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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 824, 20 July 1881, Page 3

'TOWNHALLMABTEBTON. , Howard; comy V '' vWiU shortly'oppear. , Dub-Notilj»of date will be given in future issue. .'.:■■ i' "" v . .:•.; •J. GARDNER,'Agent. REVISED YE B--8 I 0 N «3- NEW TESTAMENT 11! I'OJ & BLAIR JUST OPENED Their First Shipment of the above. Pbioss Ranging Fboh Is 6d io 30a. 1 Family Wagonette and Set of Buggy Harness (in good order.) 1 Light Gig, nearly new (Auckland ~ built. ,' 1 Piano, by Chappel, Trichord, with check aotion. 1 Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machine (new.) 1 Grain Crusher, hand power, &o. Apply to F.R WOOD & CO. PURE-BRED PEDIGREE CATTLE, Cow, Second Marchioness of May, calved 9th February, 1876, by Father Christmas, dam 4th Queen of May. Heifer Calf, by Royal Gwynne, oalved 21st May, 1880. Also Red and White Heifer, calved 21st Further particulars ns to &e,, on application to F.H.WOOD&CO. THURSDAY, 28th JULY, 1881. At 1 o'clock Sharp. UNRESERVED SALE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS. jl E. WOOD & CO., have received inJL! t Btructions from Mr W. W. Corpe, who is leaving the district, to sell by public auction at hia residence, TARATAHI, on the above date, commencini; at J o'clock : sharp. The whole of his Household Furniture and Effects,

fjonjprisiig every requisite of a comfortably furnished house. Table 3, (100 & square), Chairs, Cheffioniers, and Bookcase, Carpets, Chest Drawers, Minors, Double and Single Bedsteads, Mattrasses.Wardrobe, WashJ stands, and Dressing Tables, Lamps, Glassware, Cutlery, Crockery of all kiuds. Kitchen and Dairy Utensils,' American Stove, Hough, Maize Crusher, Safe, Tools, and Sundries of all kinds, Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. NO RESERVE. BEINTMiE. 821 SATURDAY, 30th JULY, 1881. At 2 p.m. Important sale of Nelson and other Fruit Trees, Ornamental Bhrubs, ! H. WOOD & CO. havo received inJL' • structions to sell by public auction, at their rooms, Carterton, on the above date, at|2 p.m., Without Reserve, A large consignment of Choice Fruit Trees, from Mr Hale's Nelson Nursery—deluding— -400 4-year old Apple Trees, about 100 varieties 150 4-year old Plum Trees, do, do. 60 4-year old Cherry do. do. 100 4-year old Peach do. do. Also from Mr W. W, McCardJe's Master. ton Nursery, 500. Cypresses Macrocarpa. 500PinusInsignus. 150 Mixed Pines • 256 Mixed Cypresses And a large assortment of other trees, plants and shrubs. Thespesial attention of Nurseiymen, Settiers and the public generally is directed to this sale, as it includes some of the finest and naweat varieties in the world. All carefully selected and moved. BO RESERVE. FOR SALE. ONE Acre of Land and Dwelling House, and Good Orchard, Outbuildings comprise large Barn, Stable, Cartshed, Fowl house, <fec. Well fenced. Price £220." Tonus: £25 cash, balance may remain from 8 to 10 years at the rate of 8 per cent per 1 annum, 884 JAMES BROWN. . WAIRARAPA WEST COUNTY, TpENDERS fortho erection of a trussed J_ bridge of three 95 feet spans, over the Waiobine River, near (Jreytown, will be received at the County Office, Miatcrton, where plans and specifications may be seen up to noon on Friday 12th August, 1881, The lowest or any tei.der will not neccs-.' ■ ' JOHN KING, County Engineer, Masterton, July 28th, 1981. REVISED VERSION «&. NEW TESTAMENT 1 11 C HI N C E N / JUST OPENED Hj first consignment of the ajjoye., WaiOT Ranging Fboji Is 6d to goa, ST. 'PATRICK'S, MASTERTON. THERE will be an Extraordinary Service on SUNDAY next, at 4 p.m., in St. Patrick's Church, Masterton. Catholics pressingly invited to attend, as matters of great importance will-be laid before the' Congregation, r-j A.HALBWAOHS, jiasterton; ;..,., A EVENING ENTERTAINHE next CONCERT will be held at the