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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 749, 22 April 1881, Page 3

SATUIiMY, April, 1881 Unreserved Sale ot New and Secondhand 1 Furniture, General Merchandise, &c,, Fl!, W (-OD & i'ii. -will sell liy public . auction at their rooms, < rcytown, oil the iibuvo date, at 2 p.rn, Without Kosorvo, Goods as above Drapery, Grocery Tea, Sugar, Flour, A'c., A'c. I. eluding something for everybody. Entries taken up to time of sal*.' 742 SATURDAY, -23 rd APBIL, A GOOD INVESTMENT FH. WOOD & CO. have received in- , structions to sell by public auction at their rooms, (jreytown, on the above date, at 2 p.m., Without Reserve—--2 shares in tho Permanent Investment and Loan Association oS Wairarapa. Subscriptions paid up to April, 1877. 'jflie above being a portion of the assets in an insolvent estate, MUST BE SOLD. Further particulars at Pale, 749 THUBSDAY, 28tli APBIL, 1881, IMPORTANT SALE AT TAUHERENIKAU. Cattle, Horses, Slier p, Steam Engines, Thrashing Machine, Waggonette, Oats, Wlieat, <fc., cvc.

COMMENCING AT 12 NOON 11. WOOD & CO, have ken favored Esq,, to sell by public ajjotion. on the premises, Forest Lea, Tauherenikau, on the above date—--1 Combined Steam Er.ginc and Thrgsher 8 hoisc-powcr, 1 G horse-power Steam Engine, both o which are in splendid order, 1 Family Waggonette, with poles, slialts, and lumps complete, nearly new. 50 Head ot Mixed Cattle—principally steers some beet. 300 Prime Sheep—fat wethers an stores. Several Tluirouglibro 1 Horses, by Barbarian and Southern Chief. Also ■ A lot of Young Horses, either broken or handled ('Producer blood), among which will bj found some firstrclaaß hacks and lmggy horses. 500 Bushels Seed Oats—a splendid sample. 200 Bushels Seed Wheat (late and early first-class,• Billiard Table, iio. LUKCII PROVIDED--745 WEEN YOU GO TO WELLINGTON, I'LEASE CALL AND INSPECT JNO. THQKBURN'S STOCK OF SPLENDID, COLONIAL -MADE CLOTHING, For Men, Youths, and T>oys. mHE Goods arc made to his Spepial J Order, and the TWEEDS aro all THOROUGHLY SHRuXp, and the Prices About Hjilf what is Charged by the Tailors. Note the address— THE CLOTHING SHOP, (Next the Clock) WILLIS - STREET, WELLINGTON. JOHN THOREUBN. 66 W. & H. LEAHY, BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS, BENTLEY'S OLD STORE, MASTERTON. H i Vl'l just received r.nd opened up ; Vr.:;V SUPERIOR STOCK o Lules' "'oiitlumen's and Children's BOOK and MIOKS, which are marked at sucl Dvici-s as ejnnU fail 10 eil'ect a speed; cLaranef-. Tlu LEST VALUE for monei in the district!! AVc Ifo Aihkm— T/S- BENTLEY'S OJ,D STOKE, Q. ÜBBN-STItI?Q%, \\i ASTEIiTOi VISITORS TO WELL.! invited to inspect the STOCK AT THE DRAPERY HOUSE

This is by far the CHEAPEST House in the pity in which to Select your WINTER SUPPLY OF Blankets jind Flaimols MILLINERY Bonnets and Hats DrcEscq ami Oostmnca titovcii aim Hosiery HibboiiE and Laces Ladies' Underclothing Corsets and Skirls Unihvi l'.as Carpets and Mattings Men's and Boys' Clothing . And every description OF DRAPERY J. T. STEELE,' LAMBTON QUAY WELLINGTON, Opposite the GovenimoiU Buildings and New Railway Station. Note—DISCOUNT 1 One Shilling oil every Pound for CASH 712 TRESPASSING NOTICE," ' WE, the undersigned, do hereby give notice that auy person trespassing on our respective properties, situated in t!>e Waipoua Block, will be prosecuted. FREDERIC BULL, G, DAGG, , : GEORGE DUNCAN, BUIiNETT & YULE, WILLIAM FALCONER, H.H.HOLMES, JENS. JOHNSTON, R. TCIBI3LEWHITE, • PET'ER PETERSEN, : . JOHNRAYNER, Jun M ",