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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1573, 3 January 1884, Page 3

I?', JLy. . -.V uui<. Notice of Postponement, FEATHEESTON SALES advertised for the 3rd January aro postponed to MONDAYrtIio 7th January, 188J, (SEE ADVERTISEMENT.) I l '. H, wool), 1571 .'Auctioneer. MONDAY, JAN, 7, At 1 o'clock sharp, FEATHERSTQN. FEATHERSTON. Entirely Unresarved Sale of Household Furniture and Effects,

FH. WOOD has been favored with , instructions from H. E. Tuckey, Esq,, who is leaving the district, to sell by public iiuction on the premises, teacher's residence, Poathorston, at 1 o'clock sharp on the above dato, without reserve, the whole of bin valnabto Household Furniture and Effects, comprising—Handsome drawing room suite, tables (large and small), piano (by Chappell, London, in splendid order), ottoman's, large dining table, CS clmirs double and single iron bedsteads, sofas, chests drawers, wash stands and dressing tables, &c., crockery, glassware, hollowarc, kitchen utensils 'of every description, ladies' side saddle, book cases, washing machine and manglo (tin Vowel), two horses ("Kenneth" and "Dolly") broken in to side saddle. , 1569 MONDAY, JAN, 7, At 4 p.m. FEATHEBSTON CRICK IST CLUB, FH, WOOD Ihw received instructions o to sell by.Public Auction, at the Sclioolhousc Grounds, Fcathcrston, on the above date— The whole o! the plant of the Featherston Cricket Club, comprising bats, stumps, gloves, ik, 1570 ' SATURDAY, OTIITANUARY™ CARTERTON AUCTION ROOMS, AUCTION SALE EXTRAORDINARY. Clothing, and General ler- - chandise, WITHOUT RESERVE! , FII. WOOD has received instructions » to sell by public auction at his Carterlon Auction Kooms, on the above date, at 2 ii.in,, without reserve— A Consignment of Meu's and Boys' Clothing of every description of General Merchandise.

Goods on view ami forprivato salo up to day of sale, Other entries received up to time of sale. Don't Forget- Saturday, January 5, 2 p.rn, F. H. WOOD, 1570 Auctioneer. ftp* • T «C ■ AJ! AND liWE FAIR, WaiiMn; ut; !i i Ha-.t Coast Pastoral Society's Y-ii-ds, Carterton. l ; J'.l',i:l].\liy, .. 188-1. 771 11. WOOD notifies that ho is now jj o IVqwcil t« Receive Entries of Slock for Sale by Public Alio ion, ut the next Ram and Ewe i'nir, date of which will he shortly fixed, mid to Advertise same FREE ol OHA.KGE. Early entries requested. P. H. WOOD, 15-iS Aucti oncer L''OR SALE. Small Faim Sections at Opaki, near Maskrtoa. FJI. WOOD lis3 received instructions , lo offer for private sale, on exceptionally easy terms, (viz., email deposit and balance 5 years at l) per cent), —■ IS Sections Land, ranging in size from 52 to 129 acres, being subdivisions of sections Noa, -10, 50, 51, 52,53 and GG, situate Opaki.. near Slastorton, Wairarapa. Further particulars on application lo the undersigned, F. H. wood; 1553 Auctioneer and Estate Agent. in ■pi 0 B PM V A l'.E a AL E . SO Well bred Lincoln Earns S Pure bred do do For further particulars apply to ]?, H. WOOD, 15GG Auctioneer.

W. CLARK NVITES SPECIAL ATTENTION (o a . Very Choice Assortment of New Goods in all just received lot Ihe festive Season of Christmas, It is impossible to enumerate all the items, personal inspection alone being adequate to give anything like an idea of the extent and variety ol the Goods.now on view, In the MILLINERY DEPARTMENT will be found such an assortment of Trimmed Hats and Bonnets as will fairly astonish, and tin prices arc so low and the quiilitio? find styles so superior that people wonder how it is possible to sell so ehfeap, The Ladies' Fichus and Dolmans, too, are the admiration of all, beholders; while the Fancy Goods, Wax D.olls, Carved Wood Brackets, Birthday Text Booolts, Photo Frames, inkstands, TaL'le Bell', Mirrors, fte,, are being sold at such price;) that it might almost be called Given Away ! Tho fjcntlcmen have not been forgotten, for the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT is replete with every requisite in tho way of Men's and Boys buits, Trousers and Vests, Hats, thirls, Ties, Collars, Braces, Ax., &c. Tho Public are respectfully requested not to form their opinion from what they see in the windows, because, for obvious reasons, the Choicest Goodscanuot be' thus displayed; tkvefove, Call', See, and Judge for Youmlm, and it will bo found that, without doubt, ULARK'rt GASH DRAPERY & CLOTHING STORE Is by fcr the Cheapest House in the neigh- ' borhood of Carterton, To all Readers oj the" Waikahapa Daily'' the Compliments oj the Season. 1561 . THOB. PBOCTOR. gT PATRICK'S CHURCH. ON SUNDAY EVENING-, JAN. C,' tho Bev S. HALBWaCHS, S.M, will deliver a Farevroll Address ts tho Congregation, ■ - 15G8