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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2208, 1 February 1886, Page 3

F. H. Wood. MASTEBTON BAM AND EWE FAIR, FEBRUARY Uth. 1«80. F. H. WOOD Requests his friends and clients who may favor him with entries for above sale to be kind enough to forward particulars of same as early as possible. Also, entries for the Ram and Ewe Fair to be held at Carterton, on the 17th and 18th February. 2205

L. JOKES. FRn.ITEB.ER, (Opposite Bon March, BEGS to tonder to his numerous customers and the public generally, the compliments of the seaaon. Local and Foreign Season Fruits. A large supply oil hand, which will he sold at prices to suit everyone. _ Fresh Fruit Btcmd Daily. 2174 Notice Extraordinary!!! OWING to the large number of COUPONS for Xmns presents being issued, l. J. HOOPEK Ss CO. Find that it will bo impossible to distribute the wholo of the presents on the 24th ofDeceinberasadvertised. Holdersof Coupons will therefore present th em 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, Masteotox. 2177 Christmas and New Year Gifts, AND New Goods for Prizes Bnd 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 the instantaneousGelatino-Bromidedryplates. Largest and best assortment of Maori Photograidiß in New Zealand. AgentHr all the leading N.Z. papers. T. E. PRICE, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, FANCY GOODS DEPOT, MASTEBTOW. WAIRARAPA PASTORAL & AGRL CULTURAL SOCIETY. THE ANNUAL RAM & EWE FAIRS WILL BE HELD AT The Show Grounds, Carterton, ON WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 17ra amd 18TH FEBRUARY, 1886. IT\NTRIES, accompanied by the fees, must be lodged with the Secretary at Carterton, on or before SATURDAY, 13th February, 1886, at noon, and in order that sufficient accommodation may be provided, and catalogues prepared, vendors are requested to state when making the entry whether the sheep are to be sold singly or otherwise, and to nominate their auctioneer, All sheen to be on the ground at 10 o'clock a.m., and to bo removed by permission of the Stowards only. Sale to commence at 11 a.m. sharp. The RAM FAIR will be held on Wednesday, 17th February, and the entrance feeß are Is per head up to 5, and Cd per head for all over that number. Single sheep 2s per head.

The EWE FAIR will be held on the following clay, Thursday, 18th February, and the entrance fees are 2s per score up to 100, and Is per acoro for all ovor that number. H, H. WOLTERS, 2180 Secretary, A RTIFICIAL TEETH (First Prize XJI Medal Industrial Exhibition) adapted to the mouth without tho extraction of stumps, on all the latest patent bases, at London Charges. Teeth painlessly stopped and oxtracted, under the influence of Nitrous Oxide. CONSULTATION FREE. > DENTAL SURGEON, WILLIS-ST. "TIOR SAbE,—Property at Homebush [j of acres, 7-roomed dwelling house, dairy, stables, &c., at present occupied by Mr 6. 0. Sage. Apply to W, Sellar, 2001 MASTERTON AGRICULTURAL k PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE ANKUAL. RAM and EWE FAIR, WILL BE HELI) AT MESSES LOWES and lORFS SALE YARDS. Mnstcrton,

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY lira, 1886. ENTRIES, accompanied by fees, must be lodged with the Secretary at Masterton on ot before SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6th, 1880, and in order that catalogues may be prepared, vendors are requested to fctate, when making the entry, whether the shoop are to he sold singly or otherwise, and to nominate the auctioneer. Sheep must bo on the ground by 10 a.m. on the day of Fair and to be removed by permission of the Stewards only. Sale to commence at 11 a,m. sharp, The entry fees for ranis will be Gd per head up to 10, and 3d per head for all over that number; singlo sheep Is per head. For ewes, Is per score up to 100, and Cd per score for all over that number. RICHD. J. FITTON, Secretary, Temple Chambers. Masterton. OTICE is hereby given that leases of small grazing runs in the WANGANUI, TUEUA, MURIMOTU and RANGITIKEI DISTRICTS, comprising ABOUT 84,000 ACRES Will be submitted to public auction at the Masonic Hall, Wanganui, on WEDNESDAY, the 24th February, 1886, at 11 a.m, Upset rental, fid per acre. The principal features of the leasing system are 21 year's lease, renewable for a further 21 years, and valuations for permanent improvements, For full particulars see plans and posters, which will be distributed shortly to all principal Railway Stations and Post Offices throughout the district. J. W. A, MARCHANT, Commissioner of Grow* Lands., Jartutty li&fe 252