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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2039, 11 July 1885, Page 3

F. 15. V-'oocl. TUESDAY, JULY 21,1885. At 11 o'clock sliaip. Important Unreserysd Bale of liigli class Furniture and Effects, -Horses, . Cows, etc. FH. WOOD has been favored with , instructions from MrT. Hooker, who is leaving the Wairarapa, to sell by public auction-on the above date, commencing at 11 a.m., without reserve, on the grounds and Premises now in the occupation of Mr T. Hooker, situated at Olareville, the whole of his Valuable Household Furniture and effects, including every requisite and convenience for a well furnished gentleman's residence, principally as under, viz,—' DRAWING ROOM. • Walnut Piano, in first class order; 2 music stools, large pier glass, horse hair suite, complete; handsome chiffonier bookcase . (totara knot), tables, chess do,, carpets,- lamps, pictures, oil paintings, library of handsomely bound high class literature, encyclopedias, and medical , ; . ;i ornaments, vases, fender and lire-irons, 2 handsome clocks / under glass shades (14 days), stereoscopes with views, 4 cor- . nice poles, blinds, curtains, &c. DINING ROOM. Large dining table, chairs, large easy chair, carpets, oil paintings, pictures, lamps, some very choice electro plated ware, tea and coffee service, glassware,cutlery, vases, fender and fire-irons, cornice poles and cornice curtains

BEDROOM. Double and single bedsteads, spring mattrasses, large mirror with marble stand, smaller do, wardrobe, 3 chests drawers, washstands, dressing tables, toilet ware, cluiirs, tables, carpets, bath, pictures, two 14-day striking clocks, etc,, etc. OFFICE. Office table with drawers, chairs, pigeon holes, paper rack, inkstand, copying press, table, books, etc., etc. PASSAGE. Linoleum, door scrapers, mats, hall lamp, hat pegs, etc. KITCHEN and SCULLERY. Tables, chairs, complete "Mißtress" stove, No. 7, crockery, metal dish covers, cooking utensils of every description, force pump, scales, filter, trays, cocoanut matting, DAIRY. Dairy utensils, churn, milk dishes, stone jars, buckets, &c., &c., HARNESS ROOM. ; 2 Ladies' sido saddles, 1 gent's saddle, bridles, stable utensils, etc,, etc. YARD. Wheelbarrows, grindstones, garden tools, etc., etc.

2 Ladies' hacks, quiet and well bred, 2 good milch cows, in milk and in calf, 3 calves, yearlings, The furniture, &c., will be on view day prior to sale. Luncheon provided, Remember—Tuesday, 21st July, com mencing at 11 a,m. sharp. No reserve. F. H. WOOD, 2039 Auctioneer. MR T. RAY'S YARDS, TARATAHr NEXT MONTHLY STOCK SALE THURSDAY, JULY 23.. At 1.30 p.m. The undersigned respectfully solicitsimmediate particulars of entries of stock for this sale, in order that they may lie duly advertised ; and also desires to direct the attention of stock owners and settlers generally to the importance of keeping up these monthly stock sales. Entries can be left with Mr Hodgins, at the Taratahi Hotel. F. 11. WOOD, 2039 Auctioneer. FOR PRIVATE SALE. TTAIUABLE FREEHOLD PROy I'ERTY, situate on the Kumtawhiti road, Greytown, comprising live acres first class land, together with a nine-roomed house, commodious outbuildings, yards, &c. A well stocked orchard and kitchen garden, The land is divided into.small substantially fenced'paddocks. Asa homestead it is replete with every convenience.

. Easy terms can be arranged, if desired. Foj furtlior particulars, apply to F. 11. WOOD. MiCNPNJWO. TITOW OK VIEW, at t.lic Miftm.u _[\| and Greytown Rooms of the undersigned, a sample of the celebrated MIGNON PIANO. Inspection invited. No home should be without one. They givo general satisfaction, F. H. WOOD. 2031 Auctioneer. EXCURSIONS TO SuUTH SEA ISLANDS. ntHB UNION STEAMSHIP COM--1 PANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited) purpose despatching their fine new steamer WAIRARAPA 1776 tons register, 3750 i.h.p. from Auckland, on WEDNESDAY. 12th AUGUST, on a cruise to TONGA, SAMOA, TAHITI, and other of the beautiful groups of the SOUTH PACIFIC. The steamer will be absent from Auckland about six weeks.

Only first class passengers will be taken, and the number will be limited to 100. Passengers must book by 18th. July, and unless 70 are booked by tlmt date tlio excursion will not take place. The attention of intending passengers is drawn to this provision, as it will be strictly observed. To ensure the greatest comfort during the voyage, special arrangements will be made for berthing passengers, allowing liberal accommodation to each, while the date has been fixed with a view to the islands being visited at the best season of the year. Fare, £56, including passage from Wellington to Auckland and back. Further particulars can be obtained on application at any of the Company's Offices in the Colonics. ■: 2024 or.lnar and moarniN, JJailv UHiCK,