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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1718, 24 June 1884, Page 3

F, H. Wood. SATURDAY, JUNE *2l, • At 1 o'clock Bharp. UNRESERVED SAW'AT THE GREY- • ■ TOWN AUCTION'ROOMS. ' ; 1000 Nelson Fruit Trees.; FH, WOOD has received ineiructipnE, . to sell by public auction, at Mb Greytown Auction Booms, on the above date) at 1 o'oicckp.m.diarp—. ... (; Fruit Trees, from Mr Bale's celebrated .Nelson nursery, including all the best known named varieties ¥ C\C\ eeSi rom (JUU McCardle'a nursery, also every description 'ot Ornamental Trees, Hants and Shrubs, including some very choioa and rare Rhododen- ' (Irons ' r ■'; The Auctioneer would strongly advise all fho wish to improve, their proportios and .make money to attend thin really 'bona fide »le. : As the days are so' short the. ealo will commence at ono o'clook, . 1715 SATURDAY, JUNE 28,u, M, CARTERTON AUCTION ROOMS. : Immense Unreserved sale at 1 o'clock, NELSON FRUIT TREES. In Eyery variety, Ornamental Trees Shrubs, Plants &0,. After which y; Clothing, Blankets Hosiery Will bo Offered, Further particulars in future advertisement, F, H, WOOD, 171 i Auctioneer. THURSDAY, JULYS, At One I 'C.cck, ST 0 GET S'AL'E. AT HRT, RAY'S YARDS,, TAitAr Ail I. " ; Fff, WOOD hiis received ir.struotiouß • 1o sell by ] üblic miction, ni thi abovo date at Mr I'. Ray's Yards, Ti,ratahi, commencing at one t'ekek--10 O Good M;ii"o ewes in limb to Romiioy Jtarsh rams 100 Crossbred ewes, do da' 30 do do lambs in the wool 5<J do do ewes- • 5 Good vearling steeri-ancl heifers <3 d-j sadJie horeps ' 1 Ladies hack dark bay, good pacos 1 Gents saddlo and b:i:llo nearly iiiw 1 oet single buegy harn;ss, silver .-mounted' 1 Now double furrow plough : 1 do soiiilier. Further entries invited for above salo. F, H. WOOD, 17 IS ■ Auctioneer. F FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1881, TOWN HALL, 'MARTINUOROUGH, FRUIT TREES, ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, PLANTS, &c. hi 11, WOOD has received instructions Jj ■ from MR D, BARRETT, of the Tividale Nursery, near Greytown, to sell by Public Auction, on the above date, at tho Town Hall, Mnrtwborough, commencing at one o'clock sham'— A largo number of FRUIT TREES ot every description, inclii liiig every variety of Apples on Wight proof stocks Pears, peaches, Plums (of every description) Apricots, nectanuej, cherries, Quinces, &c M &c. Ornamental Trees & Slirufcs Including , , Cupre-susmacrocnrp.i, pinus insignis Many difiereut varieties of pines Plants and shrubs to numorous to particularise The Auctioneer desires to draw the special attention of those dosiriug to improve their properties to this important sale. Mr D, Barrett has succeeded in establishing a name pnd reputation for his Nursery which renders fuitlier comment unnecessary. F. H. WuOD, : 1717 Auctioneer, SATURDAY, JULY 5. TOWN HALL, MARTINBUROUGH, Unreserved Sale of Everything, Commencing at 1 O'clock Sharp, as the days are short. MARTINBO ROUGH, FH. WOOD has received positive in- , structions to sell by public auction, entirely without reserve, at the Town Hall, tinborough, on the abovo, date at 1 o'clock, A Large Consignment of General Merchandise, of Eveiy Description, - Including— Drapery, Calicoes, Flannels Blankets, Sheetings Dress Stuffs, Jackets, Shaw's Clothing (Men's and Roy's) of every description Shirts, Hats, Socks, Crockery, Glasawaro, Cutlery Holloware Groceries—Tea, Sugar, Roap, Candles Flour, liice, Oatmeal, Jams Clocks, Lamps, Pictures, Fmoy Goods ct'C,, &C,, ■ &(!. Everybody invited to attend and . secure Bargains, F. H. WOOD, 17 It ■ Auctioneer. WHY PAY RENT? Freehold Property at Greytown—A Bargain. FH. WOOD has received instructions « to offer for Frivate Sale, that comfortablo and well finished five roomed House and. Quarter-acre Land, situato fronting the Kuratiwhiti road Greytown, near the Foresters' Hall, at present in the occupation of Mr Campbell, ft ill be sold at a great Terms very eilsy.' No cask required. An ordinary rent will buy it right out. For further paiticulars, apply to .• ■ :! 1717 F. H, WOOD., (For. continuation of J. 11, Wood's advls, ... see back page,)- ' FEATHEESTON. ■ FEATfIEI STOP, BUTCHER'S NOTICE.' ; ALFRED BALE, having purchased the old established and favorite butchery business of Mr William Abbott, Featberston, hopes to receive as largo a share of support as was accorded to his.predeccssor, which he will endeavor to deserve by supplying the BEST MEAT, and giving stricfc' attention to ALFRED BALE,