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F. Hi Wood. SATURDAY, JULY 19. GREYTOWN AUCtION ROOMS. Unreserved Sale.' GENERAL MERCHANDISE. FH. WOOD has received positive in- . structions to sell by public auction, at his Greyfcown Rooms, on the above date, at2p.m, A Large consignment of General Merchandise comprising— Drapery goods of every description Blankets, calicoes, flannels Dress stuffs, Bonnets Men's nnd boys's clothing Shirts, hats, boots Tea, sugar, soap, rice, flour Kerosene, ironmongery Crockery, pkwrare New and second hand furniture, of every description. 173-1 SATURDAY, JULY 19. . ' GREYTOWN AUCTION BOOMS. jl E. WOOD has received instructions J . from Mr Collotte, of Masterton, to sell by public .tuition, as above— A Large Collection of Roses, Bulbs and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, from his Masterton Nursery, comprising 100 Roses Bulbs, of every description Dahlia (single and double) Gladiolas, Pcouies ' Lily of the Valley Red Currants Macrocarpa, Pinas Insignis Chestnuts, Walnuts &c, 4c. &c. THURSDAY, JULY 81, MONTHLY STOCK SALE AT MR HAMMERICIi'S YARDS, GREYTOWN. I F. H, WOOD, Auctioneer. WHY PAY KENT? ?rcehold Property at Grey town—A Bargain. ~\ H. WOOD has received iustractions . to offer for Private Sale, that comortable and well finished five roomed House ,ud Quarter-acre Land, situate fronting be Kuratiwhiti road Groytown, near the foresters' Hall, at present in the occupation if Mr Campbell, Will be sold at a great acrifioe, Term? very easy. No cash required. An rdinary rent will buy it right out, For iurther particulars, apply to 17 P. H, WOOD. For continuation of F, 11. HWs cukts, see bach paqe.) W.LITTLEJOHN&SON, YATCHMAKSRS, JEWELLERS, AND OPTICIANS, JAMBTON-QuiY... ...Wellington, WILL commence Business in Masterton in Perry's Builduys, Queen-street, . ON MONDAY, lGxn JUNE, Yi.h a First-class Stock of NEW GOODS. Inspection is Cordially Invited. The Repairing of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery will receive Special Attention. 170G , /8 ESSES J. STONE k SON, of the LYI Waipoua Nursery, beg to inform the uhabitants of the district that they have eceived a large and assorted stock of fruit ,nd ornamental trees from the well-known nirscry of Mr Ivory, of Rangiora, Canterrary, and are prepared to soil the same it reasonable prices. Orders left with Mr [. P. Mlding will he attended to, 1731 PRINCE OF WALUS' HOTEL. Queen-St., Masterton. r. Waffg. PROPBIETOR. T7IOR the Convenience of visitors to the *• Commercial Room and others, a JECOND BAR has been opened in the above lotel, The Billiard Room attached has now been ■cuovated and fitted with one of Alcock's best Tables. 1 well .supplied table, and every comfort for Travellers, &c, Wines, Beers, and Spirits of the best quality, 1734 WELLINGTON DISPENSARY. THOMAS GORDON, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST (By Examination). PROPRIETOR of Gordon's! White Santonic Woim Powders Goidon's Quinine and Steel Wine; examined and approved by the Medical faculty Fife's Dalmatian Insect Powders, besthi the market, Gordon's Tooth Powder and Toilet , ■" Requisites, &0., &c.' SOLE AGENT FORMarshall's Homeopathic Remedies. Has now to hand fresh supplies of the following special linesCastana Vesca, the only reliable euro for whooping Cough. Acid Phosphate, the celebrated brain and nerve restorer. S3". Pressaries Preventif de Paris, and a splendid stock of new herbs, drugs, ~: borso, cattle, and patent medicines, and general druggist'B'Bundries,' Country orders promptly executed, References everywhere. 1737