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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 796, 17 June 1881, Page 3

» .. A( PUBLIC NOTICE. e" '*"""' ■" '"' •'"■ i. njmE settlers of the district are requestei 0 *\- to meet in ,tbe, Institute; Carterton, a 1 10:80 on TONEBDAY, 22nd but,' to conr aider the Advisability of forming a company e>' stb machiner/nrid bnildJ ings for shipping.FßOZEN, MEAT an< , , Daily Produce to England. W. C. BUCHANAN, f| ; . 7 '< ' • j >-■ i <■■ ' •■' President '•• ' l 796 Walrarapa Pastoral Society. ;;; i IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Aotj. 1870," and the Acts amending the Of the Bankruptcy of GEORGE GROTJBE, ■ of Carterton, laborerj;a debtor, fIIHIS' is'io notify that (he said Georgo JL Groube will on the 2«th day of June, 1881, at rioori or an soon thereafter as counsel can be heard apply to the Supreme Couit of New Zealand sitting in Bankruptjy for an immediate order of discharge. Dated at Wellington, 15£b- June, 1881'. ;!■• BRANDON & SON, . r : •■.-.' ■" Solicitors for the Debtor. '.'■■•■ TO BUSH-EALLERS. .. falling 200 acres of Bush. . Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further particulars apply HENRY BURLING, 796 •■"•-• -' ; ■■•■■ • Atfredton. -.. .SATURDAY, 25th JUNE, 1881. -..-;, At 1 o'clock sharp, FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES. '~\ H, WOOD' & CO.' have received inj_:. structions from Mr W. W. McCardle. of Mastertoh, to sell by public auction, at their rooms, Greytowu, on the above date, .commencing at 1 o'clock sharp, a large variety, of—- ; Fruit Trees, Shrubs, Hidge Plants, Pot Plants, Roses, Grape Vines, &c„ . comprising— Apples, on blight-proof roots, a grand " . collection of finest sorts in the world ' ; Pears, Plun s, Peaches . Apricots, Cherries, Quinces ■ ; Grape Vines, Gooseberries, Cnrrants .. Pines, Ornamontat Trees, Shrubs The above assostment.of Trees and Shrubs areltlie finest in the way of Nursery Stock' ever offered to the public, and cannot fail to give satisfaction to planters. In the apples will bo offered a few of the grand blightpropf apple. Winter Majotin,now in great demand in all parts of the colonies. Lower Valley settlers will find it to their advantage to attend this sale, which will be WITHOUT RESERVE! Owing to the shortness of the days, the said will commence at 1 o'olock sharp. 798 TO' FENCERS. TENDERS wanted for the erection of 40 chains of WIRE FENCING on (lie Te Ore Ore. Specifications to be seen at the office of the undersigned. ■ Tenders will close on SATURDAY, 25th inst, at Noon. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. M. CASELBERG&CO., 7i)6 Brick Store, Masterton, SATURDAY, 25th JUNE, 1881, At the Greytowu Auction Rooms, J il H. WOOD &CO , will s-ll by public, ' • auction at their rooms, Greytown, on | the above date, immediately after the sale of Mr McCardle's trees— . New and Secondhand Furniture , Personal Effects and General Merchandise, ANTED:—Tenders for above work T! 400 acres or 100. acre blocks, To be sent to the undersigfaed' omor before the 23rd Juno, 1881. . A. E. HOOKER, , : 796 .' . . Carterton. EUKNITURE; HIGH-CLASS AND HANDSOMELY FINISHED ',/ FIIE'NITTjRE. QPENING ! M R BEER, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER, .",; Ac., &c.,",-,' Begs to announce to the inhabitants of Masterton and surrounding districts that he has this day opened a shop (jnto Farmer's) in Qneen-street, near the Bank of New Zealand, and taken the Extensive Workshops at .the back. He has a'MAGNMCENT ASSORTMENT of, Cabinetwork on view, including •• •■.' Cheat of Drawers, Chcs Tables, :■•■'•• : Chemoniers, French Bedsteads, • Toilet Tables, Withstands, &c. ' ; Of;handsome New Zealand and other woods, '■' 'beautifuljy finished and highly polished. HOUSES COMPLETELY FURNISHED) All'ldnds of Upholsterer's Work promptly ! ,' ■■ and efficiently executed. ! A TRIAL SOLICITED. -' •, Mr Beer will guarantee that for Neatney of Design, combined with Sound Workmansh ip, he is not to be excelled in the Colonies. AU Furniture Warranted First-class. N.Bl-Tho Shop will be opened TO-NIGHT to show samples of the' Goods, when-all ate invited to inspect them, not necessarily tg purchase, but to see what 1 can bo done with New Zealand Woods, "•■■ j -FIREWOOD. FIREWOOD. "S 1 f first'jj% * claefl Firewood, in 2or 4ft. lengths, :£i<jdnctiou'oii two or more cords. • ,:.,(NpWOMILK delivered aUny part of the (own... ri .;, . .. ...... , Oridersieft at Mr'Oi'D'ix'ou'fl 1 shop will b e attended to at once, 79g ' • ( th''»B;Monf)iiqi'.'ia(i(riyV;.>jv;-.::Jvflii '■."' , Y A ; J p 'AO 111 ILL-