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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2447, 8 November 1886, Page 3

' I<otvgm St lorn*. Extensive and iijireserved sale. ' of . stock in-trade, horses^ In the estate oi G. Gillard, at Mauriceville, on WEDNESDAY,-NOVEMBER 10. At 12 o'clock, LOWES & lOßNS'have received instructions to sell as above on the premises near Mr Macara's stables, Mauricevillo, the whole oi the atock'in-trade of a couutry storo, embracing— ■ Groceries, •'lronmongery, Crockery,' "• Cutlery, Drapery, Clothing, ... ■(;:, ■ • Garden and Station Tools, and \ " ttoiPA=iJ Sundries. - . Also— ... .. . Dairy Oows, Mixed Cat-fift Horses, •. Traps, Harness, Hay Mtfclsie, Wheelbarrow, Poultry, Sundry . Tools, and lot useful sundries. Vto ou November. 10th at.. 12 ow,k, oh the premises Main. Coaclr ■road, rifixt Mr Macara's stables, Mauricevilk : • 1 . ■' ' .LOWES & lORNS, , 2445 ' Auctioneers. THURSDAY,' :NOV.EM]£Tra, At 2 O'clock. L OWES & lORNS will Bell at their rooms as above—- . A Tons Hutt grown Fluke Seed potatoos New aud Secoud hand Furnifcuro Drapery, Clothing, 80 pairs mixod boots aud shoos AND Goneral Sundries. ___• 2446 ' SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, At 2 o'clock. Sale of Priveleges in connec . tion with the Masterton Pastoral and Agricultural Society's Show of 25tli November. LOWES & lORNS have received inet.ructiona to aell at their rooms" a&' above, the privileges in connriection with the Mastettou Show, consisting of—--1 PUBLICANS' BOOTH. 1 REFRESHMENT BOOTH. FRUIT & FANCY GOODS STALL. ALL LEG-iL GAMES. Bale oit Nmmkr 18th, at 2 o'clock, LOWES & lORNS, 2147 . Anctionoers.' STOTIC HAVE Still Further REDUCED .. the price of our Best Quality DERWENT EATING POTATOES, to. . SO* Per Tota Net Cash, , Booking price 52s 6d per ton. We. have.Sixty tons still left. M; CASELBERG &'GO., CO-OPERATIVE STORES,' Marierton. 2125 TO JOHN O'RAGEN, UALESS thi horso, saddle and bridle loft in my custody by John O'Ragen is claimed and allexpenses paid within fourteen dayß from date hereof, they wdl be sold without further notice, J. TOBIN , Boarding-hnuse keoper. Masterton, November 2nd, 1886. 2442 ErTAYLEi; LOCAL FRUIT DEPOT, QUEES-ST., MASTEBTOH. L ARGE quantities of fruit for preserv- .. J ing will bo disposed of at Wholesale Prices during the season. Those requiring fruit for preserves should book their orders early. REGISTRY OFFICE FOR SERVANTS. 2 1 o'haea & McMillan, EMPIRE! TAILORS, gUMN ■ STREET, MASTERTON A CHOICE Selection of English and A Colonial Tweeds and Colonial Olotlio' always In Stoolt. Note. th<? OPPOSITE EMPIRE HOTEL ACREB of: first-elm LIMESTONE LAND, situated in tho Bideford District, soventeen milos from Masterton. • : ' This splendid property contains a reserve of . 300 acres of mm BUSH. The improvements include 'sis miles o substantial fencing, and 800 acre 3 laid down in Euglish and' 6ub-dividcd into convenient paddocks, a substantial dwelling house, sheep yards, and othei outbuildings. ' 2000 Sheep are now.depastured on tliii tato, but it is capablo of carrying a mud langor nuinbor. The above property is for ABSOLUT! SALE at a'LOW PRICE on Easy Terms, and as an investment is superior to atij estate now in the market throughout tin Colony! • For further particulars apply office o this paper. •' • ' 239 i . BRICKS VERSUS RUBBISH. [pRUSCOTTtSs ALP ASS tho potman X ent brickmakers, bog to inform thi public generally that they deliver GOOI BRICKS in Masterton and neighborhood and as their brickfield is adjacent to thi railway they are;in# position to luppl' first class brickßi to any of the station or sidings along the Railway OHEAPEI than. any other pefson in the Waifarapa. ""MlSSECfeisiv DRESSMAKERS CaAfEL-HXEBKT, MaSTEBIQN.