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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3110, 23 January 1889, Page 3

F.'H.'WOOD. Thursday, January si" m << 14,f ' , At 1 o'clock. STOGK SAlii iT THE' TARATAHI YARDS F, B WOOD .vV'K..v-;,-V: Will.aell by. Public Auction- as above—--200 ■ Ewes and'Wctlipta 150 Dry Eivea; forward t CO Good crossbred •40 Lambs in the wool ■ ; ' 50 Fat Wethers'. ' 60 Good-crossbred Ewes - : - 40 Lambsm thowool ■ .- 7 Stuevß, .3. year-old'- . ' 12 Calves and Yearlings -. , 4 Dairy Cows, firstdass • ■ 2 Draught Geldinps, guarauleud ' Further entries invited. : " "V: WEDNESDAY, 6th FEBRUARY, 1889 - At 11.80 a.m. Carterton Kam and Ewe Fair . Under tho auspices of tlio,: W.and E. O.'PASTORAL SOCIETY. ]7I TT TTTOOD invites entries - • JtlLi VY 'for above Fair,and will advertise THURSDAY, February 14m, 1889, RAM AND~EWE FAIR, ;. Under the auspices of the . Masterton Pastoral- $, A. 'Association, Til TT . TTTOOD invites entries 1.. il' VY f ur above Fair, and will advertise same as received. • PIANOS; /PIANOS, NEW AND 1 SECONDHAND, F ,OR riAfciH, OK ON TIME PAY--0 MENI'S. F. 11. WOOD Has several first-class instruments for. - sale, now on view at his Greytown Rooms • CALL AND INSPECT. . No excuse for anyone beins; without a Piano never. ' 2420 TOR PRIVATE SALE, . ; ANDREWS & BEAVEN CHAFF CUTLER, No G. C., with Duplex Bagger, Tarpaulin, set patent clip bagrings, hlopks for wheels, and sundry extras complete. The whole in first class wovkmg order, main bolts now, Apply to ' F, H. WOOD, Central Boot and Shoe "Warehouse, Great Clearing Cash Sale. JOSEPH CARPENTER_ reminds - purchasers that he is still selling the balance of his' onormous stock recently purchased from Mas Bambjsk at Less than COST PillOK apd will consume to do [so until evpry liue'js cleared, Now is tlte chance of getting : ■ CHEAP BOOTS AND GOOD BOOTS. Owing to the rush of customers, jo keep up the supply, new goods aro being unpacked (My and all will bo sold at CLEARING PRICES for CASH,

Owing to the impetus qivon to the Boot Trade in Now Zealand by the NEW TARIFF, Colonial made hoots of all descriptions jtro being turned out. JOSEPH CARPENTER asks nobody to PATRONISE COLONIAL INDUSTRY, and keep the money _in the country— Ho simply invites tlieiu to inspect tlio New Zealand Manufactures, and compare the STANDARD, WELLINGTON PREMIER and ZELANDIA Brands with theliestFiuiijhpd Imported Boots. His stook ooinprises Ladies and Children's' boots of the neweit mid most fashionable designs, finished equal to the best London and Parisian makers by Now Zealand workmen, Heads of ffflilies are asked to compare quality and prices with the Imported article, and make their purchase, - Hoots imd Shoes of every kind mado lc ordor"and repaired on the premises, ho Ladles Department will in future be uiider the sole charge of Mrs Uabotto:,. ■ OaijL and [msj'kot tub Bargains. Joseph Carpenter's CENTRAL HOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE, : QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON, NEW ZEALAND PRODUCE AND ' * GENKRAL ,AQM!Y. W. J. iGMDY, 5, Grey-street aiifl (W<%Houso Quay, miiIKOTON, N.z; JTNDERTAKES tlie Sale, Purchase, ; JJ-, or Forwarding by Land or Sea, pfNew:Zealand PRODUCE and Merchandise in general. Tftßutterltyctoriers and dealjrs iii 'Dtijry. produce, 'hp.- offcfg 'tV? special' advaiitage of. a WJfitj AfelJ oAPApps ■ 'aiirrriS § 'foi stcinigo of Butt W. |. is, •.CustomA«ent. : . ~ 1 ...

I7IOH SALE—Olietip,— A lino lot. cf also; piyiiipntlt; RooirM 1 WUitd"'ljOS-horn'Cockct^f'/W-r'':- : S\\' ■ ■:: v/nwcEKziE, ' • ' ' Workup Koid.