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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2298, 18 May 1886, Page 3

F. H, Wood, WEDNESDAY, lftra MAY, At 11 o'clock sharp. Sale of Superior Furniture and Household Effects. AT MR P. 8. MAODONALD'S RESIDENCE, CARTERTON. THIS Sale, which was to have been held on Monday, 17th inst., has been postponed until Wednesday, 19th May, as above. F. H. WOOD, 2298 Auctioneer.

THURSDAY, 20m MAY, 1886, At 1 o'clock. F. fl. WOOD'S FORTNIGHTLY <rnnriT7" ci a t t, TARATAHI YARDS. , auction as above—--200 Fat Ewes and Wethers 200 Crossbred Ewes in lamb 100 2-tooth Wethers 150 Fat Ewes 70 Ewes and Lambs. 20 Calves, principally steera 10 Store Cows and Heifem 10 Steers, three-year-olds 10 Dairy Cows 10 Stow Ma

TO STOREKEEPERS & OTHERS. Hits always on sale at his MASTERTOF AUCTION ROOMS, and at tha lowest ratesFlour Groceries Hams Crockery Furniture ' Carpeting Pianos (Mignon and other) &c, &c &o. Of Jewellery, Watches, and Clocks, Clothing, Pictures, Musical Instruments, Albums, pes, &c, &c. 22C9

PR-ELI MINARY NOTICE MR F. BEGS to inform his friends in Masterton and the Wairarapa that he lias established himself as ACCOUNTANT and GENERAL COMMISSION and LOAN AGENT, and trusts that in his new business undertaking he will enjoy the confidence hitherto extended to him in a private capacity. His office will still be~ in the COUNCIL CHAMBERS, MASTERTON 2295

niGNWRITiNGand Embusing, at O R. MARTIN'S 2297 Manners-street, Wellington. 10R SALE-Store, Dwelling and Post X 1 Office, Dreyevton ; also, 33 acres of land, next to Railway Station. Apply to G. S. W. Dalrymple, Estate Agent, Perrystreet, Masterton. ' . 2291

WHAREAMA ROAD DISTRI (T TWO extraordinary vacancies, having occurred in' the Whareama Road Board, through the resignation of Mr Walter Mace, No. 1 Subdivision, and Mr Hugh Cameron for No. 2 Subdivision of the district, an election to fill up the said vacancies will be held on FRIDAY, the 4th day of June next. Nominations close as follows : Subdivision No. 1 at the Roadman's Wharc, Rorokoko, on SATURDAY, the 22nd inst., at 12 o'clock noon, Subdivision No. 2 at the residence of Mr Isaac Cripps 1 , Seven Oaks, on FRIDAY, the 21st inst., at 12 • o'clock noon. Nomination forms may be obtained at the above mentioned places, or from CIIAS. A. PINKERTON, Returning Officer. Masterton, 13th May,'lßßo. 2285 MRS WISE, Dress and Mantle Maker, having taken the premises lately occupied by Mrs Rushford, No.- 9 Manners-street, Wellington, has opened with a fashionable stock of millinery for the season, Woolwork, Corsets, Haberdashery, Fancy Frillings, Laces, Ribbons, Gloves, &c. Ladies' and Children's Underclothing made up on the premises from ladies'o\n material, Also, Feathers cleaned and dyed, 2292 THE WELLINGTON DIRECT IMPORTING TEWELERY HOMPANY, J ewelery Company. Next Barrett's Hotel, Lamhton Quay, T)EING Direct Importers we are enabled to sella Genuine Article CHEAPER than any other Jewellers in Wellington. Country Visitors would do well to call and inspect before Purchasing elsewhere. Watches from £1 Each. English Levers, Best Makers, Capped and Jewelled, .guaranteed for 3 Years. £3 3s. Wedding Rings and Keepers, real gold, Cs 6d each, Diamond Rings, Brooches and Ear-rings, Solid Gold Alberts, Greenstone Pendants (gold and silver mounted), at Wholesale Prices. Note Address— Next Barrett's Hotel, Lambton Quay Wellington. 2295 TO SETTLERS, STOREKEEPERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. KVEUPVNI BAUGE AND PICKLE FACTORY, MASTERTON. T TRAYNOR & CO. having started y , this industry, beg the patronage of the Storekeepers, and Public generally, guarantiug at the same time to produce an article equal in quality to any condiments imported, or of Colonial manufacture. The public avo asked to purchase Tuaynor's Sauces, Pickles, and Preserves for the following reasons : Ist.—They can depend on good, palatable, wholesome article, because they are faco 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 lessen the drain of capital from the district. Ask your Storekeeper forTRAYNOR'S SAUCES AND PIOKLJSI- m