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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2636, 30 June 1887, Page 3

,SAa?UItDAY, JULY2kd, ' At2o'clook. OWES & lOENS~vvill sell at thei i rooms as above-*- , - New, and Second-hand Furniture ii .. ureal, variety, Watcheß, Clocks .'. '■ ,. Rovojye'rs,. Lamps, Mirrors ~_ Se\vintc:Mncbih«B, Books', Hnr • • "'ness, Oats,/Chaffy-Potatoes .-,,;.Seod Potatoes,.Bacon, Onions Cheese, Poultry, -Horses.'•am " Sundries.'- '. \ ■ ■ ,• . ' \i-:■ : ■ ...'■•'.'.'"". . WEDNESDAY JGLYG, At 1 o'clock. LQWRSANDIORNS' ' ■ 10 JWard Bullocks 000 Good Crossbred Ewes in lamb 400 Good Crossbred Ewes in lamb KSO Crossbred Wethers. 200 Mixed Sheep 100 Fat Sheep 100 Store Wothers 100 Forward Ewes Cattle, Horses, I'igs, &o. . SATURDAY, JULY Orir. At U o'clock. EXTRAORDINARY GRAND DISPLAY . and important and By Auction of 10 CASES OF 10 OASES OF ' JAPANESE MANUFACTURES AND ' AliT PR3DUCTIOKS, Consisting of Silks, Screens,' Porcolains, Bronzes, Enamels, Curios, Toys, etc',, direct fiomKlO- x LO, JAPAN I

" OWES & 10RNS havo received inJ ' atl'uctidns from the DIRECTOR op tub MUSEUM OF. ART and MANUFACTURES} JAPAN, to arrange the above for ealo by Auction at the THEATRE ROYAL, MASTERTOA, wi SATURDAY, JULY 9th, at 11 o'clock, Particular attention is directed to this special shipment direct from the MUSEUM OP ART • -AND MANUFACTURES, JAPAN, Comprising very interesting, rare and curious ART OBJECTS, Etc, together with numerous articles of Tho wholo has hosn solcctod and catalogued by an EXPERT of much experience Tho Goods will ho opened up for display and kept on viow : THURSDAY and FRIDAY prier to sale.

3VO KEJSESEfcTHES. i ■_ . 2035 CENTRAL nHAMBEfiS QUEEN-ST, MASTEIITON. THOMAS MACKAY, VALUER, STOCK, STATION, LAND, BOUSE, ESTATE, COMMISSION AGENT,

EDWAED JONES, ACCOUNTANT, BROKER, ARBITRAGE, COLLECTOR, AND LIQUIDATOR, CORRESPONDENT AND FINANCE Wo beg lo notify that we have entered into partnership as above, under the style and firm of , mmmk and have taken the office lately occupied by MR R. J. FITTON. We respectfully solicit tho 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 op the— Masterton-Opaki Jockey Club, Liverpool and London, and Globe Insurance Company. Masterton Agricultural and Pastoral Association Masterton Farmers' Club AOENTS FOR THE— Colonial Mutual Life Assuranco Society; New Zealand Accident Insurance Company; New Zealand Times and New) Zealand Mail. MASTERTOti FARMERS' CLUB * GENERAL MEETING will be JX hoW at the Central Chambers, Masterton, un Saturday, v July 2nd, 1887, at3.3op.m. ', . ; -> : r. •' ■/Business . ;■■ Geneial, and to consider notice of • I motion .to erect a shod in Mas--7 tertdn "for storing tjrain and other produce. ■*- T. MACKAY,, P ' '•'!". SecretOTy,''