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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1830, 3 November 1884, Page 3

F. B, V-'oocl. ry SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNEDIeach 10, 12, IG, 20, aud 22 Gallon Portable Copper Boileis, beat iron t frames, ic, funnels, 1 each No 1,2, fi and 7 Colonial Ovens Ij 1 Corrugatadlion Tank 2 Chimnej Pols [1 —TAny and all of the above are to be had a 41 bargain on applying to ', 11819 F. H. WOOD. J .'FOR SALE. I . A A ACRES First cl iss Lan l ?, situato at Woodside, fenced and subdivided and well watered, Sumo good totaia bush on thepioperty. Bulk of purchase money can remain on mortgage at 7 per cent,, if desired, , P. further particulars apply to !: , n F, H. WOOD, W7 Auctioneer. I ANNUAL SBOW !. Unusu The Auspices Of the <> WAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST PASTORAL AND AGRICULTUBAL SOCIETY. WILL BE HELD IN IHK h SHOW GROUND ; CARTERTON, ON 7 THURSDAY Uh NOYBUBKB, 1884 EXRIBITOBS arenminded that entries lor tin) show e'ese at tho offices of Mr F. H. Wood, Breytowu; K, Brown and Co. vlasttrtnn ; J, and H. H. Wolters, Carterton, on SATURDAY, 25tli October, 1884, at noon, and tint in so cask will any entry be received alter that late. ADMISSION to tbo Show-Member.* on' pwduciion of ticket, free. Before noun, 2s ' bd; afiernooii, Is. Arrangements are being made to run pecial iiiilway trains at reduced rates; al.-o I o have the Show Lay proclaimed a Hank iid General lid day through the Valley. 'J he Railway Depaitn.ent will permit all didiits on which the ficiJit to Carterton, ■ tor the purpose of the Show has been paid, to 'ic returned by rail I'm ofCharqe, The lime I'm- judging the Lad.es' Hacks has been altered H. it, WOLTERS, Secretary. Carteiton, 2nd August, ISS4. ' 1754 R. BROWN ■& Co, COUNCIL CHAMBERS, MASTER-TON. LAND, LOAN, INSURANCE & COMMISSION AGENTS. Agencies-Hansoms, Head andJcf- . /tries Ayrkulturai Implements, Portable Kmjim<t, Threshing Machine*, dx., dc (see Catalogues); North British and Mercantile Insurance Company; Maxttrton Permanent Investment and Buildituj Society. PROPERTY LIST. Dwe'lirg House and 5 acres Good Land, withOutbuihiiiifjs, Manaia. Terras Dwelling Hmiso of C rooms, and 3£ anros chaied Basil Laud, bounded by creek, Manaia. Cheap and terms Section of Land in Church street—£3o i Sections facing the Park-£3O each Dweiliuc House, Stables, and Outbuildings, 1 acre ol Land, Orchard, &c,-£l2O Four Roomed Cottage and 2 Sections of Land, Mi-kora street-.—£150. Terms Dwelling, Dairy, Cowshed, aud 5 acres Good Land Dwelling 10 rooms, over quarter aero—very tasy term 3 i\ acres Dixou's Estate 2 Sections (of 3 acres each) Dixon's Estate A number of Dwellings, freehold and leasehold Building sites, etc,, in addition to the above. Sec list at our own Office, 1771 CABTERTON WAREHOUSE. ' (Next Excelsior Hotel.) THOMAS FOSTER, CABINETMAKER UPHOLSTERER, & PAPER-HANGER. B£GS to thank the inhabitants of the Wairarapa for past support accordtd him, and trusts tint now he Ins launched out mto more cominodi'ms premises to receive a continuance o( tbeir favors, Removed to HIGH-STREET, CARTERTON, Next Mr J, Lawrence's Excelsior Store. Snow Rom WAIRARAPA PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, ' ANNUAL SHOW OF Gra NOV,, 1884. ENTRIES for the undermentioned eventn will bo received on the ground up to 2 p.m., on the day of the show, viz.,—Best •'•hod Light Horse, prize £llos, offered by the Blacksmiths of Carterton; IWt Shod Lifdit Hack, not carrying heavy broad hack thoea, prize £3, offered by Mr J. C. Vallaneo. Kntrance fees. £s (sd, for each entry. Leaping Match.-M prize, £5; 2nd prism. £2;3-d prize. £l, Entrance Fee, lOs, each horse. H.H. WOLTEKS, 182 C Secretary. vl B ' B U L K L E Y, SURGEON-DENTIST, Grey-street, Near Lambton Quay, Wo'hngton, Hours from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. TROUT FISHING. A J. BESNBTT has on hand a large I Li .» assortment of Fishing Tackle, consisting of Rods, Reels, Lines, Baskets, Flies, Gut, ic. Also direct importer o! Cricketing Materials, by bes' raakera. A. J, Bennett, General and Furnishing Ironmonger, Cuba and (Jhuznee slreots, Wellington, ' ASK your Grocer for the Pure £*■ Vinegar, manufactured by JOHN STRIKE, Sen. This is guaranteed pure, well rotttirod, and unsurpassed by any vinegar imported, while the fact that this is a new colonial industry should secure it a trial. ' WORKS-Upper Willis street, Wellington 7 7