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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 990, 3 February 1882, Page 3

I F, H, Wood & Co. •■- SATURDAY FEBItUARY 4th 1882. ; At 2 pm. } H. WOOD A CO. will sell by public : • auotion at their room's, Gnytown, on the above'date at 2 p.m., without servoDrapery: Clothing, Shirts, etc., etc. , Groceries: Tea, Sugar, Flour, etc., etc.' Crockerv: White and Gold "China, arid Glassware, Furniture: New. and Second hand. . 1 Large Chi-ru New Toilet Ware, Boots, etc., etc. 982 WEDNESDAY, Bth FEBRUARY, 1882. At 12 o'olojk (noon) sharp, LARGE CLEARING SALE OF Totara Timber; "11 H. WOOD & CO have, received in.J , strttctioiw from Mr James Cotter, of theGreytown Saw Mill, to sell by public auction, at the.mill, on the nboye date, tie whole of the sawn timber now on the ground, comprising about—--100,000 feet of good sound Totara, from Sin to 17 in wide. Al6o about 500 good posts, and sundry odd lois. All lengths up to 26 feet. A splendid opportunity forsecuring seasoned timber at your own prices. Sale to commenco at 12 o'clock sharp, WEDNESDAY, 15th FEBRUARY, 1882. WAIRARAfA AND EAST COAST PASTORAL SOCIETIES RAM AND'EWE FAIR, CARTERTON. FH. WOOD & CO. have received in- . structions to sell by Public Auotion, in the Societies' yards, Carterton, as above, in addition to entries already advertised,— 49 Six-iootb Romney Marsh Rams. 8 Fnll-moutb. Leicester Rams. 2 Pour-tooth Leicester rams. 3 Six-tooth Lincoln Rams, And on account of IJ. McMasier, Efii, ; •1 Purebred Lincoln Hams, (ull-moutb. i do do do two-tooth, WEDNESDAY ITOUARY iftm, 1882. WAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST PaSTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S RAM AND EWE FAIR, CARTERTON, 371 H. WOOD & CO,, have received V • instructions from Messrs Rralthwaite and Acncks, to sell by public auction on the above date—--20 f-bred llomncy Marsh, Ram T nmbs. 982 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15th 1882, CARTERTON RAM AND EWE FAIR, FH. WOOD AND CO. have boon favored , with instructions to sell bv publicauc tion, at the society's Yards Carterton, on the above date, on account of Mr J. Nix—li pure bred Romney Marsh rams, by Young Monarch, two tootli 12 ram lambs out of puro bred Romney Marsh Ewes by Linooln ram. 23 ewe lambs same breeding 1 black colt, entire, 2 yean by Mangle 1 chestnut gelding, 2 years, do. Roth horses entored in the 7th vol. N.Z. Stud Book. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY lßm 1882. . CARTERTON RAM AND EWE FAIR. El H. WOOD A CO., have received ini structions Iron Messrs Joseph and Philips of tho Dry River Station, to soil by public auotion at the Carterton Ram and Ewe Fair on the above datefid Cotßwold Rams 30 Morino Rams ..'. ,'sßomney b arahßam Lam'bs(byYoung Perfection) ; The above will be sold in pens of 5 without reserve. Also--3 yearling bulls (hv Father Christmas). 933 171 O R GA L & A'MODEL HOMESTEAD, situate at Kuratowliili, Grcytown, and kn,o,wn aq Mr C. Hollavd's property uprising 5 acres splendid !i\ml, and hew Groomed house, suMmt\ally built (all heart of totara), with iron roof and well-finished, rooms largo and lofty, grounds tastefully laid-ont and planted with ornamental trees, good, garden,. and orchard well-stocked with fruit trees, stabling and outbuildings, Every convenience, A most compact little property. For further particnlatn,'o-PfiVy to 1 *'' j. -'. .f. li: woOfrVCa, 975 A|lctpeersimdEstii|.eAgfaits, HARVEBTEES! FOR TflE PBKSENT SEASON. TOD'S COMBINED REAPERS AND TWINE-BINDERS, PRICES LOW! Ai.ro :—BINDING WIRE AND TWINE. e, w. lMspa, |ko,:s Merchants, Wellincitos. EDUCATIONAL DEPOSITORY, JHE Undersigned Ims just opened up a ■js La'g<! and well-heeled a i aortment of BOOp and new, Bookafor- Obistps Presents, Toys. Toys, . Nice assortment of Christmas and Now Year's Toys, from Id t n 25s each. Christmas and New Year's CARDS in endless variety. NEWEST NOVELTIES 1 In Fancy Stationery, Photo, Scrap, andFera Albums, ford Baskets, Card Cases, Purses, Pockotbooks, Workboxes, \Yri ting Desks, Papeterieo. N.ST Gems, large assoranjut of "New Scraps and Birthclay C'ards, Shell and Money , Boxes, Playing Cards, Skipping Ropes. Crjcket Bails, Pocket Compasses, Measures, and Carpenter's Peaous. 1 ' Inspect the ■• '. • ' SlitfftftTtiiv TnWoa I I •'' An extensive assortment on each, LIBRARY; .PHOTOGRAPHY In all its branches. Photographs taLn in any. weather by the Instantaneous ; Bromide Dry !Platcß, ■ • Lpfi'KS'f anr Best Asbohimeut |maort: m'o , eqgi?.a?:h • ' In, New Zealand IN leaying 'his district I desire to thank the public of. llasterton for the liberal I support accordeflVtq me during my present visit."' ; '._': ..",-■;- ':' ';;'• • It is myiutehtiqn to pay medical visits, to the • Wairajaja $ least' thiW 'lime? per an_W,'-' - : - '■••-.' . • : ; " ' Should there be any parties he-e requiring my services upon whom I have, failed to call; 1 would respectfully request theirto hflldtheir';orders,over for my next visit. •Any-.ordera left, with Mr Price; Stationer, orMr.Bish, Watchmaker, will then be promptly attended to, - «'•'; .>;-.:, i"... . .r. ■■.;;■ WM. WEBLEY, v Tuner and-Repairer'of Pianofortes, etc.