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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1781, 6 September 1884, Page 3

F. JH. Wood. MONDAY, Bth SEPTEMBER, At 2 (Mock, Without Reserve, drapery and clothing, until every line, is sold, Sale will be held as before iu Mr Naylor's premises, commencing at 2 p.m, MONDAY, Bth INST. Bargains for Everyone I SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. Valuable Leasehold Property at Carterton. NEXT MARQUIS OF NORMANBY HOTEL. [j! H. WOOD has received instructions J?« from the Mortgagee to sell hy public auction at his Carterton Auction Rooms, on the above date at one o'clock. The lease, ■l4 years to run, of those . Valuable Building Allotments, • situate next the Marquis of Normanby Hotel, Carterton, (the best building sites iu the township), containing one and a half acres,' ' part of section 107, Taratahi Plain Block, having a frontage of 200 linka to the Main.Koad,. by a depth ■ ■■ of 750 links, together with house and shop, now occupied by Mr T. C. Barnard, and house lately . occupied by Mr Gibson. . Fall particulars at ealo. F.H.WOOD. ; 1 Auctioneer. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, Carterton Auction Rooms, At one o'clock, Sale of Unredeemed Pledges. F. H. WOOD Has received instructions from Messrs M. Cohen aud Co,, Pawnbrokers, Wellington, to sell by public auction, at his Carterton Action Hooms, on the above date at one o'clock sharp, a large quantity of Unredeemed Pledges, consisting of— Gold and silver watches (new and seccond hand) Gold and diamond rings, brooches, earrings ■ Gold and silve.' chains Greenstone jewellery New and secone hand clothing Musical Instruments, Meerschaum pipes Cutlery, boots, books, clocks, overcoats Field glasses And other articles too uumerous to particularise. Owing to the number of the lots to be sold, the sale must commence at one o'clock 17£3 (For continuation of F. H, Wood/s advts, sm lack paqe,) MASTERTON, Cash Boot and Shoe Market.

H. PETERSON & Go,, BEG to inform their numerous customer!) and the public generally that they have on hand a very fine assortment of Boots and Shoes at PRICES TO SUIT EVERYONE, In the Ladies' Department we' have just reoeived a fresh BUpply of OttoHurz Glazed Kid Button Boots, Glazed Kid Oxford Shoes, Piuet's Kid E. S. Boots, Pollack's Glazed Kid Oxford Bhoeß, and other lines too numerous to mention, also a splendid assortment of Girls' and Children's Boots ind Shoes, A Large Stock of Cove & West's celobrated . HAND SEWN PORPOISE SHOUTING BOOTS always on hand at prices that defy competition, Also a splendid stock of Men's, Youthß', and Boys' Colonial made boots and shoes, A liberal discount allowed on all cash purchases, The bespoke department roceives every attention, nothing but the very best material and workmanship being used._ One visit will convince the most sceptical that the placo to purchase boots and shoes is at the Cash Boot and Shoe Market, . (Next Club Hotel), Queen-Street, Masterton, No. 2. To be Run at Tauherenikau on November 7th, 1884. 800 SHAREHOLDERS at 5s EACH. First Horse &100 Second ... ... 40 Third 20 2 Cash Prizes off 10 each .„ £2O 20' „ . of£l each ,„ 20

EACH TICKET HAS TWO (2) CHANCES, Early application is requested. Enclose two stamp 3 for reply and result, and address only to . "jLEO," Care of T. Thompson, 1777 Empire Hotel, Masterton. GREAT KEDUCTION IN BAKBUD FENCING WIKE. ►LACK WIRE, 3 strands, 4 barbs, £35 > per ton, 26 chains to ewt. Galvanised Wire, 2 atrands,4 barbs, £36 per ton, 26 chains to cwt ' Farmer'sFnendßarbine; Wacb.inesj2oseach Barbs, 6d per lb. ONE POUND Of Lai'bs will do one chain at 6 inches apart ' Equal to 40; per mile, SOLD BY G. Si £.DALRYMPLE ESTATE AGENT, Pjbet>-3tret, Masterton