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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1875, 29 December 1884, Page 3

.F. JHL V'ood. THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, At 1,30 o'clock, STOCK SALE AT • MRHAMMERICH'SYAfIDS, QREYTOM. ' F. H. WOOD Will hold a Stock Sale as above. Entries invited and advertised as received mo • F.H-WOOD, lSfX ' Auctioneer. FOR SALE. •~ : ' AA. .AORESFirst class Land, situate at ~ " oodeide, fenced and subdivided and well watered, • Some good totara bush on the property. ■ Bulk of purchase money can remain on ■ ■ • : •" For further particulars apply to , ; F. H. WOOD, ' Auctioneer. QINGLE Seated, flugyy and Set Harness for £25, Tei ms cash, or three months' approved bill, ptli Bank Interest added. Apply to "" .... . P. H: .WOOD. 1858 OR SALE,A BAR GAIN! EIGEr-HOfWE POWER . PORTABLE :; STEAM ENGINE , • 'Wit-double cylinder. Nearly new and in thorough repair. Price £ 176. For further particulars apply to 1862 F, H. WOOD. CHEITIGNON PIANO. No Holue should'be Without One. FH. WOOD, Sole Agent in the Waira- . rapa for the MIQNON PIANO. Construction- -Great solidity of build, full iron frnme

Tone-Marvellously excellent. full, ound Touch—Most elastic aDd certain Genoral Finish—Most excellent, iiißin walnut or ebonised, gold eng .aved, , ■ ivory keyboard, full size a com. " pass, PEICES : ■ ,• • "Per mo'ntl Ttr month r „,V Nett Cash,' for'Emt for 2vrs. In Walnut Caso £43 0 0 £3 19 6 £2 3 6 ■ Ebonised do 44 0 0 '4 1 6 2 3 6 ' Walnut and •Gold fin. gravedCaae 45 0 0 4 1 6 2 6 6 • Ebonised and Gold do do 46 0 0 4 3 6 2 9 6 Each Piano will 1)0 well tuned before being packed, bo as to reach, its destination in perfect order. ■ Full particulars and Illustrated Catalogues will bo forwarded, free of charge on appucation to the undersigned, A simple of these pianos may be seen at Mr G. Coker's, Foresters Hall, from whom all particulars may be obtained. F. H. WOOD, SOLE AGENT FOR THE WAIRARAPA FOR the mignon piano. Xroas and New Year :GrIITS,! GIFTS!! M. Caselberg and Co, ■ HAVE found by- experience the impossibility of giving awayXMAS BOXES and NEW YEAR GIFTS to ALL their numerous customers without unintentionally overlooking some; Consequently to avoid giving offence they liavo decided , NOT TO GIVE XMAS BOXES OR NEW YEAR .GIFTS TO ANYONE. But instead of the same they will REDUCE THE PRICES Of tlie following goods. tail THIS -DAY (20th inst.) to 31st, viz.— 1 Currants, new fruit, per lb 6|d Raisins „ „■ 6d Mixed Peel „ la 3d Shelled Almonds „ ls9d Flour, jier 2001b sa(?k- 24s ; 'V iv 'l9olb bag 12a 6d Hams, 101b, 121b, 141b at 9d per lb. ALL THE ABOVE ARE CASH PRICES QASELBERG MD M-, CO-OPERATIVE STORES/ MASTERTON. 1870. . \ SK your -Grocer for tho Pure _ Vineft'ux*, manufactured ty JOHN STRIKE, Sen. This is guaranteed pure, well matured, and unsurpassed by any vtoegar imported, while the fact that this.is a new colonial' industry should secure it a trial.WORKS—Upper:Wiliia street, Wellington.■GIVIiNG UP BUSINESS, NICHOLSON, Cliba-Street, Wel- , liiigton, bega to call tho attention of tlie piiblic to tho fact that as ho iB retiring from business at tho beginning of the year the whole of liis valuable stock is for sale at less than cost price... that, by permission, he is disposing, ofi Exhibition -Sideboard} Handsome'. Harmonium, and some Oil' Paintings (a largo one of Wellington in 1841) by Art Union.' Tickets ,10s 6d, which may be. had on application at the office of this paper. >• 1810 ALL persons having' claims' 'against the estate of HENRY WELCH, of Opaki, farmer, deceased, ar? ; requested to furnish them at oncti to the Executors.. ! ' MARY ANN WELCiH, ' '' ; RICHARD R. WELCH, - ' 1868ExeeutorB, THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND. ATTENTION is directed to the provisions of the Acts establishing this office and to the advantages'placed thereby within, the reach of every colonist. Subject' to .such provisions,the State offers to everypTson: '1 About to make his or. her will'or codicil 2." Intending, to provide for wita.and chil'dreri of 'others by deed o'f settlement .3, Sfcttlings'pfoperty by way of marriagt . sSttlementV..i j 4, Deaij'ing to the trusts of.a will, ■ having beoD'aiipoitltpd oxecut'cr UrtruaV tee fijitt'er tho' Bftinb ' • 5. Having 'acted'WHrastcc, executor, ot adminimiator, wishing to be relieved ol the burthen of trusteeship or adminis tration the ojption of using the State machinery, and giveß an absolute guarantee against loss ol funds by fraud or dishonesty. Every infor .nation may le obtained from WILLIAM SELLAR, Esq., Agent, at Masterton and Greytown, or from R. C HAMERTON Public Trustee,