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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2890, 4 May 1888, Page 3

FRIDAY, 11th MAY, 1888. Ak 1 O'Olock, • IMPORTANT SALE OF FAT AND STORE WETHERS AT Longbush, Gladstone. Til TT TI7OOD has received inJ. e -lli VV 1 strucbions from WI MAHUPUKU to sell by public auction at his station, known as Longbush, near Gladstone, as above 582 Heavy Fat Wethers, 4 tooth 518 Forward Store wethers, 2-toofch 2890

Robert Aitken & Sons, , AUCTIONEERS, COMMISSION AGENTS, &c„ . COMMERCIAL AUCTION ROOMS. QUEEN-STREET, MASTEETON. NOTICE. THE AUCTION SALES advertised for TO-MOEROW are unavoidably POSTPONED until SATURDAY, the 12th inst, at the same hour. R. AITKEN& SONS. May 4. 2890 Monster Clearing Sale. 2QQ Lbs. SCOTCH FINGERING WOOL. Is lid, worth 2s 9d. WHOLESALE DRAPERY COMPANY P. DICKSON, MANAGING PARTNER.

H. HOUNSLOW BOOT AND SHOE MAKEB. (OPPOSITE DBNISON HOUSE) MASTEETON. BEGS to announce that lie has just opened up a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of LADIES & CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES And is offering them at prices not to be equalled in the Wairarapa. Grand"stock of MEN'S BOOTS & SHOES to select from. Boots and Shoes of every description made and repaired oh tho most able terms

JOHN TAPLIN, Q.ENERAL OARRRIER, MASTERTON, TAUERU AND EAST COAST. BEGS to notify to the residents of Masterton and East Coast that he is prepared to carry goods ss usual at lowest rates. Goods can be left at the stores of Messrs M. Caselberg & Co., Masterton, as heretofore. 2886 "WAIMMPICOTEEATIVE STORES. M. CASELBERG and Co,, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STOREKEEPERS, PBODUOE MERCHANTS, MASTERTON and GREYTOWN.

DEBSSES. A LARGE STOCK OF DRESS GOODS AND TKIMMIN S JUST OPENED, LJ.HOOPER, AND CO., Bon Marche.

W. J. HODGES, SADDLE and HARNESS MAKER, EKETAHUNA, (Late of Wellington,) TRUSTS by Good Workmanship and Moderate Charges to merit a share of your patronage. Every Description of Saddlery and Harness made and repaired on the shortest notice. 2889

EKETAHUNAEMPORIUM HENRY AULIN, (Late of Maurmilk) EESPBOTFULLY. intimates to the inhabitants of Ekctahuna and the Bubli Settlements that ho has taken over Mr Spillane's General Store, where he hopes by keeping first-class articles in the shape of GROCERIES, DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, AND GENERAL IRONMONGERY, to come in for a fair share of the settlers patronage. All accounts owing to him in connection with his late business at Mauriceville are to be paid to Mr Gunderson, before the'end of May, or legal proceedings will be taken for their recovery, 2689