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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1107, 23 June 1882, Page 3

Oar readers, will see by a striking anhoungeptynt in the first Column' of this prja that another of those Sales which have .maoVTejAro House so famous is to com-.bo-Jriday next. June 80th. -Ad. '■■• ''lVWJfciiro positively assured that this ■slf (jwUVifays, it behoves all who wish to replenish their stores of drapery at a fabulously cheap rate to mako a very early visit to Jams Smith's, Te Aro Houbo.—Ad, Men of tho Wairarapa should not forget that they will have an opportunity of purchasing all articles of clothing at a very largo reduction from usual rates, and should therefore not fail to bo among the earliest visitors at the Surplus Stock Sale at Te Aro House.—Ad. Heads of families, don't forgot your little ones 1 Boys' and Youths' Clothing is to bo had cheap at the Surplus Stock H\e at To Art House.—Ad, Householders, remembor that yon will bo able fo buy your Blankets, Sneotingj, Counterpanes, Quilts, Carpets, Floorcloths, atsalo prices. If >our consult your own interests, you will not fail to be of tho many who will throng to tho Surplus Stock Sale at James risiiTn's, To Aro House, Wellington —Ad. In directing our readers' notice to B. A. Gardener & Son's new advertisement on our front page, we wish them to notice the extraordinary way a business can bo made to to ahead, when properly managed. Two yearfl (igo this firm started thoir businesß in Carterton, neither knowing or being inown by nnyono, Their destiny was forahadowed by not a few (especially storekeopors, two of whom havesinco resigned). There bein? no fewer that eleven Stores in Carterton at that time their cliHnces of success were not any ton good, nevertheless wo have to record that this firm have importod direct from Home during that short period goods to the amount of £'25,000, and all paid for. Where in it all gone, wo ask! The an«wer is simply-Sold I This firm has never beon afraid to trade in their own na<no, honce ■their Bitccess.—fAdit. 1

G. L. JENNEBS, WATCHMAAEK AND JEWELLER. Wilhs-St., Wellington. y]/ Has just received ex " Star of tho East." 54 cases of CLOCKS from ss. ALARM CLOCKS from 7s 6(1. Inspect tho STOCK. CAUIION.—The public are cantionod gainst entrusting work to anyone using my name, as I have not anyone travelling for ,e. G. L.JENNEBS. ATIONA L II O.TEL, 1\ . (Opposite St. George's H«ll) LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. H. SULLIVAN, Pbopbieiob. The Wairarapa House. •Visitors from the country can road tlio • ■■■ Waiiuiui>a Daily at this house. Wines and spirits of tho best quality. FIKEWOOD! FIIIEWOODI FIREWOOD GOOD, dry. sound Firewood suppliod by tho undersigned and delivered at the shortest notice, All orders left with J. Elliott, saddler, will receive prompt atton- ; tibn. J. J. CHAPMAN, 1107 Upper Plain, IN I'HE EXCHANGE LAND AND MERCANTILE AUCTION ROOMS, Panama-street. WELLINGTON. ON MONDAY, 26th JUNE, 1832, At 2 o'clock p.m. * Unreserved Closing Salo of Lund, 4c, in tho Estate ofE.W. Mills. For Immediate Cash. T KENNEDY MACDONALD k CO. • are favored with instructions from the Trustees in the estate of E. W. Mills to sell by public auction as abovo, without reserve, for immediato cash, the undermentioned interests— Lot 1. The Interest of tho Trustees in a piece of land part of Section 115, Town of MASTERTON, and being tho sub-divisional allotment No. 3 on tho sale plan of Mr Henry Bannister's Land, as sold by auotion by Mr R. J. Dunoan, on the 20th September, 1877, and having a frontage to CmmcH-BTRiKr of 44 feet by a depth of 148 feot Lot 2. All the unreloased estate, if any,_ other thin such as is disclosed in the ledgers and other books of ueconnt of the said E, W.Mills. For full particulars, conditions of sale, io„ apply to , , Messrs TRAVEKS &CAVE, Solicitors, Featherston-St. Or to the AUCTIONEERS. CONCERT AND Gift Distribution. Postponed 83rd July. [HE following articles will be given away X at a GRAND CONCERT to be held , in the Town Hall on the above date at 8 o'clock.— Handsome inlaid Book-case 3» Scotch ChestDrawors, inlaid 20 2 Side Board 30 2'Clieffioneer , ••• }•* Scotch Chest of Drawers (largest size)... 15 • - Ditto Ditto Ditto 10 2 splendid Pictures (The Lifeboat) ... 4 6 Ladies' Chest of Drawers 20 6 ditto Work Tables ... 6 Arabian Bedstead, flair Mattrasfl and Spring Mattrass (complete) ... iO 12 largo Pictures, handsomely framed... 12 9.-Cheit of Drawers ... ... .... 10 2. Ditto (medium sizo) ~. ... - ] .24 Washstands and Dressing Tables ... 24 AMISSION TO CONCERT, ONE GUINEA EACH. Tickets may be obtained at T. R. Chiiichen'fl, 6. Dixon's, and all the hotels, and from Beer & Co;, from whom full particulars may be obtained. Committee-Messrs Hogg, HcKenzie, • Price, A, Elkins, G. Dixon, and E, H, Chlnchen. ____ .. WAIRARAPA COURSING CLUB. COURSING to commence on TUESDAY, 27th June, 1882, at Tauranganui Flat, Lower Valley, 16 Dog Stake, all ages, first prize, silver onp; second : prize,. £4; and if sufficient. nominations, .also 8 iDog Stake, all ages, first prize, £5; second prize, £2 10s, Nominations will close at 2 o'clook p,m,, drawing to take placo same evening at 8 o'clock, at the Club Hotel, Masterton, on Jttne U'th. All gentlemen entering dogs must become , members of the Club, Member's fee £1; ', nominations, 10s each dog. No owner will unlefls his member's fee and nomination be All communications to hi addressed to e hon. secretary, Club Hotel, Masterton. RICHARD J. FITTON,' i •-' Hon, See. and Treasurer. '