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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3102, 12 January 1889, Page 3

\ TUESDAYjUoth JAKUAEyi*IBB9.: • ' ! H'-. ; - ■;. '.vjAt.2'tfdbiik."-'>;;'; i W;';,' :r Wairarapa Jockey Ghib Race Privileges,; Siimmer;liteeting; FrTJ TITOOD :haß, been ..•-.11'.: ;\V favored mtt m- ■ .- BtructionsV ;froin ; the Btewards of the above Oliib to sell by Public Auction athis roonw';GREYTO WN on TUBS; DAY, the 15th Jan'iiary at ['s .'o'clock/ the privileges in connection with the races to bo hold at the Greytown course ouAnriivoraaryDay TUESDAY, 22nd' insb.,' .,•■; ■'"• I'Publiban's Booth ' . 1 Refreshment dc. Grand Stand' Booth '' ' Do, Lunchbon Booth ■',"..' ' , .'Cards: .'.■•!' j:'< > : ■'■"■'■■ >:< » HoMe^ards -.'.' Gates''.', '- '"''". ' 'Sale at .2 o'clock. ''"'3o99 THURSDAY,; 17th JANUARY 1889. Taratahi Stock Sale. fftWOOD Will sell by Public Auction aßabove on account of Mr D. Itoid, who ij giving up dairying— v • 18 first-class Dairy Cows, 11 in Ml milk, .others in calf, and some '• springing to calf. On account of the Trustees, in. the ■ estate of the lato W.'Mitch em;;' 21 horses of all classes,' including several first-class Imcka, brood mares, some with, foal at foot, light and heavy draught mares, and peldings. To : be sold WITHOUT RESERVE. And on account of whom it may concern 800 Mixed Sheep . 'eOFat'liambs. / 200dryowes 120 ewes and lambs

12 yearlings 4 heifers 80 Steers, 2 aud 3 years old 25 Mixed Cattle 1 Grade Bull, very quiet, 2 yca'B old - Further entries invited. FOE PRIVATE SALE. 1 ANDEEWS & BEiVBN CHAFF 1 CUTLER, No 6. C„ with Duplex Bagger, Tarpaulin, set patent clip bagrings, blooks for wheels, and sundry extras complete. The wliblo in first class working order, main bolts now. Apply to F.H. WOOD.

Central Boot and Shoe Warehouse, Great Clearing Cash Sale. JOSEPH • CARPENTER reminds purchasers (hat ho is still selling the balanco of his enormous stock recently purchased irom Mrs Bamber at Less than COST PitlCE, and will continue to do [bo until every linens cleared, iiow is the chance of getting CHEAP BOOTS AND GOOD BOOTS. Owing to the rush of customers, to keop up the supply, new goods are being unpacked daily and all will bo sold at CLEARING PRICES for CASH. . Owing to tlio impetus qivou to the Boot Trado in New Zealaud by the NEW TARIFF, Colonial made boots of all descriptions fare being turned out, JOSEPH CARPENTER asksnobody to PATRONISE COLONIAL INDUSTRY, and keep the money in the oMintry— He simply invites them to inspect the New Zealand Manufactures, and comparothe STANDARD, WELLINGTON PREMIER and ZELANDIA Brands with the Best Finished Imported Boots,

His stock comprises Ladies and Children's boots of the neweil and most fashionable designs, finished equal to the best London mid Parisian makers by New Zoaland workmen. . Heads of families are asked to compare quality aud prices with the Imported article, and make their purchase, Boots and Shoes of evovy kind made Ic ordor aud repaired on the premises. The Ladles Department will in future be under the solo charge of Mrs UARrENTER. Oall and Inspect the Bargains. Joseph Carpenter's CENTRAL BOOT k SHOE WAKE-. QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. TOR SALE OR TO LET.-That JQ commodious house and grounds, situated in Uhapel-street, Mastetton, lately occupied by Mr W, T. Grundy. For further particulars apply to Mr w. Perry, Queen-street. BLACK OATS. STANDING CROP FOB SALE. ) .About 20 acres well advanced. Can be soen on application to COLONEL KENT JOHNSTON, Olsreville, by whom tenders for 'purchase will be received up to 12th instant, inclusive. 8097 TO LET-Shop aud dwelling QueenStreet, at present occupied by 0, Haskell. Apply tor Win. Alexander, Ohapel-stre'et. 3076 Smith-street. Apply to 'Win.