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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3617, 18 September 1890, Page 3

IN CARTERTON MAItT: t Saturday, sEPiE»iBER2oth 1800, / AtlO!01ock. j, SPEOIALLY'ATTRAUTJVESALE. (.' MTRALARGE^ONSIGNMENTS. SALVAGE STOCK FROM TWO FIRES. ,a . BOOTS AND SHOES OF A BANKi, , RUPT ESTATE. '. • i F/fIWOOD, WILL sell at Cartorton Auction Rooms as abovo with aMiifeli/ il no reserve,' * • y BOOTS AND SHOES, i* Moil's, Women's, and Children's-a •... very estonsive consignment, a v « .. .—i - I, Drapery and Clothing:, i. Three cases', and two bales of every kind, i -GROCERIES? GROCERIES! I- " GROCERIES! f" e Glassware and Crookerywaro. it FURNITURE ! FURNITURE I 3 Produce, genoral uiorchaiidiso, tin--0 ware and sundries of every discriptidri o at this - oxtensiyo sale, .also many p novelties not usually auctioned. d■ - ; , .., ; GMZINGJW LEASE. 1 0Q ACRES LAND, securely fonced, 1 00 and divided into four paddocks, [ 80 acres of ivliichis in grass, tho rest in bush, The property ia situato at Mild j Mild, on thoMaungatuoru, being section , No. 385, is well watered by overrunning g creeks. and tho river (no dangor of ;_ floods.) Can bo leased for 1, 2, or 3 years at option, Rent, to a freed reliable J tonanf, who will keep fences in repair, 3 Lls per annum, payable half-yearly in [ advance, 12 head of cattle now on the t property can be taken at a value, or ( removed to tho Taratahi yards for sale pby auction.. For further particulate apply to 1 FHWOOD, . '■■ Auctioneer, FOR SALE. IS good grazing for 500 U Sheep, good shelter and water, nee! secure, dituatio n Dalefield • Apply to F H WOOD IN consequohco of tho Trains not . running, mails will not be'des patched or reocivod between this Office Wollimjton and Woodviljo on TUES DAYS and FRIDAYS until further noticeB Order, JBAGGE, 3002 . ; • Postmaster Crown Lands Ofh'co, Wellington, September O'th, 1890. NOTICE is hereby given, in terms of section 117 of "Tho Land Act, 1885," that ALBERT BRIGHT, the selector of Section 2, Block X, Survey District of Tararua, has applied, to transfer tho samo to JOSEPH FARROW; ■ J. W. A. MAROHANT, 8018 • Commissioner of Crown Lands. A BARGAIN.THE undersigned has for sain choap one''Express' 1 Bußey and harness quite new, one light dogcart and harness nearly now, One single huggy and' harness, Onefjreyhorso (thoroughly <)uiet to ride or drive) and one grivy inare (Tycarsold) SUITABLE FOR A LADY To ride or drive in family buggy or dog cart. Tho abovo must bo sold, so apply early to E.H.WADDINGTON, Porry-strcot, Masterton. Railway Boarding House- ; {Narbj Ojpsi'fc Pml OJcc.) Hall Street, Masterton. TOE proprietor of this Favobitk Boarding House, in thanking his patrons (especially the working men) for past favors, having renovated and completely refurnished it throughout, boss to intimate that thoso giviii" him a call will find that for comfort, etc, it is second to nono in the Wairarapa, THEBESTIs.TABLEINTHE ' Board and Lodgiu? 18a per week if paid in advance, or £1 et the ondof the ALL MEALS, ONE SHILLING. BEDS, ONE SHILLING. Smoking and Beading Rooms. Private Sitting Boom for Ladies. "No.connection with any other Bonding Houso in Mastorton," FRED WRIGHT,, PROPRIETOR, MASTERTON Agricultural & Pastoral Association. THE annual 'stallion parade WILL bo held In Mossrs LOWES & lORNS'SaIe Yards, RenallStroet, Masterton, on Wednesday, Sept, .24,1890, COMMENCING AT 2 p.m. Entranco Fee ss. ALEX. WALKER, Secretary. Wairarapa and East Coast Pastoral and Agricultural Society. [AnnualStallion Parade WILL Sako place at the paddock adjoining Taratahisiiloyards oi, THURSDAY, 25th September. ■ Commencing at 2 p,m. Entrance Fee, 53. Stewards' In attendance—Messrs i Raynor,N Grape, HBraithwaite, °< .EDWARD DORSET. " ' • Senrfifiivw 1 1 \u uuu-aii oigut-niomcd nivulint. 3 1 with bath .t'onin and all othei onvonioncesi, centrally situated corner f Bannister and Dixmi-stroor, within minutes walk of Jfrat OihW Anii'v v OiwQmos,. - ~