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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2135, 2 November 1885, Page 3

F. Ju i Wood. SALE OF PRIVILEGES, WAIRARAPA JOCKEY CLUB SPRING MEETING, PRINCE OF WALES BIRTHDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1885. MR P. H. WOOD will soil by public auction .it his rooms, Greytown, on MONDAY, 2nd November, at 3.30 p.m. the following privileges Publican's Booths 1 and 2, Refreshment Booths 1 and 2, Grand Stand Bar and Luncheon Room, Games, Horseyards, Cards, and GATES. Gate Tariff—Pedestrians and passengers, 2s each; horsemen, 2s 6d; extra horse, 2s; vehicle with ono horse, 3s; with two horses, 4s; with three or more horses, ss; drivers of vehicles FREE ; Children, half price; Members of the Wairarapa Jockey Club, their carriages, and horses free on production of ticket; owners, trainers, and racehorses free on production of ticket. Terms, Cash. General entries, acceptances and nominations for the Spring Meeting close at Carterton at 9 p,m, TO-MORROW, SATURDAY. RALPH 11, ARMSTRONG, 2133 Sec. W.J.O AUUTIOMtSR'S NOTICE. ' F: H. WOOD'S MASTERTON SALE YARDS (Te Obe Cue Road). FH. WOOD desires to inform his , friends and clients in Maaterton and North Wairarapa that in order to suit the convenience of stock-owners, both buyers and sellers, lie lias decided to hold his Masterton Stock Sales at 11 a.m. on the same day that the present stock sales are held, so that the public may be able to attend botli sales in the one day, viz,, every alternate Wednesday. Settlers wishing to enter stock for sale are re. quested to forward early particulars to Mr R. Stansfield, or the undersigned. Paddocking accommodation, close to the yards, provided Free of Charge for persons wishing to bring in their stock overnight. F. 11. WOOD, 2135 Auctioneer. fBfIBIN GUCf) FAGTNT. MUIR & DIXON having secured second prize for buggies at the New Zealand Industrial Exhibition, against the leading coach-builders of the Colony, intend to still further increase their reputation by manufacturing carriages of all descriptions at prices which, for style and finish must command the attention of purchasers, Now in stock, 1 double buggy, price £3B; Ido do £4B; Ido do £45; 1 single bugey £36 ; ono spring cart £2O; Also one of their new pattern Excelsior Road Carts, a vehicle that is perfectly free from horse motion, rides easier, steadier, and more comfortable than a bugay, draws far easier, and only about half the cost. INSPECTION INVITED. 2112 R.BROWJN & CO, Codkcili Chambers, MASiEum LAND, LOAN, Insurance and Commission Agents. Sub-Agents for North British and Mer- ■ cantile Insurance Company And Murray Roberts & Co. Cash advanced on wool, and Insurances effected at lowest current rates, from sheep's back to London. Ransoms, Head, and Jcfferies' Agricultvral Implements, Portable Engines, Threshing Machines, &e, &c (see catalogues); Masterton Permanent Inwdmcnt and Building Society. Money to lend in sums of £SO and upwards at lowest currentrates of interest. Our property list embraces town allotments, building sites, freehold and leasehold sections, and several small farms on deferred payment. FOR SALE, ACRES splendid land, Pahiatua, partly grassed, bush felled teady (or burning, tools and live stock, Grand opportunity for investment. Prico and terms on application. lacre land, 2 chains frontago Main Street, Pahiatua, central situation. Rare chance to secure building sites in this rapidly rising township, Small Farm near Carterton to let on lease. Full particulars on application to R, BROWN & CO., Council Chambers, 20G3 Masterton.

WAIRAIUPA & EAST COAST PASTORAL & AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. rnHE following additional special X prizes arc offered for competition at the Annual Show, to be held on WEDNESDAY 4th November 1885, viz.— From Messrs Lowes & lorns, for the highest number of points in Romney Marsh sheep, 2 guineas, From Mr John McMaster for the highest number of points in purebred short-horned cattle, 2 guineas. Mr Robert Cobb offers a prize of 2 guineas for the heaviest ram, any age or breed. H. H. WOLTERS, Secretary. Carterton October 1G 1885. 2122 BY APPOINT- HIS EXCELLENCYTHE MENTTO WM GOVERNOR. EDWIN E. EVENS, Chemist, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, 19, Manners street, Wellington, opposite the Arcade, (lateof Masterton), lias now established himself in the above shop, where he hopes to receive a call from his lato customers in the Wairarapa. Evens' Blood Purifier, for eruption of the flesh and rheumatism, also Evens' Celebrated Moss Syrup, for coughs, colds, &c., are still standing the test of their curative powers. ?132 CARTERTON FURNITURE FACTORY. RISING & COX, CABINET-MAKERS, UPHOL- ' STERERS, &a, BEG to inform their numerous customers and public that they can now supply them with every requisite for F U RJN' ISHIJN Q, AT UNHEARD OF LOW PRICES, as thev buy for Cash, and can supply at " WHOLESALE PRICES. Their bargains in CHAIRS, IRON BEDSTEADS, PERAMBULATORS, PICTURES, , are wonderful. They have also a splendid stock of PICTURE FRAMES, MOULDINGS, AND PICTURES, to select from. <inds delivered within a distance of Twenty Miles from Carterton. Furniture repaired and polished. All Work Guaranteed. Only New Material used for Bedding. Billiard Balls Turned. Bilhard Tables repaired and re-covered, Turnery in all its Branches. Shop Fittings. Estimates Given. RISING & COX, HIGH ; STREET,„ CARTERTON. 1964