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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3095, 4 January 1889, Page 3

Ft H.'WOOD. SATURDAY, JANUARY 5,1839; ;■> 'v: • At 2 n'oliidv 'A' : ' ; GREYTOWN AUCTION ROOMS •" WITHOUT RESERVE, ' ; F.H.'WOOD Will soll-ly publicauction at his Uroytown lt'i6uiß,' ou Stitiu'day, January 5, without reserve, by order o' vuiuutooiiiigne ni,and to utima sccuuntft a largo and varied assortment of : , • General Merchandise/ ' ~ Includill!!.M Men's Tweed Suits, Wellington twe'fid v' . :l , 60 Boys' Knickcr 20 d>. Jeratsy do. ~ • ■ ' Trousers, bhirta, Hats; Sox, Port- _ mauteaux ■ ; ' " Dress Qooda,,Sheetings, Calicoes,' FlaiinulUtes,' Shirtings • ; Furnace Boilers ' Tinware of every description ; Tea, Sugar, Snap, Cuntllea, Oatmeal Bran, Urockeiy, and Glassware . Lamps Famy. Gnods, Saddles, Bridlus. Harness, Side Saddles,' NEW AND HISGUND-HAND FURNI- , TORE, Cuuipriaing— Double Iron IWstead, half tester, brast' ends; Doi.Spring M»ttrass;-uxtm good; Oval. Tiihle, t Giiuulies, .Easy Chairs, Piano Stoid,..'Wh:ituut, Ootagmi, Tables," Fpndii r, j'and.' Firei riinei;' Oi ! Paintings, &o. Htinta; Sewing Machines, Chairs, Che<tDrawers, Desks, &e, ' So9"i ; i'OHS'l, QTOCK SALE YARDS, and 6 ACP-F jj PADDOCK, securely fenced, situat iitTeOro Ore, Maaterton.. , ... . For particulars apply to . r ';.F.H. WOOD, * ■ ; Greytdivh,"'.. Or E.H. WADDINGTON, 3094. ■ . ' Maatertori. PIANOS; PIANOS/ NEW AND SECONDHAND, I]tt>R r(ASH, OK ON TIME PAYJ \j MENTS. F. H.WOOD Has several first-class iiistrumi'i '' for sale, now on view at his Oreytov n R ioms call and inspect. • No excuse for anyone beins; without a Piano never. 2429

Central Boot and Shoe Warehouse. Great Clearing Cash Sale, JOSEPH CARPENTER remlncU (J pnrclweers that h 5 instill selling the balanco »f his enormous stock recently purchased trom Mrs Bamber at v Less than COST PlilCiS. and will continuo to do.tso until every line is' cleared, taw is the chance of getting ,

CHEAP BOOTS AND GOOD BOOTS. Owing In the rush of customers, to keop up the supply, new gouds are being unpacked'daily and all will bo sold at CLEARING PRICES fur CASH. Owing to the impetus given to the Buot Trado in New Zealand by the Kls W TARIFF, Colonial made boots of all duscriptiuns Jare being turned cut. JOSEPH CARPENTER asks nobody to PATRONISE COLONIAL INDUS--1 S.Y, and kuop the money in tho C< antry— He simply invites them to Inspect tho Now Zealand Manufactures, and comparetho STANDARD, WELLINGTON PREMIER and ZELANDIA Brands with the Best.Finished Imported Buuls, His Btoclt comprises Ladies and Children's boots of the -nowit and most fashionable designs, finished equal to the best London and i'arisian makers by New Zealand workmen, Heads of families aro asked to compare qnility and prices with the Imported artiole, and make their purchase, Boots and Shoen of every kind made Ic order and repaired un the preiiiises, : The Indies Department will in future .be under the sole charge of Mrs Carpenter. Oali and Inspect tub Bargains at' Joseph Carpenter's CENTRAL BOOT & SHOE WAKE-

HOUSE, QUEEN STREET, .MASTEBTOH. NEW ZEALAND EAILWAYS. NAPIER TAIiMtitSTON RAILWAY. PALtyERSTON-GORGE SECTION. 15,000 ■ SLEEPERS CONTRACT. i ■ ■ Ptiblid.Wnrkß Office, ■■ 'Wellington, Brd December, 1888. WRITTEN TUNDKEB .will.Je received at this Office ipil NOON of WEDNESDAY, the Oth January, 1880, for the above CONTRACT, Tliey are to be marked <m the outside 1 Tender for supply of 18.000 Sleepers, PALMERSTON-GORGE SECTION, and addressed, to tjie Minister for Public Works. Telesrophic tenders will be received jfpaentod at aiiy Telegraph Qsce by NOON of the same date. Specifications and general conditions n;ay be seen at the! Pubho Works Offices at Palmeraton-North, Wapqanui, Woodvilla, Wellington, at "the Railway Manager's ()®co. N»pv and at the P<.dt■ Offices, Feildiiig'and Jfystertun, Tl e Ipweab o{ any l^nSfa 1 not newprily '■ 7 . . . '• , \\ fo commaud,. • JOHN BLAOP?,