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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 829, 26 July 1881, Page 3

■ THURSDAY, 28tli JULY, 1881,; :. ! Ail o'clook Stiarp. ''';f '■'■'' ■ MSERVEDSALB; i; [ HOUSEHOLD FUKNITUBE& EFFECTS; jl H.jWOOD &00„ have received ifa--1 i Btructions from Mr W. W. Oorpe, who is leaving the diHtrict, to sell by pnblio auction at hia residence, TARATAHI. .on the above date, commeuciui; at)'o'clock sharp," i ; i'v-'. i ; r The whole of his Household Furniture and Effects. : '■■■: ' Ji '. Comprising every requisite of a comfortably furnished house, Tables, (lob <fe square), Chairs, Cheffioniers, and ; Bookcase, Carpets, Chest Drawers, . Minors, Double and Single Bed- , steads, Mattrasses, Wardrobe, Wash! stands, and Dressing Tables, Lamps, Glassware, Cutlery, Grookeryof all •• : .; kinds, Kitchen and Dairy Utensils, American : Stove, Hough, Maize . uCrusher, Safe,Tools,.and Sundries ; . pf all kinds. i 1 : Sale at 1 o'clook sharp. NO RESERVE. • BE IN TIM 824 SATURBDAY, 30th JULY, 188 L At2p.m. Important sale of Nelson and other Fruit F H.WOOD &CO. have received in. t _ struotions to sell by public auction, at their rooms, Carterton, on the above date, at|2p.m,j Without Reserve, \ \ A large consignment of Choice Fruit Trees, from; Mr Hale's Nelson Nursery— \ . • Including— • 400 4-year old Apple .Trees, about 100 . varieties 160 4-year old Plum Trees, do. do. ' i 50 4-year old Cherry do. do. ! 100 4-year old Peach do. do. Also from Mr W. W. McCardle's Master: ton Nursery, 600 CypressesMaerooarpa. 1' BOOPinuslnsignus. 150 Mixed Pines 256 Mixed Cypresses And a large assortment of other trees, plants and shrubs. The special attention of Nurseiymen, Settlers and the public generally is directed to this sale, asjit includes some of the finest and n-.west varieties in the world. All carefully selected and moved. ' NO RESERVE. WEDNESDAY, 27ra JULY. VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND & BUILDINGS, Township of Masterton. By Order of the Mortgagee, under' conduct of the Registrar of the Supreme Court, under the provisions of '-The Conveyancing Ordinance Amendment' Act, 1868," and "The Sales by Mortgagees Act, 1870." MESSES J. H.BETHUNE & CO. have been favored with instructions to sell by publio auction, at their Booms, corner of Featherston-strect and Brandon-street, Wellington, on Wednesday, the 27th day of July, at 2 o'clock—

All that Piece or Parcel of LAND, part of Section No. 79 in the Plan of the Township of Masterton, and being part of Allotment No. 23 on tho subdivisional plan of Sections Nos. 75 and 79; bounded towards the north-east by Section No. 31, 74 feut 3 inches; towards the southeast by other part of Allotment No. 28, 33 feet; towards the southwest by Allotment No. 21, 74 feet 3 inches; and towards the north west by Cricket-street, 38 feet, together with Buildings erected thereon. For further particulars apply to -. MESSKS CfiAPMAN & FITZGERALD. Solicitors, Brandon street, Wellington • Or ty. The A{JCTIONS&t9. IN TBE ltdb AND MER.OAN.TIUi AUCTION IltiOtfS ON FRIDAY, JOLY29rft, 1881, At 2.50 p.m. Important Sale of property, Martorton and Woodville, in the estate of E. W. Milk m KENNEDY MACDONALD & Co, 1, are favoured with instructions from the Trustees in the estate of E. W. Mills to sell by public auction, on the aboye date, tlifi following valuable properties, yiftTh,a,t; cefltrajly situated allotment in the 'lVwNsmr of Masterton, being Section 2 of the sub-division of Town Section XII, with a fjontagje :lo Main-street.of 44 feet. Lots, 2 to 4-.-BuiWihg'allotments numbered 5„ 6, and 7, of the sub-division of To,wn Section XII, having ; each a {rentage of 83 feet to Main- . Street. : Lot 5,, That valuable section in the .rapidly rising township of Woodyimj, being the one numbered JlB on the plan of the township. The whole of the above sections being ordinal selections, are worthy the attention by purchasers of FIRST-CLASS PROPERTY. UNGER'S SEWING MACHINES Saloe ) exceed half a million annually, ; tub RINGER Manufacturing Company havo l opened a Wholesale and Retail Depot at Lambton Quay, Wellington, . ■ H INGER'S Sewing Machines. Hand or Treadle, at will. ■ j INGER'S Sewing Machines Established over 30 years, lINGER'S Sewing MaoWnes, The most popular in" all Countries. NGEE'S Sewing Machines 1 ceiyd 160 First-Glass Medals. INGER'S Sewing Maohinos. The Best U for the family. Easiest to lewn. INGER'S Sewing Machines, The Bpt kj for the Dressmaker. most durable. SINGER'S &TOg'%hin9s. The Best for the jailor, Sews' the strongest seams. INGER'S Sewing Machines. The Best for the Bootmaker. Light or Beayj work.' .' ' ' '...^v INGER'S' '".Sewing ■- ■ Sjiws yj finest tyusjina'ainfl heaviest cloths-" " acJnneß.A^Ecqnornv QraGElt'lb Seeing 'NSSjflm.. Sewing, Will last , aWetfmejncoWantwork. Sewing Maohines. 10 per cent P disQOunt for Cash. uNGER'S Sewing Machines, Easy terms J Within the.means of the poorest. SINGER.B Sewing Machines. Easy terms. No addition'to th 3 Price. SINGKR'S Sewing Machines. Will earn its cost in a few months. j INGER'S Sowing Machines, Best terms to Wholesale Buyers. QINGKIt'S dewing; O Price List to .THE, SINGER Manufacturing Company, Lambton; Quay, Wellington, or to the :j '*'.','• ;;■ AGENTS—, ] ','; j;;;, E.Fei§T, Masterton, j.. ; Gardener & Son, Carterton. ■ Gam .ft PARDON,|Feath»rston, 821