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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2029, 30 June 1885, Page 3

F. H. V'ood. THURSDAY,, JULY 2nd, < Sale of Household Furniture. 1 H. WOOD has received instructions - • from Mrs 'Redman, who is leaving Mastertou, to sell the whole of the furniture, &c, at her house, opposite Wilton's store, Kurupuni, comprisSprine; Mattrasses Chairs, Tables Oouehes, Carpets. Looking Glasses Washstands and Toilet Ware Fenders and Fire loms . Pictures . Crockery Boilers, Saucepans And Cooking Utensils.' Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, The whole will be sold WITHOUT RESERVE. THURSDAY, JULY 0, At 1,30 p.m. MONTHLY STOCK SALE. ... AT MR HAMMERICH'S YARDS, GREYTOWN. "U H. WOOD will sell by' public 1 , auction at the Greytown Saleyards, on the above date, at 1,30 p.m. HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, POULTRY, VEHICLES, &c. Early Entries Invited. 2025 SATURDAY, 4th JULY, 1885, At 2 o'clock, Unreserved sale of General Merchandize, Furniture, &c, 17 H. WOOD will sell by public aution , at his Mnsterton auction rooms, on Saturday, 4th July, at two o'clock, WITHOUT KESERVE, A large consignment of General Merchandize of every description, comprising— Drapery, Clothing, Blankets, Groceries, Tea, Flour, Sugar, &c, &c, New and Second hand Furni- ■ turo, Mattresses, Beddings, Knife Cleanors, Sewing Machines, Oil 1 Paintings, Jewellery, and Music, etc. 2026 R. STANSFIELD. WAIRARAPA JOCKEY CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, 1886. I CHAMPAGNE STAKES, 100 sovs,,' \J second horso 25 sovs,, third horso 10 sovs,, breeder of the winner 25 sovs, from the advertised amount, For two year olds. Colts Bst lOlbs, Fillies and Geldings Bst 71b. Six furlongs, Nomination 1 sov., 2 sovs. on the night of general entry, and three sovs. before noon on the day of the race, Nominations close on SATURDAY, July 4th, Forms on application to EALPHR. ARMSTRONG, 2013 Secretary. A SIGHT WORTH

SEEING! I M, GARDENER, Is now making his Gkand Display WINTET) nOODn INTBK IjOODb ~H ifY new Winter Stock amounts to . £2,000, and knowing this immense quantity of goods to be rather a large speculation for Carterton(especially owing to the keen competition), I have marked the such prices that will ensure a ready sale. _ It is a well known fact that large quantities can be purchased at a much less rate than small. As an instance,— Through buying three bales of Blankets (150 pairs), I obtained a concession of 20 per cent., or 4s in the £. This, >vith the Cash Discount, enables me to sell my Blankets 25 per cent. Cheaper than any Carterton Storekeeper. This also aplies k the whole of my New Winter Stock. I have not made the mistake (which I notice many have) of opening my goods too early in the season, consequently I have no'"fly blown" Blankets, nor faded Goods of any kind. Having now eveiy facility—Magnificent New Stock, Large Store, No Rent, and Small Expenses,—l mean to do the Business of Carterton. Please Call and Inspect my GRAND WINTER DISPLAY before ordering elsewhere. ■• ■ ' ■; G, I. GARDENER, 'CRITERION' STORE, CARTERTON. 1795 LITTLE'S SHEEP DIP. UNFOUNDED Statements having been made against the now wellknown Dip, wo are authorised by the Manufacturers to state that although they have, Reduced the Price In order to meet AN INCREASING DEMAND The Quality has been MAINTAINED and the dip is now is now the BEST AND CHEAPEST NON-POISONOUS DIP IN THEMARKJiT. And if used in accordance with printed instructions WILL NOT DISCOLOR THE WOOL. Agents—Murray, Roberts, k Co., • Wellington and Napier. M.CASEIIeRgVcO., Sub-agents, Masterton and Grey town. 1 '. !"..-'■■ T. 916