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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2264, 7 April 1886, Page 3

F; H, Wood, THURSDAY, APRIL B,IBBC. Atl p.m. AT THE TARATAHI SALE YARDS. ft H. WOOD Will sell by public auction at Mb Taratalii yards on THURSDAY, the Bth April at 1 o'clock, IQO Ewe 3 and Wethers mixed 200 good ewes 70 Fat Romney Ewes 20 head Two-year-old steers 17 Twoand three-year oldStoers and Heifers 7 Two year old Steers 8 good Dairy Cows, four in milk, just calved, others springing and . calve shortly Horses of all classes Pisa, Vehicles, &c., Entries invited. F. H. WOOD,. 2262 Auctioneer. THURSDAY, APRIL 15,1886. MARTINBOROU.6H, LOWER VALLEY. Important Unreserved Sale of Live Stock and Machinery. PH. WOOD has received lnstmc- , tions from E. J. Riddiford Esq., as executor in the estate of his late brother, to sell by public Auction as above, and entirely without reserve CATTLE, fj Q Head Mixed HORSES, . Bay Mare, " Destiny," by Kakapo Grey Mare, quiet to ride and drive 1, Bay Marc, "Caprice," by Antidote, dam Figaro 1 Chestnut Mare by Don Juan, with yearling by Sator, and foal at foot by Tattler. Brown Marc. On account of E. E. Martin, Esq.— HOUSES. 1 Pair Buggy Horses and Harness, g Draught Horses 2 ares i foala by Admiral Chestnut Filly, by Manglo 2 Hacks MACHINERY, J McCormick Binder, almost new I Grain and Grass Seed Stripper | Turnip Slicer | Hand Winnowing Machine | Land Roller &e., &c., &c. The Auctioneer has positive instructions that the sale, both of machinery and stock,, is to be quite without reserve, and feels assured that this fact, and the nature of the sale, will secure the attendance of all who consult their own interests. F. H. WOOD, 2264 Auctioneer.

FOR the fines!; in the Wairarapa use Pare Indian Teas at 2s, 2a 4(1, and 2s Bd, For the Cheapest Stores and first-class quality, For the Cleanest Currants and Raisins, which require no picking; or washing For Good Biscuits of all description, For the Celebrated Nelson Garden Seeds, patronise the INDIAJN TEA WAREHOUSE, where you can obtain first class quality, at low prices. Customers served with quickness, and all orders despatched the same day, F. W. TEMPLE, orrosiTE . PRINCE OF WALES' HOTEL. 2253 WAR AGAIN J ■ J THE Undersigned, have reduced the ' price of horse-shoeing, flack horses shod from 5j per set for cash. Old shoes Cd each. All other work equally cheap. 2198 GEO. DIXON. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. XTOTICE is hereby given that the partJ3| nership hitherto existing between GEORGE HENRY BHUTE & JAMES JONES, trading under the stylo or firm of SHUTE & JONES, carriers and storekeepers, Mastertcm and Eketahuna, has this clay been dissolved by mutual consent, as from the Ist day of November, 1885, all liabilities of the late firm will be paid by the said JAMES JONES, who will also collect all the book debts of the Eketahuna business. Dated at Masteiton this 9th day o March,. 1886. •G. H. SHUTE. J. JONES. Witness to thesignatures of thesaidGeorge Henry Shuts and James Jones. W. Sella#, Agent, Mastertou, yiTH reference to the foregoing dis- , j solution of partnership notice, JAMES JONES begs to notify the residents of Eketahuna and Forty Mile Bush, also the travelling public, that he will continue to carry on the TEMPERANCE HOTEL in connection with his storekeeping and carrying business, where visitors will find all the comforts of a home ; soliciting a continuance of the support hitherto accorded, JAMES JONES, Storekeeper 2249 Eketahuna. 'H reference to the above advertisement, I beg. to inform the public that tho carrying business to and from Mastertou, willbe continued by mc with despatch and careful attention. All orders promptly attended to. 2246 G. H. SHUTE. FOR SALE. First-class oats and potatoes of best quality delivered ir. or near Masterton in quantities to suit customer at Wholesale Prices. Also, Several DRAUGHT HORSES and yood H ACIvS. Apply- JOHN HESSEY, 2258 Upper Plain.