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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1514, 20 October 1883, Page 3

F. Hi Wood. . TUESDAY, NOVEMBER G. '..'■ IMPORTANT STOCK SALE AT MR T, RAY'S fARDS, TARATAHI, FH. WOOD has been favored with in- » structions to.sell by public auction, as above, commencing at 12 noon--300 Head Mixed Store Cattle, • from Ito 4 years' old, Steers and v Heifors, These will be drafted into lots to suit buyers, 300 Cross bred Ewes and Lambs Several good Hacks and Buggy Horses Special attention of stcck owners and dealers is directed to the above laree and important sale, ,:v . F.H.WOOD, 14! M • Auctioneer and Cattle Salesman;' ■.ic;-- : F6E PRIVATE SALE. ', !ijl "H. WOOD has been favored with in■Mr,obstructions to offer for private sale, iOf.the finest properties of its size, in the p)i Island, comprising- r : iA'A Acres first class land, situate ,/}v/:VJ. Masterton, Wairarapa, securely ~,.;,,. fenced, sub-divided, arid well ~.,.. watered. .Good belt of bush, plan- .'.,:', ....tation and orchard, Improvements i " inchido 13 roomed dwelling house.' nearly new, and built of best '■:: ! •"■ -materials,'with all the latest im- .,.;■. provemcnts. in architecture, for -,. . • comfort av.d convenience,'woolshed, ',.. granary, stables, aud other outbuildings. ■ ■ For further particulars, apply to "''

J. U. WOOD, Auctioneer and Estate Agent; Valuable Freehold Propgrty ■■• i.-..; FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. Very Chenp-ON EASY TEBMS ■ JP'» stations from Ehodes Donald, Esq,, of Manaia, to offer for immediate pri' vatelsale all that valuable freehold property r 50,,-well and favorably known as THE MANAIA, situate'on the Main Road, within I two-miles of the Post Office, Masterton, and five minutes walk of the Kurupuni railway ( station, comprising •500 Acres first class farm land, ■ '' Sccu.ely fenced, tub-divided into ■ * ■.' convenient paddocks, well watered, good belt of bush, plantation and . .orchard, ■ Improvements include hiindsoiiio and commodious 13. . j , r«on:o I .dwo'liiig house, recently ... wectedata cost of £1025; wool- , ~, shed. granary, stables, and other ■, .outbuildings. This Droperty, from its clofe pruimity to thorjsing township of Masterton, and from its double frontage to the Main Itoad, is admirably adapted for cutting up into small farm and villa tections, and presents one of tbo best and safest investments Jor a small capitalist ever placed on the market, it being generally considered one of the finest properties of its size in the North Island, • Price very low, and easy terms can bo ' arranged if desired. For further particulars apply on the property, or to ' . . ' F - H. WOOD, 1498 Auctioneer and Estato Agent. JOB PIIIYATE SALE by the under- .'.' ' signed at his Greytown Auction Eodms. : .Oats, Item, Pollard . ~'. Maize, Wheat, Chaff t Tea, Flour,. Sugar ' .'Soap, Candles,Korosine ' V ; ' General Groceries, Furniture, Crockerv, .;ss&%&. -■■•■' ••" ■,.?&:■ : >-i\- F.H.WOOD, loO?.,-Auctioneer and Commission Agent.

ANNUAL SHOW, '''• Under tho Auspices of the WAIEARAPA AND BAST COAST PAS- « ■" TOBAL AND AGRICULTURAL SO- " ; CIETY, Will be held on the Show Grounds, Car terton, on , Thursday, Ist November. ■•■•-. -1883.- . ' EXHIBITOES are reminded that Entries ' for the Show close at the Offices of Messrs'F. H, Wood (Grcytown), E, Brown and Co. (Masterlon), J. D. Oakley (FeathersI ton), E. E. Edmunds (Wellington), and H. H. Wolters (Carterton), on WEDNESDAY 17lh. QCTOBEIt, 1883, and that in no caso will any. entry be received after that date. ADMISSION to the SHOW-Members (on production of ticket), Jfc'ree; Nonmembers (beforenoou) ss, (afternoon) Is. .' , ' ■ Arrangements are being made to run : Special .Railway Trains at Reduced Rates; also .tp,:have tho Show Day proclaimed a Banked General -Holiday throughout the Valley,. . .^J a 'l wa y Department permits all Exnibits on which the railway freight to Carterton has been paid to-be returned by rail Fjree of Chakge, , , . ,;■ : W.C. BUCHANAN, „-.v'i. President. Carfcerton, 24th July, 1833. 144P WAIRAMPA & EAST COAST PAS•••';TOEALANDAGBIOULTUEAL -•■■■■■-• -SOCIETY. aIIOWER SHOW .will be held on the XXdiShow. ground on November Ist, and compefitionis specially invitod in the following classes ; M Plants., Ist prize 4s, 2nd prize 2s Cut Flowers.,, „ Vegetables, . „ „ ', -Bottled'i?ruit or Vegetables, lst'prizeßs,

g prize 3s . Gollootiotfo'f Vegetables, Ist prize 7s 6d,-2nd """ prize jis 8 be received by Mr P, W, R , 'Seed tip tb'the morning of the Show, and e?hib#rs.ave:admitted to the show ground ..Entrance-Fee' &d each up to 10 lots, oa for each subsequent lot I •;• ■ AdmWVto'tho Mower Show Building ; •■ Adults lSj'CHildren under 12, 6fl, For'f|i' particulars see printed pro--3 grammes, which may bo obtained from the . undersigned, • 1 ."..;,'"■;.' H, H..WOLTEHS, " ''„' ,"",'■. '"" Secretary, ! Carterton,'l7th October, 1883. 1513 - For New Millinery go to 0. Smith'; I ; CIAJB HOTEL STABLES,I p COOKERY thanks bis customers for 1 ',..... their support during the time he has en mbusinesMn the above Stables, and begs to state that he has transferred his mterest.in the business to Messrs Charles vtm and -Roland Jaques, whoso experience in the same line is well known, and ho trusts they will retain' the confidence placed in him. DIXON & JAQUES, LIVERY. STABLEKEEPERS, CLUB HOTEL, MASTERTON, ' '-Beg to state they have purchased Mr ■ockflry s interest in the, above business, and I r>" endeavor-by civility and prompt ato turn to all orders, to deserve a fair share of No effort vjillbewatiti'tig on their part to eoure and retain the confidence of patrons.' ' bixon & jaques/' 5 " club stables. >