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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 697, 19 February 1881, Page 3

IMPORTANT NOTICE, To Squatters, Station-holder?, and others, tTIHE Undersigned has now landing, an<} X to arrive (which will be sold Cheap)— 30 tons Best Annealed Fencing Wire— Nos. 6,7, and 8 10 tons Best Steel Fencing Wire—Nos. 9 and 10 . W reels of Star Barb Fencing Wire (4 barbs)—each 600 yds 20 k«ga each Cut and Diamond Point 20 tons Gospel Oak Galvanised Iron, 26 guaga—6, 7, and Bft 10 Miles Best Eabbit Netting—3G xIJ Grass Seods, Tea, Flour, Sugar, Tobacco, Veataa, and All other' STATION REQUISITES' always on hand, Quotations on application. R. 8, WATEBHOUSE, Featherston-it,, Wellington, THE SURPLUS SUMMER STOCK AT THE RATIONAL DBAPERY HOUSE Has Been VERY CONSIDERABLY REDUCED IN PRICE, TO EFFECT A SPEEDY CLEARANCE. for 6s 9d 13s 6d Cheno Delame for B>9d 15s 6d Caimelito for llsfid 16s 6d Sicilian for Ha Gd 20s Od Carmelito for 14s 6d 23s Od Carmelite for 16a 6dlOJd Lace Muslin for 7jd Is 3d Law Muslin for lOjd Isfidl/aco Cambric for is 2d MILLINERY AND HATS Reduced fully 50 per cent. A SPECIAL LOT O? 250 LADIES' 7s 6d LEGHORN HATS For U 6d, LADIES' TRIMMED HATS, HALF PRICE, GREAT BARGAINS THIS MONTH. -I. T. STEELE, Opposite the Government Buildup, and Ifow Ejtatipi'i,""" Central Store. [Estab, 1858,] r—» GEO. A. FAIRBROTHER, STOREKEEPER GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, CiRIERTON, While drawing attention to his Superior Stook of DRAPERY, Men's, Youths', and Boy's CLOTHING, Millinery, Hosiery, and Haberdashery, GROCERIES, Oilmen's Stores, Hardware, Holloware, Crookeryware] <h).i 40,, would reipeotfully ask the nblie to noteThat this is the Oldest Storekeeping Business in Wairarapi, That by dealing with tried firms, patrons can rely upon being treated in such a manner aB will induce repetition, That we buy direct from Manufacturer?, whether British, Foreign, or Local, and thuß SAVE MIDDLE PROFITS That when abandoning tho CREDIT system, the prices were thoroughly revised, and Goods are now marked at WELLINGTON WHOLESALE PRlCES—carriage added. That from January 1,1881, wo sell for CASH DOWN. That by dealing with those who sell for CASH ONLY, Cash Buyers avoid paying other people's debts, That we aro at all times Cash Buyers of Wool, Hide?, Tallow, Slieapskit\s, Rjibliitskiiiß, Butter, Eggs, itc., in any quantity, and offer the HIGHEST PRICES, GEO. A.-FAIRBROTHER, CENTRAL STORE, CARTERTON. ""Wt THE ANNUAL AND yi WE JjUIR. CJ)irf«c ikt Ampiets of THE WAIRARAPA AND' EAST COAST P4STORAL& AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, Will be held nt the Show Grounds, CARTERTON, ON BATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1881. Entries, accompanied by the entrance fees, must be lodged with tho Secretary at ■th? Booioty'a offices, Carterton, on or before Tuoksday, 17th February inst,, at 2 j>,m. In order m siifep|ei|t may be prpvlded and catalogues vendors aro requested to state on the entrj whether the Sheep are to be Bold by public auction, if bo by whom, or by private ar rangement j also whether to be Bold singlj or in pens of 5 or 10. All Sheep to be on the ground before 12, o'clock noon, and to be removed only b; permission of the Stewards. ENTRANCE FEES) First 5 sheep ~" .'.ls per head o?ef thatnumber . »d per head 2a per ueaa Auctioneers to draw lots for first turn o sale, and to be limited to 30 minufca b time, and 50 Bheep by number for eao! turn, Sale to commence •at 2'p.m, sharp, Admission FREE I W.C. BUCHANAN, President. Cartorion, "" • . ,'fwrowy 18.81,