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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2272, 16 April 1886, Page 3

I<owess & lorns. SATURDAY, APRIL! 1 ?, • ! At 2 o'clock, Extensive Sale of New and Secondhand Furniture, Clothing,' Produce, etc. To make room for' Car. penters. LOWES & lORJNS will sell at their rooms as above, to make room during alterations to auction mart, the whole contents of premises, consisting of— One oach Drawing Room Suites, in Leather and Cretonne, 2 splendid Chests Drawers, Chiffonier, Bedsteads, Spring Mattresses, Couches, Tables, Chairs, Sewing Machines, Pictures, Carpets, Lamps, Clocks, Glassware, Colo, Dial Ovens, Portable Boilers, Fenders, Cooking utensils, a quantity of Drapery, Clothing, and Fancy Goods, 200 bushels Feed Oats, Onions, Poultry, &c. AlsoOii account of Mr idamson, goods seized and now sold for storage, being-Groceries, Cutlery, Crockery, Cooking Utensils,,and lot useful sundries. 2269

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, •At 1 o'clock. LOWES & lOKNS' MASTERTON YARDS, I A Splendid Hack Horses, including prize weight earners, ladies' hacks, buggy horses, coachers and draughts, all young and sound, FOR SALE.-THE INTEREST in lease of 6700 acres, SHEEP RUN, in the WHAREAMA DISTRICT, the whole being sub-divided, with New House, Woolshed, Ms, Dip, &c, wellgrassed, and within easy distance of Township, and good roads, carrying 5800 sheep. Rent of property very low. Terms can be arranged. For particulars apply to LOWES & lORNS, Auctioneers. Masterton. TfiWALE.-A Valuable Leashold of 4568 acres, situate Mount Adams. Pahaua being; securely fenced and subdivided, has Dwelling House, Men's cottage, yards, dip, and all station requisites. The land is_ ofeplendid quality, situate close to a shipping placo, the rent merely nominal, has 2500 cross-bred sheep besides csttle >nd horses, which could be taken at valuation. With the property could be purchased a freehold of one acre atMartinborough with seven roomed dwel-' ling and outbuildings. For particulars apply to • . LOWES & lORNS, Auctioneers, 2246 Masterton. . ' G.T. FARMER'S PEA COMPETITION. r<ASH WILL BE GIVEN AWAY £5 osOd, ". For'ls. £2 10s od,. For Od. FjIHE above intends to clear out his stock of toys, and offers the above inducement to all purchasers of a Is Toy a guess for the £5 Prize. To all purchasers of a 6d Toy a Guess for the £2los prize.

For every Is spent in Toys the Customer can register a number for the £5 ptize. Also, For every Gel spent in toys the customer ran register a number for the £2 10s prize. TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! DOLLS,NEOKLETS,MONEYBOXES, WATCHES, ,TEA SETS, BOXES OF TOOLS, &c, £SO WORTH OF EASTER GIFTS. JOKING, Jeweller. &c, Cuba-street, Wellington, "TAYING met with so much success L in his Woo'den Peg Competition, has determined to start another with Peppercorns instead of pegs. ■: t NOWONVIEW In his window is a handsome Silvermounted Cut Glass Biscuit Box, FILLED WITH PEPPERCORNS, Filled and'sealed by Mr C. E, Evens, in the presence of Mr G. H. Thornton and several others. The box i3to be opened on sth May, 1886, The ru,es to be the Bame as last competition, viz,, purchasers to the value of 5s are entitled to estimate a number. The following are the gifts:— Forthenearest number of peppercorns \> in the Biscuit 80x,.a handsome gold watch, value £2O. Second nearest, Gold Locket and Necklet, valued £l2, •, Third nearest, Lady's Silver Lever Wateh and chain, value £7los. Fourth nearest, * Gold Brooch and barrings, value £4los. Fifth nearest, Gold Brooch and Earring value £3105.,: Sixth nearest, Gold Nugget Ring, £2los. Conditions of drawing.—The nearest estimate to take first prize. If more than one give the same number, that being nearest,.they shall.draw for first and second prize, &c, as the case may oe.'