ m QOVENT. GARDEN FRUIT MART ffiUIT! FRUIT ! FRUITI The undersigned have just received a large consignment of—; Apples Plums » Cherries Pineapples Dates - • Cocoa Nuts Pea Nuts &c. GILLETT & MENOE, FRUITER EES, CONFECTIONERS, AND POULTERERS, Opposite the Club Hotel aud next to Kibblewhite's Temperance Hotel, Queen-st,, Masterton, . 334 \TORTH WAIRARAPA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. THE COMMITTEE of the above Society will meet, at the Institute until further notice every MONDAY afternoon at three O'clock, and will be prepared at each meeting to deal with any applications for relief which may be made, Donations and annual subscriptions will be thankfully received by any member of the Committee or by R, BROWN, Treasurer, "\PPOSITE THE BANK OF NEW J ZEALAND, WELLINGTON. NEW "GOODS We are now showing our ' NEW SEASON'S SHIPMENTS In every department, and' for "Quality, Extent and Cheapness of prices, they exceed anything ever submitted, to'our friends. Visitors to Wellington by road, rail ;or •steamer, make your way to the Corner Shop, opposite the Bank of- New Zealand. Lambton Quay, Wellington. £20,000 TO SELECT FROM, and at prices that give satisfaction' to all purchasers, Mcdowell brothers, Sole Agents for the Singer Manufacturing Company'? Sewing Machines, Our Clothing Shop has been enlarged to double the former size. Dress Costumes and Mantles made on the Premises by a large and efficient staff. Mcdowell buos. AU TU M N SHOW, -WEDNESDiY FEB. 25. .JJORTICULTURAL AND JNDUSTEIAL SOCIETY, IN THE TOWN HALL.- ■ • Open from 2 to fi, and from 7 to 10 p.m. Admission-Afternoon,' 1/; evening, 1/-. PROGRAMME of PRIZES on application to the Secretary, All ENTRIES must lie made by 9 p.m. on the 24th inst, NON-MEMBERS may exhibit on payment of a fee of Is for each exhibit. KB.— I The Committee trust that farmers wi'l send exhibits of cereals to the Show, W. M, EASTHOPE, S3 . Secretary pro tem, DOWN THE Tauhcrenikau.Boiling Down Works are now open for the season. Terms—lod per head. ALFRED TYER. MJLL UNIMPROVED FARMS near .J Featherston amlGreytown, in blocks to suit purchasers. Open swamp and bußh country. Deferred payments. Apply Messrs Joseth and Phillips,-Dry River Station; Lower Valley, ■ ' ■ 34;; E. JONES, "DREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER, L) Featherstos. Families waited on-daily." Terms monthly. Small Goods of Every Description. ... 387 RELIMINARY NOTICE. The estate of the late Henry Bannister, at Akura, will shortly be offered by the Execute for sale by tender. The land is all fenced into convenient sections. Particulars will be given in future advertisement. 36 notice. npHE undersigned, trading asfellmongers JL under the style of "Common and Harvey," have' dissolved partnership by mutiul consent. All debts owing by the late firm will be paid bj George Harvey, who willalso receive all accounts due to the firm and continue the business. ■ ■ . JOHN COMMON,' GEORGE HARVEY. Masterton, Feb. 13,1880.