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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1162, 26 August 1882, Page 3

I F.H.Wood. , . —-AtlTifflmtapr*"' / EXTRAORDINARYUNRESERVED SAIX' £6OO worth of Drapery, Clothing, &a,, ka. FH. Wood has received mstruotioKs , from Messrs Voitch and Allan, to sell by publio auction, at his rooms, CARTER-. 1 TON, on the above date, at 1 p.m, sharp, ' without reserve— The whole of the balance of their wellassorted stook of General Drapery, ! Clothing, etc., including— Calicoes, sheetings, blankets, flannels. Winceys, & law variety of dress materials • Clothing (men's and boys) ' Tweeds, general drapery, etc. In lots to suit buyeiß, A splendid opportunity. ; F.H.WOOD, ■1157 Auctioneer. ' THURSDAY/ 7th SEPTEMBER, Preliminary Notice, CARTERTON. I H. WOOD willhold hie next .' , Monthly Stock Sale on Thursday, the 7th September, at 2p,m, Early entries invitod. In order to give selleia every facility and encouragement to bring their stock to an open! entries will be advertised in the EverjiiiprPoat, Waiearaji mmmmmm &>H£loW>fe l'roperties for sale. T\IRECTS speolal attention to "the underJ mentioned PROPERTIES for sale in the Wairarapa. ■, > _ r<rrn i\ ,\ 2690 acres agricultural land, fenced and divided into 26 paddocks, well grassed and watered. Good'house and other improvements, Stook at valuation. .. 688 aores, fenced and divided intoj-19 I paddocka,;, nearly all ploughed fand cropped, well watered, 10 roomed house.and other improvements, nsar QreytownA l ' l ' / ''- . 100 acres;: situate > Waihakeko/ fenced' • and improved \'i miles from CarterJton. 600 acres fenced and subdivided]fmrt'drained swamp land, a good' Salt of Totara Bush( good 11 roomed house (new) and substantial out-buildings. -■'■- ; '. i ;/', r -7^"-j-{-' : T7'.. r «■ 1570, aores agriculturtl land, 'sitijate Jw herenikau, fenced and subdivided, nearly all ploughed and cropped, together with 1000 sheep, 15 head of dairy cows, horses, farm implements, etc., -. 180 acrea land at Peatlierston; fa ' highly' .imp^ved^a^^{opef)^.^, 442 aorea, situate Underhill Road7Featherston, fenced and sown in English '"■ }i • i_, j.< IQQT ,) 2700' acres, good pastoral land, situate at the Tauoru, fenced and subdivided, well watered and sown in English grass; 150 aores bush, 2000 sheep. Horses cattle, and farm implements, 600 acres on the East Taratahi, good' in crop,' fence'd, ant" otherwise well improved. .• • 400 acres, adjoinifls.ipartlr cleared and 1000 aores, Wcßt Taratahi, 1J mile frontage to main road, fenced subdivided, .andotherwise well improved, partly , „ 126 acrea, sections Noa. 303 and 304, Carterton, bush land. 2540 acres near Gladstone, fenced and otherwise improved, tjood house and implements, &a, all the requisites, for a good station property. .-.,- ;,;..., Blook. 90 acres firat-cl .<* -i. l , 6t.ilc! .for a dairy farm, knu -..-« i the Jla-i i Clearing, near,CUr,iyrtuu., »PK- ' lldairW'fttWwhekete! near Mill, Carterton,, fenced and sub divided, sown in English grass, and well .watered j, aVcotrifortable farm property. wmrnwmmmn 293 acres first class land near Carterton r r carries 5 sheep to 'the 'acre,' good , ;_ house a^'othjrir^provjrientsj^/ Also, to let or for sale, a number of small without buildings, in Greytown, Carterton, Full particulars can be obtained and every facility? giveri'for- inlp>tiß#' thr#prtie'B? Good stabling and outbuildings. „Rent low to a good tenant. 1152 Auohoneer and Estate Agent. I SmaMara<Pri>pdf*) FOR .SALE-A BARGAIN.. ~ !^ ora #^lfo7llifl';5 s^ 1 f\ n ACRE? LAND, Bituate at Carterli/wO ton, between-the properties of Mr Bassett and Mr Q. Waterson, being eeotiona Nos. 303 and 304. In order tt effect an immediate gale £3 (three'poundshpeß- aore Will RbefolforrnVgMr'. ■&■ I An opportunity • not to be lost.' Apply to ■ F.H.WOOD, 1160 Auctioneer and Estate Agent. "A FAIR FIELD AND NO FAVOR." GEORGE OOKER ~)EGS to announce to the publio of Masthose members oi the building trade whose, confidence he has enjoyed for the last eight' '■ years, that he will (with their kind assistance) still continue to follow his business as House Painter, Faporhangor, Glazier, &>., ' in spite of the efforts lately made to " Boycott" him out of the place. . G.C. begs farther to announce that during the time he haa been in business in Master- / ton he has worked under every prac- ' tical architect in the place, and has never onoe had his certificate refused through non-fu'iilment of contraot or in- "• competency. Should any new customer require it, 0.0. will be happy to furnish auy amount of testimonials of satisfaction from persons he has worked for during the last eight years, Orders left at hip residence, ; iDixon-street, Workshop, Main-street, oppo- !_•!- TJ !„ TJ.1.1 .. A if. T> ._J I Hare's Emporium, punctually attended 'to.