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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2203, 26 January 1886, Page 3

JL<\ H. Wood. THURSDAY JANUARY 28th. At 1 p.m. 11 •* ■ > : F. H, WOOP'S FOfiTKIGHTLY , . TARATAfII. F;H; WOOD will sell by Public , Auction at the Taratahi Sale Yards, on Thursday, the 28th insfc,, as under:- ' OA Purebred Lincolin Rams, bred by 0. P. Dudley, Esq., of Ohristcliurch. 2Q Purebred Romney Marsh Rams Lamb 3 YO Pat Sheep 100 Store Sheep, Other entries invited, and advertised as received. F, H. WOOD, 203 Auctioneer, •■F. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMMENSE UNRESERVED SALE AT P. H. WOOD'S MASTERTON AIJCTION ROOMS. H. WOOD has received instructions from Mr M. J. Mulligan, Auctioneer and Jeweller, of Wellington, who has let his Wellington premises and is retiring from business, to sell by public auction at Masterton on an early date, the whole of his large and valuable stock of Watches, Clocks, Diamonds and other precious stones, Jewellery of every description, Men's, Boys', and Youths' Clothing, Musical Instruments, Plated and Fancy Goods, two largo Iron Safes, Show Cases, &c, This is the balance of two bankrupt stocks purchasod at an enormous discount for cash by Mr Mulligan a short tinie back. In all about £ISOO worth. Goods will be on view for sonio days prior to sale. This is a genuine sale. Bargains will be the order of the day, as every line must be Bold. The date of sale will appear in a future issue, RESERVE YOUR PURCHASES. 2203

L. JONES. fruiterer, (Opposite Bon Manhe, BEGS to tonder to his numerous customers and the public generally, the confpliments of the season. Local and Foreign Season Fruits, A large supply on hand, which will be sold at prices to suit everyone. Fresh Fruit Received Daily. 2174 Notice Extraordinary!!! OWING' to tho large number of COUPONS for Xrnas presents being issued, L, J. HOOPER & CO. Find that it will be impossible to distribute the whole of the presents on the 24th ofDecemberasadvertised, Holdersof Coupons willthereforepresentthem on the 22nd or 23rd, and any time up to the 31st December, until which time Coupons will continue to be issued. L. J. HOOPER. & CO., DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS, Masteuton. 2177 Christmas and Mew Year Gifts, AND New Goods for Prizes and Presents. THE undersigned has just received ex '"lonic," a beautiful assortment of Christmas and New Year Cards; also a largeand varied stack of books, stationery, fancy goods and toys. New books and periodicals by every English mail. PHOTOGRAPHY in all its branches. Photographs taken in any weather by tho instantaneousGelatino-Bromidedryplatcs. Largest and best assortment of Maori Photographs in New Zealand. Agent forall the leading N.Z. papers. T, E. PRICE, BOOKSELLER STATIONER, FANCY GOODS DEPOT, ■ MASXERTON, CRICKETING \m/ CRICKETING. CRICKETING JJ. CRICKETING, CRICKETING CRICKETING, D. ASHER CHEAP FANCY BAZAAR, Manners-street, Wellington,. IMPORTER OF BRITISH & FOREIGN GOODS,

HAS just opened fcho largest and best stock of CRICKETING MATERIAL in New Zealand, comprising 6, Bussey and Co.'s, Duke's, Lilly white's, Page's, Corbett's, Ayre's, and Bartlett's Bats, Balls, &c. Spring Bats from 10s Gd, Also, his first shipment of Fancy Goods, suitable for Christmas Presents. Cages, Glass Inkstands, Accordeons, Ladies' Bags and Purses, Boxing Gloves, Baskctware, Ornaments, Rocking and Velocipede Horses, and GENERAL FANCY GOODS. A large stock of American Four-wheel Perambulators, at reduced prices. Agent for Bosisto's Celebrated Eucalyptus Oil, for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, > Sprains, &c., &c. 2130 THE BOOK. DEBTS in the estate of Rapp and Llaro have been purchased by R, Hare, who will sue for all accounts owing after the 14th January, 188G, without. further notice. E, B. flare, Collector, : Church-street, next Daily Office. 2186 , WELLINGTON GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. THE First Term will begin on the 2nd February. The School year is now divided into three terms. ' Fees—UpperSchool, 12 guineas; Lower Sehool, ton pounds a year; Stationery, 12s a year. CHAS. P. POWLES, 2200 ' Secretary. - WAR AGAIN J . J THE Undersigned, have reduced the price of horse-shoeing. . . Hack horses shod from 5s per set for cash. Old sTioes Gd each. All othor work equally 1 cheap. $l9B • GEO. DIXON. '