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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2289, 7 May 1886, Page 3

F;H;wood, TO STOREKEEPERS '■&'■ OTHERS. Has always on sale at his MASTERTOF AUCTION ROOMS, and at thekmett rates— Flour ■'' '■ Groceries Haraß Orookory' Furniture, Carpeting Pianos (Migiion and other) Of Jewellery, Watches, and :;; Clocks, Clothing, Pictures; Musical Instruments, Albums, poB, &c.,&c. ' ; ' , 2269 FROM F. H. WOOD v ■■ To Ms Friends and.ClfcnhjCtwlto tht ...' Mlersiaf/ie Wainirapa. . . GENTLEMEN-' It is now .ten years since I first commenced busir.es as an Auctioneer, and Land, Commission, and Stock Agent in this district, and I feel I that 1 cannot let .the anniversary pass without expressing my-sincere thanks for the great kindness shown-to me, and for the liberal and gratifying support that I have always received. The progress that iny business has made is, doubtless, familiar to many of you, but, at the same time, I think that it would not be out of place for me, on this occasion, to bring under notice the Agencies 1 am now representing, the Extensive Field covered by them, and the arrangements I have made for the prompt and thorough .execution of the wishes of those who favor mo with their commands. The business is one that is altogether mv own, therefore, every transaction is under iny direct personal instruction and supervision. The following list shows my

OFFICES, AGENCIES. & STOCK YARDS, Greytown Auction Room and Office.— Thiß is my Head Office, and lias the. benefit of the immediate control that my residence in the township ensures. Masterton Auction Room and Office.— Mr Chas. Haines, Manager. Carterton Auction-Boom and Office.— Mr W. J. Lindop, Agent. • Tmlahi. —Mr Hodgins, Taratahi Hotel, Agent, ,< JeafJicrctoii Auction Room ami Officr Mr J, D. Oakley, Agent; / ' MaHkborouqh Office.— Mackay. Stock Yards and Paddocking.— I also retain first-class Stock Yards and Convenient" Paddocks at the following places, and am therefore ablo to conduct Live Stock Sales to the very best advantage : Greytown. Masterttvn. Taratahi, Carterton. Carswell's, Euiiinrau. ITeuthoriaton. Martinborough. AGEJSCIES.—My Agencies comprise, among others:— : The Australian Mutual-'.Provident Society. ~,-. The South British Insurance Company. : The Scottish and N.Z. Investment Com- • pany (Limited). The AVairarapa.Pormanont Investment and Loan Association. The Timavu "Acme" Patent Barbed Wire Company. The ""Mignon" Piano, - Wilson's Colonial Sheep Dip. .E. W; Mills & Co'.b.. Implonidnts,.&o. Greytown Butter and Cheese Factory Co. (Limited). Orders iii'connection with them' will bo r'ecoived at all of 'my offices, 1 havo now fully described my facilities for conducting business, and which, as can be seen, are adapted to meet every requirement of my constituents.' In the past I havo always identified- myself with the interests of thoso who have givon me their confidence, and to do my duty to my Olientß will over remain my first object. My commercial principles are well known to most of you, my long and sue- ' cemful work in the.district during times V'"i good and bad having fully demonutrated their soundness. HMierto J have

uiefc with much kind recognition of my professional enterprise;' it is, therefore, with confidence that. I look forward to the.continued support of those whom it has given mo pleasure to serve for bo many years. 1 am, Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, F.H.WOOD. Qreytmvn North, 30th April, 1880. 2283 RAILWAY EXTENSION AND PUBLIC WORKS. of the Country will bo held- in the SCHOOLHOUSE, PAHIATUA, on SATURDAY, MAY -Bth, Business : To urge the extension of the Railway toEketahuna ; ;'the prosecution of Roads and Bridges to open np tho- -' Country, and provide work for the unemployed ; and the Donsideratiun of local and general quostiolis. 2287 W. W; McCARDLE. TO SETTLERS, STOREKEEPERS •AND "HE PUBLIC GENERALLY.

KVRUPVM SAUCE ANDPIGKLE MCTOKY, MAS TEUTON. JTRAYNOR& CO. having started , this industry, beg the patronage of the Storekeepers, and Public generally, guaranting af'tho samu time to produce' an article equal in quality to any condiments imported, or of Colonial manufacture.- The public are asked to purchase Traynoe's Sauces, Pickles, and Preserves for the following reasons:— lat. —They can depend on good, palatable, wholesome article, because they are face to face with the responsible manufacturer, ».' . 2nd.—By consuming Masterton products, they will assist the local gardener. , , 3rd,—By building up this new industry they will increase the number of wage-earners, and lesson the drain of capital from the district. '■' Ask your Storekeeper for—i" TRAYNOR'S SAUCES .Aid) . ' ! ; PICKLES! -2285 ARTHUR WARBURTON, & CO Stock and Shakebrokerb, Land, Estate, Financial, andGeneeal Commission Agents, tAirejos Qday, WEUorafts.