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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2816, 6 February 1888, Page 3

MASTERTON RAM-AND EWE . . FAIR. WEDNESDAY, Bth FEBRUARY, AND THE ANNUAL CARTERTON RAM and jWE FAIR, Under the auspices ot the Wairarapa and East Coast Pastoral and Agricultural * ■ ■ Society. iVEDNESDAY, FEI3BUARY 15,1888, I. H. WOOD' laving already received a large number if entries for the above Fairs, invites par. ioulars for further additions to his list, rom owners who have rams or ewes for ale en either or both occasions, • The following, among others, have in. fcructedine to sell rams for them at the MASTERTON PAIR, \ .0. Thelheld, 30; Riddiford and Sons, IB ;D. McMaster, 20; Joseph Ineley, ; 0; E. W. Dorsett, 20; W. B. Allen, 11; W J. Nix, 40; and they include ;11 classes (English Leicester, Lincolns, Etomney Marsh, &c.,) some of them being r ery superior impoited stud rams. The ame owners have also entered rams forhe f CARTERTON FAIR, but my list or it is too extensive to publish details.' F.H; WOOD, , - ■■. Auctioneer. 10R SALE, CHEAP,-The Eight, .- roomed house.and |. acre ground iow in the occupation of T. Wrigley, Ulriamrstreet. ,„ n HERBAL REMEPIES AND ELECTRO MAGNETISM. HURE or RELIEVE all DISEASES. \j No one should consider their case lopeless until they have tried our treataent. _ Chronic and Nervous Diseases a pecmlity. A gentleman from Nelson ays—Your treatment has "done wonders or me, 1 shall do all I can to recommend t. Write for particulars to R, AYRES, MEDICAL BOTANIST 90 Cuba St., Wellington, Author of A WARNING VOICE, a book rhich all young men should read. Sent iost free for four pennv stamps. TWENTY CASES SPRING and SUMMER FASHIONS IRE NONOPENED EVEEY LINE ISMAEKEDAT WHOLESALE PRICES Inspection is respectfully nvited at the WHOLESALE Warehouse, JDEEN ST., MASTERTON.' P. DICKSON, MANAGING PARTNER. BOROUGH OF MASTERTON. rAKE NOTICE that the Valuation Lists for the several Wards of the Jorouph of Mustcrton are now open for nspection at the Town Clerk's Office. Ul objections thereto mu3t be left at the I.M. Court, Mastevton, or or before the sth day of FEBRUARY, 1888, adIressed tu the Asaeasraont Court, and a opy of every such objection must be left ,t the Town Clerk's Office, Masteiton, tot less than seven days before the next itting of the said Court. R. BROWN, 1806 Town Clerk. L J. HOOPER & CO. Bon larche, HAVING Bought at LESS THAN ENGLISH COST <£3,000 (Two Thousand pounds) worth of 3ARCOURT & GO'S STOCK OF DRAPEEY -ANDCLOTHING. We will offer the same to the public at SUCHPRICES AS WILL CLEARTHE LOT IN A FEW DAYS. The Public can therefore look for some of THE GREATEST BARGAINS Ever Offered in the:Wairarapa. L. J. Hooper & Co. BON MAEOHE. 2908 NOTICE, SHORTT&REID )i, Willis Street, (next J. Duthie & Co) (~\Ht LL the attention of Town and CounJ try Storekeepers to the following list of goods on private sale at lowest wholesale prices : Oats Bacon Brown Paper Wheat Sugar Assorted Twines Maize ■ 'Soap Dates Barley' Candles F Peas Salt Muscatells Beans Eice Shell Almon Crushed Oats Picton Bloat'rs Nuts Hay Vestas Honey Straw Fancy Soap Potatoes Ohaff Sago Onions CrushedLins'd Tapioca Tow Pearl Barley Liine Juice Hams Bran Jam Lime Cordial Pollard Coffee Poultry Flour Pepper Butter Oatmeal Vinegar Eggs Cheese Paper Bags Fruit &C &C &fl Also 20 tons prime Derwent potatoes, 42s Cd landed fbee at Wellington Station. Consignments of Merchandise received foi sale, and prompt account sales rendered Agents for Christohurch Biscuit Co Harroway's Flour and Oatmeal, Bulk Stove—GomhiU Street