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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3358, 12 November 1889, Page 3

F H. V7ood. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14,1889. At 1 o'clock sliiup, IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE OF Sheep, dairy and other cattle, horses, farming implements, vehicles, tools, AND Household Furniture and Effects, F. H. WOOD Has been favored with instructions from Mr G. Hollard, who is leaving the district, to soil by public auction, at the farm TAUHERMIKAU, ou the above date, commencing at 1 pm sharp. 100 dry owes 300 ewes and lambs lOOlwggets, mixed sexes 21 first-class dairy cjws, principally in milk, newly calved 3 steers, 2 years, 4 do yearlings 1 bull, horses Reaper mid binder, horsohuo ST plough, harrows, cart Barrel churn and dairy utensils, tools, iron Also a quantity of household furniture and offects, 3252 FOR PRIV.m SALE! I FAMILY WAGGONNKTTE, to J_ carry eight, nearly new, built by Rouse and Hurrcll, with English undercarriage, pole and shafts, very strong and light runnine. Apply to F H WOOD,

REAPER and BINDER THE GREAT TRIUMPH OF THE MASSEY COMPANY Is the unprecedented succes of the TOMTI LIGHT BIMR EVERYWHERE. No machine ever ivun such a high reputation in such a short space of time. Of the unparalleled success of this admirable self binder her<s, ivo, need uiako no inention,it being so well-known, In Victoria it has entirely defeated every machine of any note 011 tlw faco of the globe. In the heavy crops of England, Scotland and Ireland, in the tangled crops of France, Germany, Austria and Russia, in the wot harvest in South America, amongst tho big hills of South Africa, 011 the hard ground ot Australia, amongst the green crops of our own country, where, tho heaviest crops in the world are grown, everywhere THE WORLDS TORONTO LIGHT BINDER lias made a record never before heard of, and we challenge tho world to show an equal record. FRIEDLANDER BROS, Ashburton, Sole agent for N.Z of tho Maasey steel binder. F. H. WOOD, Greytown. Local Agent for the Wairarapa.

The Sovereign remedy fur PEGI ¥ I C | GONOI®H(EA AND 1 GLEET. Price 4s Gd per bottlo, A CERTAIN OUKK FOR Nervous Debility Spermatorrhoea, Loss Of Manhood, And nil diseases caused by early indiscretion. Prepared only by T. A. GARRATT, CHEMIST, Taranaki-slrect, Wellington. PRICE: 4s Gd per bottle. Sent to all parts on rectipt of P.O for us, I'.S—ln writing for the latter remedy please state symptoms fully. SPECIFIC, NO 9128,

CRICKETING, CRICKETING. ALU'ANK lIAN- 1, SIKUI.E-CANE, Pliß, FKOM 10s 6d. "** 7s 6d D. ASHER Of the Cheap Fancy Bazaak, Maimersetreat, Wellington, liiis just opened 0 eases of Cricket Bate, Balls, Stumps, Log Guards, Gloves and Nets, by nil celebrated makers. Lawn Tennis, Crobillo, and Croquet Gaines in great variety Also 10 casus ok Japahesk and China Gooiis, consisting of tables, cabinets, ladies' work-boxes, writing desks, tea caddies, fancy boxes, fans, screens, kites, teapots, cups and saucers, and ornaments in largo variety. W FANCY GIPSY TABLE WORK BASKETS hSi EACH. ■ Folding Chairs, boxing gloves, bagatelle boards, all sizes, ladies' companions, fancy bags, albums, pboto frames, pictures, rocking and velocipede horses, toys in great variety, cutlery, hardware, olectro-platcd ware, brushes and combs, travelling trunks, carpot bags and portmanteaux, basket ware, papier niacin! goods, and gonoral variety fancy goods, -Also—--300 ENGLISH FOUR-WHEELED PERAMBULATOItS, With Indiarnbber Tiro Wheels and Roversiblc Hoods, Must he Hold. £3 10s°™" OB |2ss fssmm■ Inn llkjjtk Wheels, i!l 10s Gil. JNote the Address— MANNERS-STIiEET, WELLINGTON (Next to Opera Huuso.) AGKNT Foil BOSISTO'S CELEBRATED OIL OF EUCALYPTUS, PILLS AND : OINTMENTS, ut valuablo external remedy for Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Sprains, Neura!?ia, Cliolic, Whooping Cough &c. OIL: Price 2/ per Bottle, Bii4

J. ANDREWS, (Lftto E. W. Pethorick and Co.) WELLINGTON STEAM REVOLT ING SHUTTER, VENETIAN & ' WIRE BLIND FACTORY. DrrEii WilliS'STHHet^Wkiunoton. A LL descriptions of blinds made and XX repaired on the Shortest Notico. and at LOWEST PRICES. ' Material supplied to the trade and cematea giTen 334