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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 8093, 2 January 1889, Page 3

■:;;^^|^pOft^! . January, 1881/.; „ V?v AtOneO'Chick.;:' ./■ iS'TARATAHfirOCK^ALE^j W" '.ILt eell by PUBLIC ATOIK/N . aaiibuvi ."!'"'■'■■' ■■*■■ 100 PatVVethera ; ;.100*tiEwes :■'•: .;':.;: ~;'' 'M G'budCrugabredEwesandearly '■■;■ ... lawks .■ ■'■'■'>.■. ■\ '2OO Good Crossbred Ewes, diy, well '■ i: :M •!:; forward ■'■:•■ 18: Steeifa, 2-yew-old '. 7 Dairy Cuwb, springing j 10 Hand Beef ; ; - , ••' 12 Ywlinga, mixed , loi) Good Store Wtthers , ■ 100 'l'wo-tooth Kwea •' '•■/ 170 Fat Ewe* '■ ■.' ~.. .■... 42 S'-eew, 2 Knd 3 year old vlb Head Mutd (Mile 1 Single tad .Buggy : Hoisea «f all olassei. FORTH UK ENl']<lr,s INVITED. : SATUHDAY, JANUARY 5,1889. At 2 u'clnck.

• : OREYTOWN AUCTION ROOMS ' : - WirHOUTRESERVE., Will soil by public auction at his GreytowiiR kiiiis, on SaiurJajy January 5, IPB9, withuu? 5 oi j various cmisigneex'j mid to oliis'o Mcimits ) a lurgj an 1 varieJ assortment of ' i , General Merchandise; ' . Including-. . ~..■, ~. . 1 'BO Men's Tweed Suits, Wellington I twcfd. 60 Rujral KnMe'rdo.■■■''.' - ; ; : 20 d>, Jersey do. '..'•• Trounw, bhirta, Hats, Sox, Port--1 .' . nwiittiaux.; .5 ■; -S ft:!'lff .: • Dress (Jiiuds, Sheetings;"' Calicoes, FUunull ttfß, tbirtiiigs Funntce Butlers . Tinwalv of' every, description , -TeaV fitigar, Soaui'&itidlei, Oatmeal I Braii, Urockeiy, and Glassware ■ Lampß Famy Goods, Saddles,. Bridles, Mariiesn.Side Saddles, ..■■■■ NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, Comprising— ...".{ ; Double Iron Btdstead, half tester, brass BJida; Do. Spring Mattrass, extra good j AVaihstandi, llri-ssing Table, Mirrors, Oval Tanlo, Gmohes, Easy .Chairs. Piano Stool, Whatnot, OotKgun, Chess, (Tables, Ft-ndw, and Fnvirons, Oil Paintings, <fco.; Chest of ; Cluthin<* and Knots, Sewing Madura, Chairs, Che.-ts Drawers, Doskn, Ac. 8091 PIANOS. PIANOS, I NEW AND SECONDHAND, WRriASH, OR ON TIME PAY- . \j MENTS. F.,H.W~OOD R» o u m,rol fi N t.llU. i,,,,,,™,,.!.^, Bale, now on view at his Grey town Ruoras CALL AND INBPECr. No excuse for anyone being.withnut aPuso never. : ' 2429

. Central Boot anc i Shoe Warehouse. Great Clearing Cash Sale. JOSEPH' CARPENTER' reminds purchasers that liu ia still selling the balance of his, enormous stock recently purchased irom Mrs Bamber at Less than COST'-PJtICJS. and will continue in do so until every line is cloarcd, fliow is the chance of CHEAP BOOTS AND GOOD BOOTS, Owing to the rush of customers, to keep up the supply, new goods are being unpacked daily and all will bo sold at ULBAUING'PRICES fur CASH, Owingito the impetus sivon to the Boot Trade in New Zealand by the NEW TARIFF, Culunial made buota uf all descriptions are being turned out, JOSEPH CARPENTER asks nobody to PATKONIBE COLONIAL INDUSTRY, and keep the money in the country— He simply invites them to Inspect the New Zealand Manufactures, and comparetho STANDARD, WELLINGTON PREMIERiand ZELANDIA Brands with theßest Finished Imported Boots. His stock [comprisesiLadies and Children's tails of the he,rot and most fashionable designs, 6ni»hed equal to the beat L'mdoii, and l'arisian makers by NewZealatid workmen.

. Heads «f families are asVod to compare quality and prices with the Imported article, and make their purchase, Boots and Shoes of every kind made to wder and repaired on the premises. The Ladies Departmentwil! in future Oau and Inspect tub Bargains ai Joseph Carpenter's) CENTRAL BOOT & SHOE WAREQUEEN STREET, ! .MASTERTON. COTTBELL &YOVM U FORWARDING AGENTS, * and| :• GENERAL CARRIERS. CoTTBELI'S PaBOEIS's PoSI EjfPBESS,

RfflwflfffißWi^ffi delivered to any address,- at cheap through inclusive rates, Ono charge; no extras j nu trouble. Despatches to Great Britain, Europe,,and Australia by ovtry steamer. Agents for the Weitpiirt Coal Company (CoaHiri>okidle). JfltolMi»lfo,Bofc f^DciCS,