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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1466, 25 August 1883, Page 3

F. H. Wood. m m fiffliffl TUESDAY, ■|Sg|J :;■•■! J^' ! ;::;;!■• IMPORTANT :SPECIAL .SALE •■ : ; - ; ;''- OFi '■■:■.■ ■■ ~ ■■•• .-,.■ Sheep, Cattle,, and Pigs. JL\ ■■ to sell by public auetion,'on the above -datoi at ' \ ;;(_;;-•:■•• v : ; ;,-,; ,-■•■ ■■.{, Mr T. Ray's Yards, ' ' ; TABATaHI, : Cross-bred Ewes 4 and G-tooth, • in and with lamb ■SO<) Do Ewes and Wethers, mixed oO First-olass Dairy Cows, just calv- ; ing, Some 'calved, and in full niilk ■ (calves being' brought' up by the b'uoket) .6'Swinging Hiifflhii 40 Head Store Cattle, from 1 to 4 """ years'old, N.B.—The above must be sold, and the Auctioneer desires to draw special attention of parties preparing for the coming season'at the Butter and'Cheese'factories to this opportunity.; All.tlto Cows are guaranteed quiet.' ' On account of Mr J. Biirrowa—--7 Pure-bred Uerksh'iro Sows "*■■. Do' | \ /do ;Boarß TUESDAY', :A J yGUST~2B,' at IS NOON. F. H.WOOD, ' " SATURDAY,' Ist SEPTMBER.; GREYTOWN AUCTION BOOMS. Without Reserve. Tfjl H. WOOD has received instructions jl. t to soil by public auction, as above at 2 p.m.— ' Alilrgo assortment of New and Socond- ■■• •'('•''''■• hand Furniture., • Merchandise of every dcecrip- - tion; Side Saddle, &c. 1402 THURSDAY. SEPTEMBERS At Two p.m. 171 H. WOOD has received instructions -L . from Messrs P. Granville and Go, of the Marquis of Normanby Livery Stable, Carterton, to sell by public auction, on the solution of partnership. -, Entirely Without Reserve, The whole of the Plant and Stock in Trade, - ' Comprising— first class family waggonettes, ■ new 1 do double seated buggy, do 1 do do do do, Becond hand <5 Horses, all young ana! broken to ■ single and doublo harness 3 Bets single buggy harness 1 do doublo do Q gonta' saddles and one side saddlo GO sacks good leed oats and f-ton chaff Whips, buggy mats, buckets, stable tools, and requisites. The uudersigued desires to draw the special attention of buyers to the above sale. •The whole of tho plant is as good as new, and of the best materials and workmanship, and every lino will bo sold without reserve. • F.H.WOOD, H™ . Auctioneer.

THURSDAY/SEPTEMBER 6. At Twelve o'clock, MONTHLY STOCK SALE ; AT THE ' . PASTORAL SOCIETY'S YARDS, CARTERTON. 1 S. WOOD WILL HOLD HIS js■■...; ■ Noxt'Monihly Stock Salo At the Carterton Yards, on the abovo dale, At 12 noon, ; Entries invited. ■ 1458 CLUB HOTEL STABLES. P. Coickery & Co, . • (Late NeiMi'A; ITIIIANKB the public for past favora. The ;; : ; 0 LjU B 'B US . Heaves as usual to 'catch each .train. All calls attended to. HOUSES AND BUGGIES ON HIRE., ■ Horses Broken to Saddle, Single or Double ]' Harness. ALWAYS OPEN TO DEAL OR DO BUSINESS. Sinolr or Double Buggy Houses on Hand to Dispose Of. GOOD .' 'PADDOCKS. 1462 MESSRS WRIGGLESWORTH & BIKKB PHOTOGRAPHERS, ■ WiTjLis-rt.sbrt Wellington, I Opposite the Empire Hotel. MESSRS WRIGGLESWORTH AND BINNS liavo the honor to inform their patrons and, tlio public of Welliupton, while thanking them most cordially for their heretofore more'than liberal patronage, that having madenecessary and important changes n their Btaff.'and having secured new and more efficient aid in two important branches of their art, they ire now'in a position to offer better and more artistu productions than any they liavo yet attained during a long and brilliantly-successful career. In proof of this, attention is respectfully called to the new exhibition of photographs now on view in their lobby, all pictures of which are printed from negatives taken during tho past few weeks., Considerable expense has been incurred by the firm in securing the most complete and perfect processes of enamelling and embossing, aud in future all photographs leaving the establishment of Messrs Wrigglesworth and Bjnns will be finished by this beautiful preservative method. Mr-Wriggles-worth'slong residence in the principal cities of the Australian colonics has given him exceptional facilities for bocomine acquainted with all that is latest and best in the art ol' producing sun pictures, and in future the operating-room and tho rotoucliiog : department will be .'under his personal supervision. The agents of tho firm in Melbourne" aud Sydney have receiver instructions'to keep Messrs Wrigglesworth and Binns carefully and promptly supplied with 'all'novelties, cither in apparatus, accessories, or now processes j also, they. have standing orders to secure any special talent that may become .available from time to time for any department of the firm's business; •' In conclusion Messrs' Wringleaworth and Binns Ug to in' form intending sitters that'they may rely upon the most perfected- scrupulous care being bestowed upon their portraits, from choice of accessories and background; lighting, posing, retouching,' and* printing, down' ' to enamelling, mounting, and■•■ embossing. Special attention iscalled to the factthat the firm have resolved to li'iak'o no extra charge Jfor enamelliDg, v which, in the Australian colonies causes an additional outlay' mi'ilie part of,the public of from 5s to 20.' par <\m. Wrigglssworth and, Ma&, PHOTOGRAPHERS, •: '■'■;.■ Willis-Stkket... Wellington,