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F. H. V'ood. SATURDAY, 23rd MAY, 1885, , At Two p.m. !t j GREYTOWN AUCTION ROOMS. id ■ , IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE. 171 H. WOOD has received instructions " 11,I 1 , to sell by public auction at his ™ Greytown rooms, on.the above date, at 01 2p,m,:g) 1 Roan Gelding, 16 hands, good weight m .1 carrying hack 8) QADDLE,Bridleandßreastplate,second a, U hand 3, A large consignment of 8 > New and second-hand Furniture of every description. *' Harness, Saddlery, Carpets, Oilcloths 8 Drapery of every description '■ Tea, Sugar, Flour, Soap, etc. ■ Electro-plated Ware, crockery, and : Fancy Goods • „ Blankets, Hearthrugs, Table Covers _ Quilts, Window Curtains , Music, Musical Boxes, Watches ~ OilCloth . Entries of goods for unreserved sale received up to time of sale. 1994 THURSDAY, MAY 28,1885. MONTHLY ■BTOCKSALE MR T. RAY'S YARDS, TARATAHI. jl H. WOOD will sell by public auction X , as above, commencing at 1,30 p.m. : ?IHEEP ITLKETO. nmm ' Entries invited. 1990 F. H. WOOD, OPENING of now auction room, Masterton, next Neill'a Stables SATURDAY, May 30th. FH. WOOD has. been favored with , instructions to sell by publio auction a.s, above:— . Contents ol completely-furnished fiveTOUed house, removed for convenience I Qf sale, Also—t Blankets, furniture, winter curtains, carpets, felt squares, velvet pile and Qthor table covers, oilcloth in all patterns, E.P. ware, cutlery, watches, jewellery etc \ BONA-FIDE SALE. WITHOUT RESERVE. R. STANSFIELD, I MM Manager. THE KAI&WIC, QuEEN-StREET uu< „ MASTERTON. MISS PAKIN, pupil of the School pf Art, London, announces to the ladies of the Wairarapa. that she has , opened; an establishnMt'far the teaclnV AJRT NEEDLEWORK, and for the sale of materials connected therewith, and trusts that she will receive the patronage of ladies who wish to perfect themselves in this useful occupation, • CHRYSTOLEUM PAINTING TAUGHT.. " m Hf HE, HENRY EDGAR ETON, PEABMACMVriOAI CHEMIST, T)EGS to notify to the inhabitants of -*-* Masterton and the surrounding districts that he has opened a business as CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, In Queen-street, and hopes by selling the PUREST DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, &c, &c, at Wellington Prices to merit a shire of their patronage, H. E. E. having had THIRTY YEAR'S experience both in England «ftH Mfc, feels confident %.|.M\Yill be efficient , gWM.fe? to. % pblle to ensure thorough j a W,vacy in all departments of hisbusincss, ; Teeth Carefully Extracted. i TTOOPER AND DO'S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT,' N?ER, 1885. .Men's Tweed Macintoshes, direct from the Britannia Rubber and Kamptulicon Company, London, guaranteed Waterproof. I and Boys' Tweed Suits from the Roslyn, Geelong, Mosgiel, and Kaiapui Factories, also English and Scotch Tweed Suits. . Men's Hard and Soft Felt,, Hats Men's and Boys,' Tweed Hats, our own | Kaifpoi, Mosgiel, and Roslyn Socks , Mosgiel and Kaiapoi knitted Underpants Mosgiel and Kaiapoi knitted under Vest Men's and Boys. 1 Cloth Overcoats Men's and Boys' Tweed Overcoats Try o«r Guinea Overcoat, not beaten in Wew Zealand. Gentlemen's Mercery and Underclothing of every description. L. J. HOOFER & CO, CLOTHIERS, OUTFITTERS, and TAILORS.. 1980 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. JOSEPH~DIXGN, HAVING purchased the BRANCH PASTRYCOOK and CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS- of -MessrsChamberlain .Bros,, opposite -F.' H. Wood's new Auction Rooms, begs to solicit the patronage of the public of Mas: terton and its vicinity, and he begs to assure them that no effort on his part will be spared to '"';.. • GIVE EVERY SATISFACTION; EVERYTHING GO*OD, FRESH, and | ..<, CHEAP, •.; •' HOT TEA ! & COFFEE ALWAYS READY, JOSEPH DIXON, Proprietor, Queen-street, Masterton, 1979