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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1822, 24 October 1884, Page 3

s. H, V'ootl. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30. At One O'clock, STOCK" SALE AT MR T, RAY'S YARDS, TARATAHI, FH. WOOD has received instructions .to sell by public auction, as abovt, at QOO EwesSOO Mixed Sheep SO Shorn Ewes GO Fat Sheep 25, with the option. . . AND MUST BE SOLD. Also— SO Head Cattle Horse, Dray and Harness Several Hacks and ihiogy Horses, Entries received up to time of sale, ,01, F - n ' WOOD . SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, At Two O'clock, CARTERTON AUCTION BOOMS, |7l 11. WOOD has received instructions A . to sell by public auction at his Carterton auction rooms oil the above New and second hand furniture, pictures Ac. Drapery, clothing and fancy goods Groceries, tea, sugar, flour Ironmongery, <S:c„ &c, Mr W, J. ] indiip will receive entries and consignments up to time of sale. F, H. WOOD, 1819 Auctioneer. WAIEAKAPA PASTORAL SOCIETY, ' Sale of Privileges, MB, F. H, WOOD will sell by public auction at tln-ir Auction lUms, Carterton, on SATURDAY, the 25th day of October inst, at 3 p.m.. the privileges connected with the /unuol .Show to be lieldGth November next, as follows ; 1. Publican's Booth "o. 1 2. Publican's Booth No. 2 3. Refreshment Booth No, 1 i. Refreshment Booth No. 2 5. Fruit and Fancy Goods Stall Terms: Cash on fall of hammer. 11. H. WOUW, Secretary, fXU SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED2, ID, 20, mrl 22 Gallon juuamo upper i;oile;s, nest iron fvamts, ic.,lt.imvls. leach No 1,2,5 and7Colonial Ovens lComigriad Lou Tank .2 Cliinintj Pels Any and all of ih above are to be hath bargain on npplvimj to 18 '9 F. H. WOOD.

FOR SALE. M ACHES First diss Land, situate at Wood.-ulo, fenced and suhtlivLded and well waterul, Hume good tolma bush Bulk of 'purchase money csn remain on mortgago at 7 per cent,, ii desired. F further particulars apply to F, Jl, WOOD, '"W Auctioneer. WAIPOUA CTBAM ULODR, & AATMEAL Oteajj a 1 lour,. & Uatmeal Messrs 8, Bacon & Co. HAVING engaged Mr J. FOSTER, (a Miller or lurye experience both in New Zealand and Victuri.., holding first-clues certificates of, competency) have • .much pleasure in . GUARANTEEING THEIR BRAND OF • FLOUR AS ' ; : :,BKCOKDTO;PNF And solicit a continuance »f their customers' ■ ■ . • esteemed favors, and A TRIAL'FROM ALL. WAIPOUiriLLLS. Miistertou. November 2nd, 18811 152' SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT I BY LAST Direct Steamer, a Large Assortment of CREWEL WOOLS AND SILKS, •' _ In all Shades. A Choice Selection of, Tuaksfer Pa'itebnh All the Materials for ' Macrame Lace Work, Now so Fashionable at Home as a High Ar Recreation. Also Books with Complete Instructions and Designs for Working, BOOKS suitable for Wedding and Conipli montarv PRESENTS. AW BOOKS, PAPERS, ami PERIODWALS.bi EVERY MAILI IN ALL ITS BRANCHES! Photographs taken in ANY WEATHER y the Iristantauoous Golatmo-Bromide Dry Plates. ISfThe Largest and Best Assortment of Maoui PnuxooiiArns in New 3ealaud.,sg AGENT for all tlie hading New Zealand JLAIUO. .a IDAXj&i BOOKSEMKI! ct' .Statioskh, FANCY GOODS DEPOT, MASTERTON BAHIiAUD'S ART UNION, 1834. TWO HUNDRED SUPjSCRIBERS AT £1 Is EACH: To be Drawn immediately the List is Full, mHE Prizes consist of Eleven Pictures, , •*• valued at 200 guineas. Now on view at Barraud & Son'.?, f.ambton-qu'ay, where tickets may be'pbtaiiied, • First Prize, a'valuable OilTainling by VG. Bochree, representing Kilgemn C a stia, Cardigan, 1814