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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1585, 17 January 1884, Page 3

F. H, Wood. SATURDAY, JANUARY 19th, 1884. At 2 o'clock. Carterton, Carterton. 171 H. WOOD bos received instructions . , from Messrs Isea and Cohen, of the City Pawn Office, Wellington, to sell by Public Auction at his Carterton Auction Rooms on the above date, without reserve : Watches, Clocks, Gold Chains, Gold ,' Brooches, Suites, Jewelery, Cutlery, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Fancy Goods, Guns, Musical instruments, Carpenters' Tools, Portmanteaus, and lot clothing, NO EESBRYE; 1584 MONDAY, 21st JANUARY,' At 2 p.m. FEATHERSTON. UNRESERVED, SALE. p B, WOOD has received instructions L • from tho Public Trustee, to sell by public .motion at the Fcatherston Saleyards, on the a'uovo date, at 2 p in., in the Estate of R.' Mayno, deceased, entirely without reserve 3 Acres Land, being Lots s'?, 53, and 54, subdivision of Sural Section No. 55 3 Acres Land, beiup Lots 9,10, and 11 on the snbdivisional plan of Allotment 2, of Rural Section No 45.' i'OR SALE. Small Farm Sections at Opaki, near Maalerton.

Ffl. WOOD liss rcccivod instructions • to offer for private sale, on exceptionally easy tains', (viz,, small doposit and balance 5 years at (i per cent),— 13 Sections Laud, ranging in size from 52 to 129 acres, being subdivisions of sections Nos, 49, 50, 51, 52,53 and 6G, situate Opaki. near Masterion, Wairarapa. Further particulars on application to tho undersigned, F. H. WOOD, 1553 Auctioneer and Estate Agent. OR PRIVATE SALE, 50 "Well bred Lincoln Earns 8 Puro bred do do For further particulars apply to F. H. WOOD, SGB Auctioneer,

iii THE ANNUAL RAM AND EWE FAIR UNDER THE AUSPICES OP mHE WAIRARAPA, AND BAST 1 COAST PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, Will I* held nt the Show grounds, ''arterton, on WKDNftsli.Y. 20rn FEBRUARY, 1884. Ellin-s -vivuipauied by ■ the -eutraucj - fees", inn:-!-' • ' with the Secretary at tholl"ii!i"il i'h tabors, Citrterton, on or before S .. Ui'.haY, Kith February, 1884, and. pri'iLo'l tiury nuns may bo obtained from the wi-iHv-ipiiwl. or from Messrs F. H, Wood 'nnil Vs'ssia Lowtu .t lorns. In i.rdur that sufficient occommodation may lm provided and correct catalogues prepared, vendors are requested to state on the entry form, whether the sheep are to bo Bold by public auction, i! so, by whom, or by private management; also whether to be sold singly, or in pens ot live or ton. All sheep to be on the ground befora 11 o'clock a m,, and to be removed only by permission of tho Stewards. Sale to commence at Noon sharp. ENTRANCE FEES. First five sheep lsper.hcad. Over that number Gd per head, ' Single sheep 2s per head, ADMISSION FREE. H. H, WOLTERS, Secretary. Carterton, 9th January, 1884. A Merry Xmas and Happy New Year to all, SUITABLE FOR XMAS PRESENTS JUST OPENED UP. itti\'JVti/ttMß<!? :: < M.v 1 t :-..-».:\>«'u•;■■•.•.• Wi i[wr.' mJL*i wmam f*S'>p *'-:-\r^.yiiL-\\l

NOVELTIES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. Special Bargains FOR THE CHRISTMAS TRADE, THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE DISTRICT TO CHOOSE FROM. CELEBIIATION OP THE FORTY-FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FOUNDATION OP THE COLONY OF new zealand. Tuesday,-28hd January, ism. "\INNEU at the Athenaeum, Wellington, jj at 7 o'clock pan. Tickets, 10s Gd each, to be had of the following Snb-Com-mitteo : Messrs E, Urandon, A. G. Johnson, G, H. Luxford, Thos. M'Kouzio, John Plimmer, Ben,, M. Qm'n, J, H. Wallace, W. R, Waters. Immediate application is necessary to secure tickets. 1583 J EARLY OJiUSINU. WR the benefit or the" Public, and par- _. tioularly our omployeca, wo have decided for the future to cloeo our eatabUehment at 8 o'clock. • lU\9 RABP^HABE,