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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3103, 14 January 1889, Page 3

M;^4;;;r.^^WQoDH;?:f'' JANUARY iiBB9/ Wairarap a Jocke^4 u C^ C(3 l' Meeting, TC U has been' : -T:.' ;JLX' " \y wit^^ia. ; ■;";;s(raotionB fromJhe'-'StewMds'of . the'abbjreOlubtosellby PublioAiiotioii athis rooms 1 GREYTOWN/pnTUES; DAY, the 15th "January at .2 ;q'ciqck,' tho privileges in connection' wi'th/'the races to bo, hold at the Greytown course on Anniversary Day'! TUESDAY,* 22nd I 1 Publican's Booth 1 Refreshment do. Grandstand Booth Do. Luncheon Booth , .Cards ' , Horse fards Gates Male at 2 o'clock. 3099 THURSDAY, 17th JAK.UARY.IBB9, Tarktahi Stock Sale.; Will'sell by Public Auction as above on account of Mr D. Reid, who ut giving, up dairying— ' ". 18 first-class Dairy, Cows, 11, in Ml milk, others in calf, arid tsume > : springing to calf, - < On account .of the Trustees, .in the estate of the lata' W, .Miichem, ■.' 21 horses of all classeß, including several first-class hacks, brood mares, some ; ; with foal at foot, ; light and heavy. ..'. draught inures, and widings,'- To ' be sold WITHOUT RESERVE. And on account of whom it may concern '3OO Mixed Sheep 50 Fat Lambs, , 200 dry owos ' '•' ' ..., 120 ewes and lambs 12 yearlings [ ■ , 4 heifers 30 Steers, 2 and 3 years old 25Mixed Cattle"", . ~',.' 1 Grade Bull, very quiet,;2 years old ' ' Further entries invited. ■ 'FOR PRIVATE :SALE. ] ANDREWS & BEAVEN CHAFF I CUTLER, No 6. C, with Duplex B Bagger, Tarpaulin, set patent clip bagrings. Hooks- for wheels, and sundry extras complete. The whole in first class working order, main belts new. . Apply to F.H. WOOD.

Central Boot and Shoe Warehouse, Great Clearing Cash Sale. JOSEPH -CARPENTER reminds V purchasers that he it still selling the balance of his onoruious stock recently purchased trom Mrs Bamber at Less than COST PKICE. and will continuo to do [so until evory linens cleared, .Now 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 and all will bo sold at CLEARING PRICES for CASH. , Owing to the impotun given to the Boot Trado in New Zealand by the NEW TARIFF, Colonial made bootß of all descriptions Jaro being turned out, JOSEPH CARPENTER asks nobody to PATRONISE COLONIAL INDUSTRY, and keep tho money in tho country—

He simply invites them to inspect the Now Zealand Manufactures, and com'pate the STANDARD,-WELLINGTON PREMIER and ZELANDIA Brands with the Best Finished Imported Boots, His stock comprises Ladios and Children's boots of the neweit and' most fashtouable designs, finished equal to thu London and Parisian makers by New Zealand workmen, Heads of. families are asked to compare quality and prioos with the Imported artiolo, and make choir purchase, Boots and Shoos of overy kind made Ic orderand ropaited on tho premises, The Ladies Department will in future be uiider the solo charge of Mks Uambntbr. 1 Call and Inspect tub. Bargains, Joseph Gai-penter's CENTRAL BOOT & SHOE WAREQUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. -nOE SALE OR TO LET.-Th»t commodious house nud grounds, situated in Uhanel-skeet, Masterton, lately qccupiod by Mr W. T. Grundy. For- further particulars apply to Mr'W. Psrry, Queen-street,

' BAIKY. FARM, j£\. Mangajcuta, comprising six acres splendid laud, including I acre orchard, permanent Bpring, ho,uae, stables, cowsheds, &c, : , auct 2i tons Hay. Price £450. Apply Dam Office. alOl. [ OST-rftxjm Mttnriceville,on Thurajjj day night a lay lib "visible biaud, stands about 1C hands, splint on uobjj foreleg, finder wjll be rewarded on returning same fojOlub.Stables. ;'•■} '.PPLIOATIONS;; ore.', invited for __t' Cutting; Threshing,arid Wearing 100 acres of Cocksfoot Grass Seed, Particulars to .bo.scou.Club Hotel, Greytowri, : "'':'-'•■':■;.•■ ■■.'■ ■"'.■ . ' ''Applications, to be sent in ON or BEFORE-JANUABY loth; 1889. 8094 ;::*;:-/JOHN FABIAN,