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l|\ H. Wood, SATURDAY, JAMUABTOm; 1885, At 2 o'olock. " MASTERTONROOMS. Unreserved Sale ofNewfand ■ Second-hand Jurniture, '■• Merchandise, Drapery, Clothing, etc, etc. ' ! J\ H, WOOD has received instructions , to dispose of as above, without any reserve—,l Horsehair and Cedar Suite, New and Second-hand Furniture, Tables, Chiffoniers, Couches, Chests of Drawers, Sewing 1 Machines, Pictures, Also, Glassware, Crockery, Ohinaware, Bacon, Tea, Sugars, etc. Also, 1 Tricord Piano, 1 Harmonium, 10 pairs fowls. 2 Ton 3 New Potatoes in 1121b bags Variet t of Norwich Canaries, with cages. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13th, 1885, • * , . At 2 p.m. F.H. WOOD'S MASTERTON ROOMS. Privileges of the Friendly Societies' Sports, to be held at the Masterton Oval on Anniversary Day, January,-22nd 18«6. H. WOOD having been favored with instructions, will sell as above—--0 Publican's Booclis j .Refreshment Booth 1 Fruit Stall 1 foncy Stall

Programmes. Alao, after the above, to'close consign- ■ New and Second hand Furniture, Drapery, Watches, Clocks, Cutlery, Crockory.SewingMacliinoß.Saddlery, Cooking Utensils, Poultry, Produce, and Sundrios. 2189 THURSDAY, JANUARY Slab, 1886? At 11 a.m. MAURICE VILLE. (IS ear Masterton.) ' Important Sale of Con octr s' Plant, Horse » WITHOUT RESERVE. ffl H. WOOD, under instructions from U , Mesßrß Downes & Hendoraon, will offer as above, the whole of the plant lately in use on the Kopuaranga contract, Mauriceville, comprising—--2 Pile-driving machines, complete 2 Monkeys, each 20 and 25 cwt, 3 Tons Manilla rope 10 Kegs Spikes 25 Sets Planless 2 Timber, 3 spring, 4 tip drays 150 L.H. Shovels 50 Spring bars 30 Tip chains 2 Tons rail dogs 65 Tons steel tram rails, 16 and 241b ' 20 Large earth wagons 25 Small earth wagons 20 Crosscut saws, 45 American axes 4 Union Screws 10 Grindstones and fittings, 5 Trollies 1 8-stall Stable, Blacksmiths' Smithy and sheds with tools of every description - 3 paira bellows, 3 "vices and forge 1 Ton bar iron, 1 portable forgo 3 Anvils, 2 Stocks and sets dies Horse-shoeing nails, bars steel, bolt ends and bolts 1 Ton Barbed Wire (English) 5 cwt Blasting Powder i 1 Clerk of works office, 15 x 17, with fittings 1 Iron safe, copying press 1 Portable stove (complete), washstands 2 Theodolites and quantity of survey-, oi's' camp plant Picks, Grubbers, Crowbars, Drills Wheelbarrows, Tar, Augers, Hammers Cramps, Blocks and Tackles Braces and Bits, Gunpowder O" nice s Timber Jacks 1 3-ton endless Chain Block 15 Lipht and Heavy Draught Horses 5 Staunch Hacks 2 double-seated American Buggies . 2 sets Buggy Harness, 3 Saddles 20 Horse Covers. The Auctioneers would point out to all Contractors, Farmers, Blacksmiths, Buikers, and others, tho unequalled opportunity presented by above sale. Luncheon provided. Conveyances will leave Club Hotel at 9. a.m. to convey intending purchasers. R. STANSFIELD, 2184 Manager. £lO Seward.

mtue, above reward will be paid for inX _ formation which will lead to tho conviction of tho person who act fire to an outbuilding of the Wairarapa Daily Office on New Year's Eve. J. PAYTON, £1 REWARD. ' OST.-One .Iron-grey FILLY, unJj branded, shod all round, two years old, broken. 218 C WILLIAM NEILL, TO THE PUBLIC OF WELLINGTON . AND COUNTRY DISTRICTS. AMES JEWELLER, &c, CUBA-ST., Calls special attention to hia large and grand selected stock for this season. ENGLISH, AMERICAN, AND SWISS WATCHES, In Gold and Silver. Clocks by all makers. GOLD and SILVER IEWELRY of every description. Over 200 SILVER BROOCHES t( choose from, 2s fid to 30s. -' A large and new assortment of REAL WHITBY JET GOODS. Spsoi and Eveoussbs To suit all siyhts, comprising some of tlii: CELEBRATED ADAMANTINE. J. ■s.. has marked all hi 3 goods at tlu lowest possible figure, and cordially in vites an inspection. 213 i Notice Extraordinary!!! OWING; to the large numbor o ( COUPONS for Xmas presents beliif issued, L. J. HQOPEII & CO. Find that it will be impossible to digtrjbute tho whole of tlio preaunts on fcht 24th of Decembers advertised. Holders o! Coupons will therefore jiiaseiit Ui om onth' 22nd ui 23rd. and any lime, up tn thesis' December, until which time Ci.'upoua wil continue to bo issued. L. J. HOOHU'&'CU., DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS,

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2189, 9 January 1886, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2189, 9 January 1886, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2189, 9 January 1886, Page 3

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