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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2624, 15 June 1887, Page 3

FRIDAY AND SATUIIDAI 17th and 18 Juno, At 2 o'clock EACH DAY. PAWNBROKER'S S'ALI, IMMENSE SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. ;. \ LOWES &lORNS are instructed, by Mr Fruhaerf, Pawnbroker, nf Wellington, to sell at their roofris bn'm above, clays, along catalogue'of'pledged good's/ consisting of— ' I • ,:. Clothing, Lady's Biding Habit, doldand Silver Watcheian great variety,. Handsome Marble Clocks, Quia, Ttiflea, Revolvers, Yiplins, GaWanic Battery, Field Glasses, Albiiibs, Books, Pictures, Cruets; also a fast quantity of araall useful sundries and household requisites, 'too numerous to particularise. ' ....... Ooodfl Will-be on view on-Friday morning- ' 2624 LOWES & IQRNS STOCK SALE MASTERTON YARDS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, AT 1 O'CLOCK. ; 20 Fat Bullocks 10 Fat Heifers 20 Forward Bullocks and Cows 1200 Good Breeding Ewes in lamb' 350 Forward Wethers Horses, Pigs, Implements, Ac. 2623' <:, SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, ,' At One O'Clock. . Extensive and Unreserved Sale of Fruit & Ornamental Trees from Nelson; • " OWES &lORNS are instructed by JLi MIUOUN HALE, of Nelson, to sell at their rooms as above, a large consignment of Trees, consisting of : IAAA 2, Hand 4 year old Apple 11/ul/ Trees, Peaches, Pears, Plums, Cherries, Apricots, Nectarines, Quinces, Mulbony, Medlars, Orange, Lemons, Figs, Cherries, Apricots, Cliestuuts, Walnuts, Filberts, Gooseberry, Currants, Rhubarb, Kaisuerries, Quicks. 1 l\l\l\ Pbuislnsiftnus, 1000 Mac--IUUU rocarpa, 1000 Ornamental Trees, including Rhododendrons, Azalcaa, Abies, and many lare and fancy plants, All of which will be sold WITHOUT RESERVE, This Balo will afford parties making a homo or improving their arouuda a graud opportunity, MR HALE being renowned throughout New Zealand for tho cxcollenco of his nursery stock.

IEKTUAL niIAMBEfiS QUEEN-ST, MASTEUTON. .THOMAS-'MACKAY,-VALUER, STOCK, STATION, LAND, HOUSE, ESTATE, COMMISSION AGENT, EDWARD JONES, ACCOUNTANT, BBOKEB, ARBITEATOE,COLLECTOR, AND . LIQUIDAIOE, CORRESPONDENT AND FINANCE We beg io notify that we Lave entered into partnership <as above, under the style and firm of wmwmmmmm and liave taken the office lately occupied by ME R. J. FITTON. We respectfully solicit the support and patronage of the public, TRADESMEN'S BOOKS KEPT, RENTS ANDDEBTS COLLECTED, INSURANCES EFFECTED, LOANS NEGOTIATED, ESTATESMANAGED, MONEY INVESTED. Bankrupt and Assigned Estates prepared on the shortest notice. Offices of the— Masterton-Opaki Jockey Club, Liverpool and Loudon, and Globe Insurance Company. Masterton Agricultural and Pastoral Association Masterton Farmers' Club Agents for the— v Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society; New Zealand Accident Insurance Company; New Zealand Times and New Zealand Mail. TENDERS.. ,- i 'ANTED,-Tendorß for felling 25 /V y • acres, more or less'' BUSH. Tenders to close 23rd June, AH information can bo obtained from G, T. FARMER, : 2619 Registry Office,. GRAND JUBILEE ART UNION By permission of the Colonial Secretary, First Prize-Oil Painting, valued £25 2nd „ „ „ „..., v £s 3rd „ „ „ „;£2 10s And ten others, value £5, which-'are pn view at Mr Itoscoe's Studio, • (Men St. 300 members at 2/6 each. Drawing takes place on the 20th June at 7: p.in? Tlio reader ifl respectfully requested to'call and see the prizes, : '' ' V" '. 'j. t.hoscoe; ' V, 10 Promoter:'