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F, JBi Vootl. SATURDAY DECEMBER 13,1884. CARTERTON AUCTION BOOMS. Commencing at ONE O'CLOCK SHARP. Without Reserve AN IMPORTANT SALE WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF Ip H. WOOD has received instructions . * from Mr Cohen, pawnbroker, of Wellington, to sell by public auotion, at his Carterton rooms, on Saturday, the 13th December next, without reserve, UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, Comprising—do. chains, clocks, brooches rings, jewellery of every description, New and second hand wearing apparel, boots, bedding, musical instruments, portmanteaux, carpenters' tools, desks, lamps, rases, lancy goods, saddlery. &>,, &c., after which on account of whom it may concern. Also, Without Reserve, AN INVOICE OF CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, JAPANNED GOODS, and PERFUMERY. Plates, all sizes and different pattern dishes, do do, jugs, do, white and gold cups aud saucers, printed and stone, majolicaware, baking dishes, tea pots, toilet sets, glass dishes, fancy crockery, Ac,, &c., furniture of every discription, both new and second hand, groceries, drapery, clothing, general merchandise of every description. The,undersigned desires to draw special tody's wants, and being close to Christmas it presents an opportunity of supplying deficiencies in household effects and purchasing your Christmas presents, As it will be impossible to get through the whole lot ih one day, there being over 1,000 lots, the balence will be sold at the Greytown Auction Rooms on the following Saturday, the 20 th inst, J F, H, WOOD, Auctioneer, THURSDAY DECEMBER 18. At 1.30 o'Olock STOCK SALE AT WE PASTORAL SOCIETY'S YARDS. CARTERTON, FH. WOOD will sell by Public Auction • at the Wairarapa and East Ocaßt Pastoral Society's yards -Carterton, on the above date—--120 cross-bred owes and lambs 40 fat sheep 50 ewes 5Q iambs 10 head mixed cattlo Cows . Horses It is the intention of the undersigned to have monthly stouk sale? at the above yards, Carterton, Settlers havincr stook to dispose of are requested to forward their entries as early as possible, or to leave particulars with Mr Bishop of the White Haft Hotel. F. H, WOOD, Auctioneer. Q INGLE Seated Bugpy and Set Harness for £25. Terms cash, or three months' approved bill, with Bank Interest added. Apply to 1858 F.H. WOOD. A :*! PUBLIC NOTICE UNDER "THE PROPERTY ASSESSMENT ACT, 1870,'- SECTION 70. NOTICE is hereby given that properly, tux under "The Property Tax Act, 1884," for the year commencing on the first day ot April, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-four, will be payable as follows (1.) In respect of the duty of threeeights of a penny, whore the amount of such duty shall bo under two hundred and fifty pounds, the same shall be paid on the twentyi-aecond day of December, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-four: And where such duty amounls to two hundred and fifty pounds, or exceeds that aunt, the same shall be paid in two equal instalments, the first of such instalments being payable on the eaid twenty second day of December, and tlie second nf such instalments on the second day of February, one thousand eight hundred and eigh'yfivo (2.) In respect of (hp duty on lire, twine, or guarantee policies issued by any insuruiicecnoipauy, the same bImII be paid on the tenth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and eightyfive. And notice is hereby further given that the places in each district where Ihe eaid tax shall be paid shall be any post i flice within such district which is als» n money order office, except in the district of Wellington, in. which disuict the inx shall be paid at any such post < dice as aforesaid, hnd at the office of the Properly Tax Commissioner, at the Government Buildings, Wellington, J. SPERRY, Property-Tax Commissioner, Property-Tax Department, Wellington 27 th November, 1884. FEATHERSTQN RAQING CLUB, (Extra Race.) HANDICAP HUBDLE RACE (first race) of 25 sovs., second horse to receive 5 sovs from the Stakes; 2 miles and a distance, over 8 flights of hurdles, 3ft Gin high; Nominations 20s, acceptances 20s. NOMINATIONS close on the 15th inst, 18 p.m., weights to bo declared at 8 p.m.; acceptances at 8 p m. on the 24th, R, BAIITON, Bon. Sec., 1859 F. R. C. NOTICE. r FHE undersigned authorize R I BROWN & CO. lo receive all accounts due to the firm ot DIXON & JAQUES. The receipt of R. BROWN k CO. only, will bo valid from this date. Acoonnls against the firm of DIXON & JAQUES aro requested to be sent in to R, BROWN & CO, for settlement by DECEMBER 31st, Any accounts undented by that date will not be recognised, Signed C. DIXON. R. JAQUES. Masterion, 4th December, 1884. R. BROWN & CO , in accordance with: their instructions require all accounts due to DIXON & JAQUES to be paid at their OFFICE on or before the 31st INST. Afler tliat date summary proceedings will be taken to recover any which are outstanding Masterion, 4th December, 1884, 1656