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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2729, 20 October 1887, Page 3

SATUIIDAY, OCT. 22, AT 2 O'clock. JAS. BKOWN & Co, Will hold an extensive Auction Sale of new and second-hand furniture as above, comprising—Ghosts 4 Drawers, H Drawers, and half Scotch, Kitchen, Dm-" ing and Hall tables, Small round and Loo tables, Kitchen Dresser, Colonial and Spring' Couches, sinplo- f and doable Spring, Mattresses,... Wood Bedsteads, Cheftoniers, Chaira, Toilet Tables, and .Sets,; China and Glassware, Cretonno Suite,. &c. . Also—4 tons prime Canterbury Derwent Potatoes, Oats, Soap, Candles, Ten, and Sundries, 1 Patent Iron Cheeße Press. 2729 HORSE-OWNERS wishing ths services of the Thoroughbred horse, " THE PREMIER," are requested to apply to Mr T. Thompson, Empire Hotel, Mastcrton, or to J. McRAE, Groom in Change. Hiß (COLOMBA ROAD) (Opposite Uie residence and grounds of M, Caselberg, Esq., Masterton.) /"I .. fTHOMPSON bogs to inform Vjn X , tho inhabitants of Masterton and surrounding district that he lias com menced business as NURSERYMAN AND FLORIST, and lie hopes, by diligent application to all work entrusted to him to merit a share of their patronage and support. As the season has now far advanced, it is not my intention to issue a catalogue ; but all thoso requiring PLANTS, either for the GARDEN, GREENHOUSE, or WINDOW, can gain some idea of his prices from the following quotations ASTERS, PBLOX DRUMMONDI, LOBELIA, PERiI,LA NANKINENSIS, PYItETKRUM, at& per 100 ; PANSIISS, 4s per dozen, Beet named (true) Show and Fancy, 10s per dozen ; PETUNIAS (single) from (is per dozen; (doubles) 10s per dozen ; DAHLIAS, (best show), 12b per dozen, Fuchsias, including Black Prince, Bridal Bouquet, Erecta von novelty. Straita porfectii, President and numerous others, 10s per dozen jPELARGUNIUMS regal 2s (id each ; PELARGONIUMS, Zonal, 8s per dozen ; tuberous rooted BEGONIAS from 12s per dozen ; Coleus (in 'splendid variety), 9s per dozon. Foreign Ferns, from 15s per dozen ; C o ice Greenhouse Ferns, from 20s per dozen Native Ferns (true to namo) from sixpence ouch. J lis collection of SI'OVE PLANTS includes all the best varieties of the line foliaged plants, also a splendid aESiirtnientoffioweringplants, URCHIDS speciality, and can supply gorgeous flowering kinds for cool greenhouse from three guineas per dozen. Any of the PLANTS in the following list can bo had either in or out of pots, and guaruutecd to be among the best and latest varieties grown Cucumber, Melon, Tomato (President Garfield, immense size, new), Vegetable Marrows, Pumpkins, etc. Asparagus Plants, fo per ICO These should be planted at oncc. Alied, 33ftlong, ant! Ifcetwide, tvnnched two feet deep, formed and planted with 100 plants for 15a, All other jobbing equally cheap, and performed in a thoroughly workmanlike manner. Any plant required by customers not in stock will bo procured, and sold at the price which it can lie obtained at any other Nursery. Gentlcmens' grounds,' Villa, and Cotlnge Gardens laid out and planned. Having several glass houses and Fernery in courso of erection, and when finished, all visitors, whether purchasers or not, will bo cordially woleonie. Special list of all kinds of Plants on .application, Address.—C, THOMPSON, Victoria Nursery, Maßterton. Communications left at Mr Tavlcr's or Mrs Pivston's Fruit Shops will receive immediate attention. 2725 MASTERTON, Wedue.«itlay. October SJG. ®"1 N TE IiTAI N M KiN T N aid of the Presbyterian Church Building fund. -PART IYocal sad lustruittcntal Selections. - PART IICantatn, Lion of Judnli,so Yooalists. Ji~ Instrumentalists. Conductor, C. Betty, Pianist, Mis*. Feist, Organist Miss Woodrooie. Doors open at 7.30., overture at 8 sharp. Admission, Dress Circle 3s, front Seats 2s; Back Seats 1 NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with the Cemetery Act 1832, the piece of land adjoining the Lutheran Church being part of Section 43 in the Mauriceville Settlement and containing half an acre, is, with the saneof tho Colonial Secretary, dedicated anu' \ed as a burial ground to be used for the elusive intermeut of motnberc of the denomination called Lutheran. M. OSRISTENSEN, •T.'LAESEN, K. ItASMUSSEN, Trustees, M&uriccville, October 5,18R7. CHARLES COLLIER WISHES to intimato to tho slioepfarmers of tho "Wairarapa and flurrouuding district that ho is uow prepared to do WOOLSCOURING at tho following, prices Locks and Pieces, •|d ; scoured and classified, |d ; Supenor Snow AVluto Fleeces, l.|d ; bellies and pieced, snow white, Id. Having had 37 years colonial experience, both in North Queensland, New South Wales, Australia and New Zealand, lie can guarantee that all work enlrusted to him will be done with the utmost caro and despatch. During the wool scouring season all other worli will Ihe suspended, to give our. clients the advautago of getting their wool into tho first English sales. All wools entrusted to his caro will bo insured, stored, and delivered at tho railway station free of cost. Highest Prico for wool and skins OLD BREWERY FELLMONGERY, 'Maßterton. 2721 AL> VALOBE3X | HAVING bought a parcel of SOLID NICKEL SILVIA BUCKLES at les3 thfiii English cost, I can and will make up HARNESS at a prico never before heard of. lam prepared to book orders during the current month for Trap Harness, all mounted with solid Nickkl Silver at 00 per set. , A cample is now on view and each Bet ■ is guaranteed equal to tliu sample. Terms—iOa dopoßit with order; Balance to be paid when tho harness is taken, which may lie anytime within Six .Months from the dato of order, at the option of the buyer. J. E. EVANS, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLING T ON.