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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2101, 22 September 1885, Page 3

F. K. V'ood. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd, 1885 IMMENSE UNRESERVED SALE. OK ; : DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. AT THE ODDFELLOWS' HALL, FEATHERSTON ON ACCOUNT OP THI?'AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY. At 2 p.m. FH. WOOD Ims received instructions , from the Auckland Clothing Company, who are now bringing the balance, of their immense stock; of Drapery and Clothing through the Wairarapa, for sale by public auction to sell at Featherston, on TUESDAY NEXT, at the Foresters' Hall, a large consignment of new goods just landed, compriaing—Spring Drapery and Clothing, also Manchester Goods, including— , Dress Goods of very description, also Millinery, UnderclothmgifcFancy Goods, Blankets, Sheeting, Flannels, Calicoes, Table linen, Towels Glass, Cloths,{Cretonnes, Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing, in Mosgiel, Kaiapoi, Geelong, Bliss and West of England iweeds, Hats, Sox, Ties,' ,&c., &c,, &e. Memo,—ln o,rder to study tho convenience of all their Wairarapa friends, the Auckland Clothing Company have decided to divide their immense stock, and have instructed the undersigned to hold a similar sale to the above, at the Greytown Auction Rooms, on THURSDAY, the 24th inst, and at the Carterton Auction Rooms on FRIDAY, the 25th inst, each sale to commence at two o'clock sharp. As these will be the last sales of the kind, all who can will do well to attend and lay in a stock, The goods must be sold, and there is no doubt bargains will be the order of the day. Terms—Over £2O, approvedbillat three months', interest added; thus giving every - one an opportunity of supplying their wants. Remember— Tuesday, 22nd—Oddfellows' Hall, Foatherston Thursday, 24th—At F. H. Wood's Auction Room, Greytown Friday, 25th—At F, 11. Wood's Auction Room, Carterton F. H. WOOD, ' Auctioneer. MASTERTON LODGE, NO. 1430, E.C, THE regular monthly meeting of the above lodge will be held on MC DAY September 21, Lodge tyled at 8 p.m. By order of the W.M. W,.T, GRUNDY, 2098 Secretary, STTmATTHEW'S UIIURCE QONCERT in the Theatre Royal, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. To pay interest on Church debt, etc. OPERETTA OF Merry Men of Sherwood Forest. Admission—Seats with backs, 2s fid; body of Theatre, Is. 2090 FOR SALE.—LAND IN DIXON'S ESTATE. "Eare instructed to offer for absolute sale, for cash, 9 acres 2 roods 29 perches of good land in Dixon's Estate. Will be sold either in one block, or subdivided into two . or three sections, offered very cheap. Splendid investment, Plan, terms, and particulars at our office. 2089 R. BROWN & Co. nHEAP Sale of Furniture at A, \j FARMER'S, Lambton Quay, Wellington. Sec advertisement in another column. 2( REWARD. RGEORGE BUCK SEN,, of the Taita offers a Reward o 1 Q.jO to anyone who finds the remains of his LATE SON, GEORGE, who was drowned in the Wainuioru Rivek, within six months or thereabouts. 20SG F. W. TEMPLE, INDIAN TEA WAREHOUSE. Queen-St, , Masterton TUST ARRIVED.—2OO boxes of New f) Season's Teas, ranging in prico from 17s6d to29s. Also, Nelson Moato & Co.'s Now Season Teas in packets. Sold at their prices, from 2s, 2s 4d, 2sßd, and 3s, each packet bearing their brand and price. To be successful with your gardens grow Bitdden's Celebrated Nelson seeds. The sale of theseedsis so rapid that there is no fear of any old seeds being palmed off for new ones, as the stock is constantly being replenished. See the result of last Autumn's Hoticultural show. Sole agent for the Wairarapa— F. W. TEMPLE, Indian Tea Warehouse. )94 Masterton. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. ARRANGEMENTS FOR MONTH OF SEPTEMBER. N all WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS during the month, commencing on the '9th, Saturday Return Tickets will be issued from all Wairarapa Stations to "Wellington, and will be available for the Return Journey by any Train foi; Ono Week from date of issue. On WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, commencing on the 9th, a Train will leave Wellington at 10.30 p.m. for Masterton, stopping at Flag Stations when required. This Train will replace the ordinary 11.15 p.m. Train for Lower Hutt, which on those evenings will not run, On SATURDAY EVENINGS, commencing on the 12th, the 11,15 p.m. Train will run, through. to Masterton, stopping where required, BY ORDER. District Manager's Office, .. 'Wellington, 28th August, 1885. 2084 LOST, LOST. —Between Tinui and Masterton, portion of a purse containing cash, one pound fourteen shillings, and a cheque drawn by Mrs Annie Owen on the Bank of New Zealand, Masterton, in favor of Miss Greenwood, for £2O, paymerit of . which has. been stopped. ■ The finder will be suitably rewarded upon returning to this office. . 2098