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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1819, 21 October 1884, Page 3

Lowest At loniH FRIDAY, OCTOBER.'24. At 2 O'clock. SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE, T OWES & JORNS have receive:! instruc tions from tho Official Assigneo to sel the whole of the furniture in the eslate o Mr E. B. Bell, consisting of-. Drawing Room Suite Tables, chairs, carpets Bedsteads, washstands Toilets, mirrors/ couches Oil cloths, stretchers, mats Curtains, ornaments, lamps Vases, clooks, crockery, cutlery Cooking utensils, and sundries Two Parrots and Cages, SALE ON THE PREMISES, CHURCH-STREET, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25th. At 2 O'Clock, IMPORTANT AND UNRESERVED SALE OF DAIRY STOCK AT CARTERTON. LOWES k lOENS have received instruc- _ tions. frort Mr Grattan who is relinliiisliing his Dairying business to sell on the iremises near the railway Station, Carterton, ;hs following valuable stock : 14 Superior Dairy Cows, in milk or to calve; all well selectctl 7 Heifers, hand leared (springing) 12 Yearlings, 8 Calves 2 Steers 1 Young Shorthorn Bull 1 Good Spring Cart and Harness' . 1 Valuable. Trap Horse, 4 years. 1 Splendid Draught Horso A Lot of Pigs and Sundries. TO RESERVE, EASY TERMS WILL BE GIVEN, 1816 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, At One O'clock. Important and Unreserved Sale of jewellery, stock-in-trade, furniture, horse, buggy and sundries. r OWES & lORNS have received instruc U tions from A, Bish, Esq., who is leaving his Island, to sell at their rooms, the goods icing removed for convenience of the public, he whole of his well assorted stock-in-trade, inggy, harness, and horse. The general list rill include— Nib cntiro stock-in-trade being a well assorted stock of Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks in groat variety. Ladies Gold Suites, Brooches and Barings, Lockets, Pendants, E.P, Wars, Glass Show Cases, and an endless variety of Fancy Goods, Superior Household Furniture, including— Drawing Room Suite in Walnut, upholstered iu Figured Repp, Carpets, Linoliums, Mats, Matting, Chairs, Tables, Mirrors, Lamps, Clocks, Fenders, Pictures, Biackets, Glassware, Ornaments, Dining Tables, Chairs, Couches, Tea and Dinner Service, Superior Dish Covers, Cutlery. Glassware, Plate Rack, Dresser, Bedsteadsi Spring Mattresses, Dressing Tablofi Washstands, Toilet Sets, Toilet Glasses, ScrceiiF, Curtains, 1 Portable Boiler, lot Garden Tools, lot Fowls. Also—--1 Splendid single seated Buggy (by Howlands, Christchurch), 1 set silverplated Harness, 1 Buggy Mare, quiet and staunch for saddle or harness, This being a genuine unreserved Clearing iale, tho public should not miss the opportunity. Goodwill of Leasehold Property. m ACRES Splendid LAND at Gladstone . . | D [A A ACRES Freehold and7ooacres JLUUU lieasdhoid, Whareama, with 3000 sheep >)(\l\(\ ACRES Splendid improved 4\)\JV LAND, Lower Valley, divided into 27 paddocks; large dwelling • 1 no ACRES, Waipoua Block, Splendid Ska ACRES FARM, Ojwki, divided, Vl/v aud good dwelling; water and shelter, Easy terms. 07 K ACRE SHEEP RUN, Upper 0(0 Taueru, well improved and subdivided, good Dwelling. 1 K7fl ACi?E mm & CATTI ' K 1 0 i\J BUN, on the Pahau llivor, ■well improved QQO ACRES GOOD PASTORAL hJvQ LAND, near Carterton, improved aud subdivided, and good Dwelling I A Q ACHE FARM, near Carterton. Convenient paddocks aud Rood Dwelling AQQ ACIiES SPLEN!,ID LAND ' 000 bounds Ruamahanga River. Well improved ~\Kf> ACRES IMPROVED LAND, JLt/D Upper Plain. Fencod aud Dwelling A ACRES GOOD LAND, Masterton. Property known as Wildfell, 2531 acres, fenced and subdivided, good house and 3utbuildings, Price low, terms oasy. Also— SECTIONS of I, J, and 1 acre in Bentley's, lorns and Fereusson's Estate WAIKARAPA PASTORAL SOCIETY, Sale of Privileges. MR F. H, WOOD will sell by public auction at their Auction K-ioms, Carterton, on SATURDAY, the 25th day of October inst, at 3 p.m., the privileges connected with the Annual Show to be hold 6th November next, as follows : 1. Publican's Booth "0.1 2. Publican's Booth No. 2 3. Refreshment Booth No. 1 4. Refreshment Booth No. 2 5. Fruit and Fancy Goods Stall Terms: Cash on fall of hammer. H. H. WOLTERF, Secretary, BARRAUD'S ART UNION, 1884. TWO HUNDRED SUBSCRIBERS AT £1 1b EACH. To be Drawn immediately the List is Full. mHE Prizes consist of Eleven Pictures, -*- valued at 200 gujneas. Now on view at Barraud & Son's, Lambton-quay, where tickets may be obtained. First Prize, a valuable Oil Painting by E. G. Dochree, representing Kilgerran Castle, Cardigan. 1814