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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3094, 3 January 1889, Page 3

' tP. H: WOQl). , ■ JSATURDAY, JANUARY 5, ISM." ;• - At 2 u'olutk. GREYTOWN AUCTION ROOMS WirHOUT RESERVE. - • : F. H.~WOOD , .Will sell Ly.publioadetion'it: his. Greyffiwn Rooms,' on Saturday, January 6, i? 89 ,: without.' Mservo',.: by ; order 'of Various consignee*, and to oliibo kccouiits a' large and varied aasortment of ' : Gi-neral Merchandise i ( ,-.,■ ' Including- ; . ; .'■■■ ■ 60 Men's Tweed Suits,: Wellington tweed ■ i ,50 Boys' Knieker do. 1 20 d i. Jersey do,' ' Trousers, Shirts, Hate,Si>x, Portmanteaux i Dress Guudsj 'Sheetings, Calicoes; - FkunulLittes, tihirtiugs ■ ■ Furnace Boilers Tinwiuv of overy,description Tea, Sugar, Snap, Candles, Oatmeal iSran, Orockery, and Glassware ■ \ 'Laiiips ;. ' . Fan y Goods, Saddles, Bridles, : ' HaruessiSide Saddles, NEW AND StiCOND-HAND FURNI- : 'J'UHE, CumprisingD9uble Wfihstaiids, Dressing Table, Mitrors, <»vnl Table, Clinches, • Easy Chtiira. Piano Chess, Oil Paintings; &c.; Chest of Clothing aijd ■Hhi its,Sewing-Machines','Chairs, Drawers, Desks, Ac. r 8091 i ■> .ii.'-v. ■ r : - • ■ , roLtl. S' TOCK SATjI? YA'ftDSj and 6 'ACRE PaDDOOK' securely fenced, situat: Hk Te (Ire Orej Masterton., : i) Fo'r'particularj'iippl'y ; t6 : ■ - <„• • ■■■", F,H.WOOD,». ' ; ■Qreytown, ' . Or ■■!.'! •'■i'.' ' E. H. WADDIXGTON, . HOO4 1 . , Masterton. PIANOS. JPtANOS. NEW AND SECOND HAND, For riibH, ou on time payMENTS; , F.H.WOOD Has several first-class iiwtrupnmfe fur sale, now on view at his Oreylown Eu >iqb CALL AND INSM/l', Ku excuse for anyone being without a Puxo never, 2420

Central Boot and Shoe Warehouse. Great Clearing Cash.Sale, JOSEPH CARPENTER .. reminds y pvu'chftfova (but ho is at ill celling the balance of" hia enormous stock recently purchasud trora Mrs Bamger at Less than COST ritlCJi. and will continuo to do [so until every line it cleared, iiow is the chance of getting ' " ■ CHEAP BOOTS AND.GOOD BOOTS. Owing to the rush of customers, to keep up the supply, new goods are being unpacked .daily aud . all will bo sold at CLEARING PRICES for CASH, ■ Owing to tho impetus sivon to the Boot Trade in New Zealand by tho NEW TARIFF, Colonial; nude bootß of all descriptions Jare ■ hoing turned out. JOSEPH CARPENTER aeba nobody to patronise colonial inpus, TRY, and l(eep the nipney iu the c Antry— He simply invites thein to inspect the New Zealand Manufactures, and comparethe STANDARD, WELLINGTON PREMIER and ZELANDIA Brands with the Best Finished Imported Bouts. His stock comprises Indies and Children's bpots of the neivpit and wost fashionable designs, linislW equal to tbu boat London and t'arisiaq <h4sw by Ne\y Zealand workwni Heads of families are asWed to compare quility and prices with the Imported article, and make theirpurclmso. Boots and Shoes of every kisd made It order and repaired uu the premises.

The Mies Department will in future ie under the solo charge of .Myi (Jappkntkr, WD iKBfEOX THE BAUOAINS AT' Joseph Carpenter's OENTBALUOOTIi SHOE WAREHOUSE, ■ POST ANDTELEGRAPH OFFICE CONTRACT; ''M PALMMMON NORTH. Piililio Works Office.Wellington, 17tl) Decinber 1888, WRITTEN TENDERS will, bI? received at (his office until NOON of WEDNESDAY, the 9th January, 1889, for thealiovn contract, Theyare to be marked on the outside " Tender for Post and Telegraph Office contrast, .Palineraton Nurtli," ; irid'addressed to the Minister fm Public Works, Wellington, Telegrapbioteud°rs, similarly marked and addressed will be received if presented at the Telegraph Oflico bv NOON of the same date, Drawings, BpraOia tions, and general conditions may be seen al the Public Works Offices, Wellingion, Palmerston Noitl), Woodyillp, Wanganut, and Pott Office, Maatei tqn. The lowest or any tender uot necessarily accepted, ' By Command, i JOMI3LACKETT, m -, fc^um-ic-OW,