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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 531, 2 August 1880, Page 3

SALE OF STOCK, PRODUCE, SATURDAY, 7th AUGUST, At 2 o'clock, By Order of the Trustee in the Estate C . Mr W. MORRISON, Under Bill of Sale At the Chaff and Corn Store, Main-street Masterton. J" lORNS & CO. will sell as the above the whole of the valuable Stock, Farm Pro duce and Implements, of Mr W, Morrison, The sale will bo entirely uareserTed, and will comprise 1 — 200 Lincoln Ewes Milch Cowa The Prize Draught Mare, Blossom, it foal to Prince Charlie, with yearling colt foal, by Wallace, at foot Draught horses . Saddte haoki Superior cart and harnsis Ploughs, harrows Chaffcntter, sundries Oats, chaff, straw 8 pigs, various ajes Splendid spaniel, 18 months old, bred by H. Redwood, . Esq., broke* to • gun First-clasi sheep and cattle collie, bred by E. Meredith, Esq,, by Tasmanion dog, out of slut from CanterburT> . . '531 10 THE EDITOR OF THE WAIRARAPA DAILY. T Sir,—lt is now one year since we left the Old Country to try our fortunes in the Colonies, and nine months since we commenced business in Carterton. On commencement, our chances of success appeared very small, the spirit of Opposition was very groat; the ruling prices in Carterton went down in one short week amazingly, owing to our determination to sell cheap. At the end (n ritl A IHfttlrll I'ttA «nn»> a,* u I. ' ■ was surprising. The reasons are: Our customers are treated with civility, they find tlioy can get all tliey require (without the usual thing in Carterton, viz.: every second or third- article asked for," We don't keep it"); they also find our goods, not only cheapest through being imported direct, but also the very best through being well selected. Our goods were also bought for cash during the great depression at Home, which is the result of our defying competition, . This (Autumn & Winter) season we have received our second importation (per ship, Caroline) of good useful' Grocery, Drapery; Millinery, Guns and Ammunition. We now respectfully invite an inspection of our splendid new stock, which will bear comparison with any in the Wairarapa. Wishing your newspaper all the success it We remain, lour truly, B, A. GARDENER & SON, P.S.—We have made the following reductions for cash in the grocery department; Candles, IOJd.; all jams, Bd,; best cheese, BJd; Bell & Blaok's matohes, 6d. Agent for Wairarapa Datlt, PHOTOGRAPHY. riIHE undersigned 'has the pleasure of ■*: _ notifying that his new Photographic Studio is now ready for the reception of Carte de Visit©, Cabinet, and other Photographs taken; also enlarged; or reduced for brooches, lockets, or rings. Photographs and other pictures copied. Views taken in any part of the district, Charges—lss per doxen, 10s per half dozen, Fammes and groups arranged with. THOS. E. PRICE, Educational Depository, Queen-street, MASTERTON. 287 § 0 1' I C E The JOBBING OFFICE of the WAIRA RAPA DAILY is supplied with the beat and Material in the district, It is the ONLY Office in the WAIRARAPA which can execute Job Printing equal m style and finish to the BEST WELLINGTON OFFICES. A 1 orders PROMPTLY and EFFICIENTLY executed at MODERATE PRICES. T I 0 BOOTS! BOOTS I. W. TAYLOR begs to inform the inhabitants Tinui, Whareama, arid Castlepoint dis tricts that he has commenced business TINUI, and trusts by punctuality and tion to merit a share of public patronage J9ST Note the Address— W. TAYLOR, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER Near Mr Miller's Tenui Hotel), T NU I 9 JQUNOAN CAMERON SADDLER AND HARNESS-MAKER (Opposite N.Z. Times Office), ' Willis-street, Wellington, D.C. begs to thank the Wairarapa public for the liberal patronage ha received when it business amongst them, and wishes to draw their attention to the fact that by favoring him with then* orders they can procure i really good article and one which he car guarantee, All work sent out is made undei his own supervision on the premises, and il the settlers of the Wairarapa desire to i&Tt money they oannot do better than send t< him for whatever article they require in thi Harness or Saddlery line. One especial fea ture he Would draw their attention to is thi fact that lie delivers all goods FREE at thi Greytown railway station, thni making thi prices charged by him oheaper than anj house in the colonies. A large assortment of Ladies', and Gents Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Spurs, and every thing appertaining to the trad#. D.C. wishes to. call attention to. his owi Wellington-made Carriage, Buggy, Gig, an< Leading do., and desires to draw particnk notice to m special Kiie-best America] Harness-really good ;, the onl; Wuse in town where this may lw prww^." / Cheapest Souse in Wellington for flash.. Special Notice.—All goods delivered fret a Greytown Railway Station Country orders punctually attended to. . DTO.OAN, CAMERON, MiHiiitiiiWMiiaw