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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3106, 17 January 1889, Page 3

f,"h, ,wood, PIANOS: PIANOS; NEWAND SECONDHAND, FOE' rjAiSHi OK ON TIME PAY.\J - MENTti, F. H. WOOD Has Bevoral first-class inatraraento for" sale, now on view at his Greytown Rooms CALL AND INSPECT. Ho excuse for anyorio beins; without ' a'Piano never. ' 2429 ' FOR SALE. ; f AAA' BUSHELS 'WHITETARTAR DUU , IAJf OATS!: M Bales 'of : Wool ; Packs,' each lOlbs and Slbß'/Fasfc Tops |AA SACKS EYE GRASS SEED. JLUu ■ Apply to ■ 3014 , ■ v F.H.WOOD. Jb'OE PRIVATE SALE. " 1 ANDREWS & BEAVEN CHAFF I CCTLER. No 6. 0;, with'. Duplex Dagger, Tarpaulin, set'patent clip .bagrings, blocks for wheels, and sundry extras complete. The whole : in first class working order, main-belts'new. Apply to F. H. WOOD,. ' i Central Hoot and Shoe Warehouse, Great Clearing Gash Sale. TOSEPH CARPENTER reminds y purchasers that he is still Belling the balance of his enormous stock recontly purchased from Mrs Bamber at' Less than COST PlilCJi, and will continue to do [so until every line'is cleared. Now is the chance of getting CHEAP ROOTS AND GOOD BOOTS. Owing to the rush of customers, to keep up the supply, now goods aro being unpacked daily and all will bo sold at CLEARING PRICES for CASH. Owing to the impetus given to the Boot Trade in New Zealand by the NEW TARIFF, Colonial made boots of all descriptions aro being turned out.

JOSEPH CARPENTER asks nobody to PATRONISE COLONIAL INDUSTRY, and keep the money in the country— • He simply invites them to inspect the New Zealand Manufactures, and compare the STANDARD, WELLINGTON PREMIER and ZELAMDIA Brands with the Beet Finished Imported Boots. His stock comprises Ladies and Children's boots of the neirest and most fashionable desisiiSj finished equal to the best London and Parisian makers by New Zealand workmen, Heads of families are asked to compare quality and prices with the Imported .article, andmako their purchase. Boots and Shoes of every kind made Ic order and repaired on the premises, The Ladies Department will in future bo under the solo charge of Mrs Uahpekteh. Cam and Inspect the Baroains. Joseph Carpenter's CENTRAL BOOT k SHOE WAREHOUSE, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON.

TO LET. THE GRAZING RIGHT of the _ HARRIETVILLE FARM, Maurice ville, for a period of quo or three years, containing 488| acres; 300 acres in grass,.the rest bush, Jess about 20 acres required by tlo owner. For further particulars apply to the owner . H.E. BROOK, 8088 Mauricevillo. FOR SALE. AN ACCOMODATION HOUSE ill the township of Tenui. Apply tn ' . T. mackay; 2969 Masterton, TjlOR SALE "OR TO LET.-That Jj commodious house and grounds, situated in Ohapel-street, Masterton, lately occupied by Mr AV; T. Grundy. For • further particulars apply to Mr w. Perrv, Queon-atreet, For Salei A COMPACT DAIRY FARM, Miingakuta, comprising six acres splendid laud, including 1 aero orchard, permanent spring, aix-voomed house, stables, cowsheds, &c. t and 2| tons Hay. Price £450.' Apply Daily Oliice, 8101 FOR SALE—Cheap.—A fine lot cfYouug Broivii Leghorn Fowls: also' Plymouth Rocl: and iVliite Leghorn Cockerels. W. MENZIE, . Worksop Road.: LOST— Fronv Mauricevillo,on Thursday night a buy horse, no visible brand; stands about 16 bands, spiint on near foreleg. Finder will be rewarded on returning same to Club Stables.

_ NOTICE, ACCOUNTS due to Williams andßAjtm up to December 31st, 1888, inust' : be paid to ilr 11, tf .'Fitirav Central Chambers, Mastertori,' on or borfojo MONDAY, January 21at1889, pfheiwisj they will bo placed in a (Signed). WILLIAMS 4 BARKER,