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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 991, 4 February 1882, Page 3

' F. H. Wood & Co. WED \ESD.\Y Bth PXBRUAIIV, 1882. At l2o'o!o;k (noon) sharp, • LAUGH CLEARING SALE OP Totara Timber. T7! H. WOOD & CO have received inJ' . struotiono from Mr James Cotter, o( Iho (iroytnwi) Saw Mill, lo sell by public auction, at tliu mill, on the üboye date, tl'O wlicle of tliu sawn timber now on the ground, comprising about— ' 100,000 foot, of good sound Tolara, from Sin to 17 in wide, Also about 500 good posts, and sundry odd lots. All lengths up to 26 feet A splendid opportunity for securing seasoned timber at your own prices. .Vide to commence at 12 o'clock sharp, WEDNESDAY, 15th FEBRUARY, 1882. WAIRARAfA AND EAST COAST PAIHTORAL SOCIETIES RAM AND EWE FAIR, CARTERTON. •J7l 11. WOOD & CO. have received in1' i structioiw lo sell by Public Auction, in the Societies' yards, Carterton, as above, in addition to entries already advertised,— 49 Six-tooth Romney Marsh Hams. 8 Full-mouth Leicester Rams. 2 Four-tooth Leicester rams. 8 Six-tooth Lincoln Rams. And on account of 1), McMasver, Esq. : i Purebred Lincoln Rams, full-month, 4 do do do two-tooth. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 15th, 1882. WAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST PaS- • TOEAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S RAM AND EWE FAIR, CARTERTON. Ul H. WOOD k CO,, have received 1 i instructions from Messrs Braithwaite ind Acoete, to sell by public auctibiron the (hove date—--20 J .bred Romnov Marsh, liam lambs. Yv KD OJSD.YY, FEBRUARY 15th 1882, CARTERTON HAM AND EWE FAIR, TH H. WOOD AN I) ('O. have been favored X , with instructions to sell by publicauetir.n, at tim so.-iefy's Lucls Carterton, on Hie above date, on account of Mr J. Nix—i) pure hied Romney Marsh rams, by Yotmg Monarch, two tooth 12 ram lambs out of pure bred ltoinney Marsh Ewes by Lincoln rani 23 ewe lambs same breeding 1 black colt, entire, 2 yean by .Mangle 1 chestnut gelding. 2 years, do. Roth horses entered in the 7th vol. N.E. Stndßook. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15th 1882. CAKTEBTONRAM AND EWE FAIR. 171 It. WOOD & CO., have received inJL' • struetiona from Messrs Joseph and Philips of the Dry River Station, to sell by public auction at the Carterton Ram and Ewe Fair on the above date—--56 Cotswold Earns 110 Merino Rams 5 Romney h arsh Ram Lambs (by Young Perfection) The above, will be sold in pens of 5 without reserve, Also—i yearling ImPs (by Father Christmas). WEDNESDAY, lulli FEBRUARY, 1882. Carterton Ram &'Ewe Fair, n H, WOOD & CO. have received hill • striietiotis from Messrs J. and W. IsiDIWLL, of riliantea, to sell by public auction, on the above, date, at the Wairarapa mid East Coast Pastoral Society's Yards, CartGi'lim--20 Two-tooth Romney Marsh Earns, bred by lite vendors. 15 Two and fmiv-inotb Romney Mtrsh, A MODEL HOMESTEAD, situate at Kurat'iwhiii, Greytown, ami known as Mr C. Hollai'ii'ii pioj'trlT, comprising 5 acres splendid land, and new (i-roomed house, substantially built (all heart of totara), with iron roof aad well-liiiblied. rooms lai-tje and lofty, grounds tastefully laidontand planted with ornamental trees, good garden, and orchard well-stocked with ft nit trees, stabling una outbuildings. Every, convenience. A most compact little property. For further particulars, apply to F, 11. WOOD & CO., 075 Auctioneers and Estate Agents.. EDUCATIONAL DEPOSITORY. nnllE Undersigned has just opened up a J. La'geand well-selected a sortment of PltltfE BOOKS and new Books for Oiristmas Presents. Toys. Toys. Nice assortment of Christmas and New Year's Toys, from Id to 25s each. Christmas and New Year's CARDS in endless variety. NEWEST NOVELTIES! In Fancy Stationery, Photo, Scrap, and Fern Albums, Card Baskets, Card Cases, Piuses, Pocketbooks, Workboxcs, Wri ting Desta, Papetcries, N.Z. Gems, large assoiMnent of Now Scraps and Birthday Cards, Shell and Money Boxes, PlayiuK Cards, Skipping Ropes. Cricket Bails, Pocket Compasses, Tape Measured, and Carpenter's Pencils, One Shilling Tables! Inspect the Sixpenny Tables! An extensive assortment ou each. LIBRARY; PHOTOGRAPHY In all its branches. Photographs tak»n in any weather by the Instantaneous GelatinoBromide Dry Plates, Largest and Best Assortment of MAORI PHOTOGRAPH In New Zealand. THOS, R, PRICE. JL the public of Masterton for the liberal support accorded to mo during my present visit. It is ray intention lo pay periodical visits to the Wairarapa at least three times per annum. Should there be any parties he o requiring my services upon whom I have failed lo call, I would respectfully request then to hold their orders over for my next visit. Am orders left with Mr Price, Stationer, or Mr Bisb, Watchmaker, will then be promptly attended to. WE WEBLEY, Tuner and Repairer of Pianofortes, etc. NOTICE. * LL accounts duo to tho late fiiin oi . Watson and Winteringham are respectfully requested to bo paid to Mr Geo! Watson, who will discharge the liabilities of the late firm, The business will bo carried on iu all its branche" by Gkokoe Watson, at the shop,' Queen-strecr t Mastolon, under the style of;, '& Watson & Co. -.. \ GEORGE WATSON. . C. WINTBRIfcttHAM. ' February, 31882; •, 990