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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1512, 18 October 1883, Page 3

u^M:m^m.^m-.-r/\,r,: l ,WAIBARAP4 JOCKEY CLUB SPRW MR^.H. 'WOOD:will sell the usua nim „jPi-'ivileff©s ; at Greytown ei SATURDAY, 20th Ootober, at 3 p.m. Gati tariff,;afl. last ; ; year, Terms-CASH, o: Cheque, payable Ist' Novenber : 1883. ; . ' . •; j •"■. i?nn ; RALPH. B^ARMSTBONG, ' kx ■■'■;.-<■ Vr^oretaryW.J.O.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1883. AUCTION'jROO'MS. .■■'■. r Unreserved SaiiU v . ~1 H. WOOD will sell by jpublio aUo> - ,• tionathisGreytown AuoliionEoomsr on Saturday, Ootober 20, at Two p.m. •- viuwuujj, ivugs, jjianuets, se. General Groceries, Tea, Sugar. Flour, • Oatmeal'; ' Soap, Candles, Kerosene, Oats, Chaff, '■[ Seed Potatoes Onions, Oheese, Crockery, Glassware. Wewand second hand Furniture &o. .. Entriei received up to time of sale. ' : ' ■''TUESDAY, NOVEMBERG. : .. IMPORTANT STOCK SALE . MR T. RAY'S fARDS, TARATAHI. F H. WOOD has been favored with in- . ' structionsto sell by publio auction,. as above, commencing at 12 noon- • ; *-■■-• SOO Head Mixed' Store Cattle,. • from Ito 4 years' old, Steers and Heifers, These will be drafted into! lots to suit buyers, , 300 CroSB bred Ewes and Lambs Soveral good Haeka and Bugßy Horses Special attention of stock owners and dealers is directed to the aboye larj[e;and ' important sale. " ' ''■•■• F, H. WOOD, U93 Auctioneer and Cattle Salesman. /aluable Freehold Property. ■V FOB IMMEDIATE SALE. ■ fiery Cheap-ON EASY TEEMS. il H.WOOD has been' favored with in- } i stations from Ehodes ! Donald; v !sq., of Manain. to offer for immediate pri'ate sale.all chat valuable freehold proporty * o well and favorably known as THE Sl fANAIA. situate on the Main Road, within .

..- tw&miles of the ; Fost Office, Masterton,' and . five.minuteswalk. of the Kurupum railway station, comprising ' 500 Acres first., class farm land, ■ securely fenced, cub-divided into '•'. convenient paddocks, well watered, good belt of bush,' plantation and . orchard, Improvements include handsome and commodious 13roomed dwelling house, recently erected at a cost of £1025; woolshed, granary, stables, and other outbuildings. ' This property, from its close proximity to the rising township of Masterton, and from its double frontage to the Main Road, is admirably adapted for cutting up into small farm and villa sections, and presents one of the best and safest investments ior a small capitalist ever placed on the market, it being generally considered one of the finest pro° perties of its size in the North Island. Price,very low, and easy terms can be ; arranged if desired,' For further particulars apply on the property, or to F. H.'WO.OD, 1498-- • - Auctioneer and Estate Agent. 3 by the .under- '•:• signed at his Greytown Auction--is.. Oats, Bran, Pollard ■.': Maize, Wheat, Chaff ' •■• Tea, Flour, Sugar . ■ General Groceries, Furniture, Crockery, &c, &, . '....- F.H.WOOD, 1508 Auctioneer and Commission Agent. FOR PRIVATE SALE, H. WOOD, has been favored with in- ■ owuuuuuo w uuer ior private sale, one of the finest properties of its size, in the North Island, comprising— Ar\A "Acres first class land, situate OxJXJ .Masterton, Wairarapa, securely •' fenced, sub-divided, and well watered.' Goodbelt of bush, plan- >'; tatipn and orohard. Improvements . : include 13 roomed dwelling house, nearly new, and .built' of best . . materials, with all the latest improvements in "architecture, for ■■;.. comfort aid convenience, woolshed, . : ',-granary, stables, and other out-- .'■''"'.. buildings. For further particulars apply to ,- " .F.H.WOOD, '1490: Auctioneer and Estate Agent.. :

• Men's Trousers, from 6s lid, at C. Smith's. For Black Satin Sunshades, 4s Ud, go to 0. Smith's Rejoice, oh Ye Residents ....-..-. - ■ ' OFi CARTERTON AND NEIGHBORHOOD 11 ;;' f ,;. i<W.;-C]LLiZJBL y - Of the Cm, Cash, Dkapkry, '.'& Clothing • \';: Warehouse, Wellington,' HAS much pleaßuie in announcing thathe; has opened a branch Store in CARTERTON, where tho residcnta of the surrounding: district can'purchase their rDRAPEBY ANDOLOTHINGntthe same prices as are charged in town. - How can this hei dona ? k the question that has been masked t-.tlie answer is easily given:—W. 'Clftrlpbeing a direct importer, and being in ,a,p,D§itiou, owing to his extensive trade, to ■dispose;:oLahnost unlimited quantities of .eobdsi is able to buy in the best markets in the .world, and'at such prices as'enable him toliterally.to defy competition; this coup•led with the fact of, the branch being conducted on cash" principles will, account for the phenomenon of Town Prices charged in a Country Store. Any article not in stock' can.be procured in a day or two, and every customer may rely upon civility and attention,; no matter whether the amount of their purchase be One Pknny or Fifti Pounds, 1491 ~-. .-•, T. PROCTOR, Manager, CLUB HOTEL STABLES. ""}'•.' .COCKERI. thanks his customers for ;-«_ their support during the time he has been in busiaesuh the' abbve ■ Stables, and state: t that he has transferred-his -interestin the-.business to Messrs CharlesEiien and Roland Jaques, c whdse experience in the same line is well known, aridhe trusts they will retain.the confidence placed in him.' wm ©Aps, >■■ STABLEKEEPER S; ' C LU B .:-'-,: ti .to state-they; %m purchased/Mr Cookery a interest in theibov'e business, and will endeavofii by civility and prompt atten. tion to all dfdefs;' : tp ! deserye' a fair share. of publjo support;-■;'':::' •;-• ■■ -- / ! ",- No effort will be wanting on their part to. secure.and retain" the confidence of. patrons.' _ ' k '>^o^ ! Ja(#E^ :;: " ; Whrip ~,, CLUB STABLES. ' For Men's and Boys' Clothing go to C, Smith's