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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1977, 29 April 1885, Page 3

JF..H. **'oocl. THURSDAY, APRIL 30th, 1885, At one p.m. STOCK SALE AT MR. HAMMERICH'S YARDS. GREYTOWN. H. WOOD will sell by Publio Auc J, tion as aboveSheep, Cattle, Horses, and Vehicles. Q Good Dairy Cows 0..D0 Dairy Cows (\ Young Heifers 1 Pair Black Buggy Ponies , ft Steers. f> Well bred Heifers W6B Entries Invited. SATURDAY MAY 2. UNRESERVED SALE OF Building Timber of every description I', from Mr W. Burt, to sell by publio auction on the above date, at his Sawmills, Kaiwaiwai, in order to make room for new machinery, about KA AAA Feetof Timber of all classes, vlM'vv comprising Boards, scantling, Battens, &c, &c, In lots to suit purchasers, Sale at 2 p.m. P. H. WOOD, 1976 Auctioneer.

TUESDAY, May 5. MONTHLY STOCK SALE AT MR J. McLEOD'S YARDS., MARTINBOROUGH. JD , Monthly Stock Sale as above, on Tuesday, May sth, at 1 o'clock. Early entries invited. 19C4 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WEDNESDAY 6th MAY. 1885. COMMENCEMENT OF P. H. WOOD'S FORTNIGHTLY STOCK SALES AT HIS NEW YARDS,

. Opposite tho Masterton Hospital, TE ORE ORE ROAD, MASTERTON. H. WOOD has pleasure inannoun- , cing tliat ]\]s first Stock Sale at his Masterton Yards will be held on the above date at Ip. m. The new yards have been carefully designed to suit tho convenience of both buyers and sellers. Sk acres have been secured which will, as soon as possible, be divided into small paddocks, so that both buyers and sellers can arrange to leave their stock on the..- ground if desirous of so doing, a day ic/ore and a day aflcr each sak Requhr sloe]; sales will be held at these yards on each alterwife Wednesday, and every effort made to. render the same a success, Entries for the Ist sale (to be held on the Cth of May) are invited, and -can bo left with Mr li, StansJiM at Masterton, or forwarded to the undersigned, who hopes in his new venture to rccoive and merit a fair share of support from the Wairarapa settlors, F. H. WOOD, W?9 Auctioneer.

F, H.WOOD, TO THOSE ABOUT TO FURNISH. THEATRE ROYAL, MASTERTON, SATURDAY, MAY flni. 1885. ,Tji H. WOOD lias beon favored with 1 , instructions to sell by Public Auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, on the above date, a large consignment of English Furniture, comprißUig Suites in Rueaian leather do in tapestry do. in crimson velvet Occasional Chairs, &c. Inlaid Walnut Cabinet, with circular glass frame Ebonized and Gold Cabinets Inlaid Walnut Tables do Occasional Tables do Card Tables do Chess Tables, &e, Chiffoniers,, with mirrors attached Ladies' Work Box Tables Bedding Victoria, Writing Denis Tout Stools, Spittoon Stools Endless variety of Oil Paintings Goatskin Rugs in black, white, and gray, suitable for buggies, &e. Novelties in the shapo of Walnut Whatnots Travelling Bags, Ac, &o. This is the most Extensive Sale of valuable and durable Furniture, containing latest improvements and designs, and the, only sale of Enoush Furniture that has ever been submitted to the hammer in this district. The whole lot to be sold ENTIRELY WITHOUT RESERVE. .Terms nl Me. In, order to allow intending purchasers to, fully realize the true value of the above mentioned goods, the Theatre Royal has been specially engaged, where the Furniture will be on view on FRIDAY previous to the sale, between the hours of 10 a.in. and 5 p.m., and 7 to 9 in the evening. liuneheon Provided. SALE: SATURDAY, MAY 19th, 11 a.m. Sharp. Any information can be obtained at the auctioneer's temporary oflice, Toomalh'a Mill, Masterton. • R. STANSFIELD, 19n Manager. "REAPER AND BINDER, byOsborn, \i with wire and string attachment. For further particulars, apply to 1971) F. H. WOOD.

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