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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3638, 14 October 1890, Page 3

.r.% Wood. SATURDAY, 18th OCTOBER, 1891), At 3,O'clock,:. .. CARTERTON AUCTION! ROOMS; Sale of Privileges; PS WOOD, Has beon instructed by the Wairhrapa and East Coast Pastoral aud Agricultural Society to tell by public auction at his Carterton Rooms, on Saturday, October 18th,1890, at 8 p.m., the,underinentionedpriyilegos at the Carterton Show, whioh is to bo held on Thursday, October 30th, 1890. ; Refreshment Booth; Publican's Booth i fouit Stall INOARTERTOJN ROOMS.,, Large Auction Sale.; ; SATURDAY, 18th October, 1890. IMMENSE CONSIGNMENTS OF - ,! EVERYKIND. ; GOODS WHICH HATE TO BE SOLD. '"ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVE. ■i.H.l:ooD, ILL bcU by Auction as above at I YV onoo'chck, extensive nndattracgeneroijgoodßi morcliandiso, and produce, including DRAPERYI OLOTHINGII .}:' :' DRAPERY 111 Übookbrywakb & Glassware, GROCERIES I ■ GROCERIES II - • . GROCERIES 111 • BOOTS & SHOES. - TINWARE I -'"•.'."... :IRONMONGERYII , SUNDRIESIII Also Produce and General Goods of Every Kind. TUESDAY, 21si OCTOBER, 1800, At 10' Clock. IMPORTANT SALE OP. Livery Stable and Carrying .Plant,,. By Order of tlio'Publio Trustee In the estate of the hto James Farroll, debased, ' F.H.WQOD, HAS been favored with instructions t from W. Sellar, Esq, agent of the Public Trustee, to sell by Public Auction at the Marquis of Normanby Stables and Yardß, CARTERTON, on the abo'vo dato, at 1 o'clock, the whole of the wellknown and extensiye Livery Stable and Carrying Plant, in tho estate of the late James Farrell, comprising" Yohicles of' every description, Brakes, Carts, spring drays, .Traps, Single and double busies, &o. A large quan- ■ tity of Harness and.Saddlery, ! Single and Double Harness, Cart and trap harness, Ladies and gents saddles and bridles. HORSES—Mr Fartell's horses are well known as comprising some of the best Hacks and Draughts in tho district, and include—Light Hacks, Buggy Horses, Brake Horses, Draught Horses, and Buggy Ponios, all carefully broken, and in splendid condition. Tho plant will bo sold separately, and not as a whole. Further particulars and lists may bo obtained from W fiellar Esq, M'asterton or tho undersigned. FHWOOD, Auotioneor. THURSDAY, 23rd OOTOBER, Atlo'clooki TAEATAHI. STOCK SALE, FHWOOD if TILL sell by Public Auction, at his W ' Taratalu Yards, on tho above late 30 Lincoln Ewes (nearly purebred) with lambs at foot 30 Cross bred Eives in loinb 100 Mixed Ewes and Wethers 80 Ewes and lambs ■'' !:, 7 First'olass dairy Cows, some springing 14 Steers and heifers, 18 months to 2 years 8 Calvos • '■■ 100 Hoggets, mixed 30 Yearling steers and heifers 5 Good Dairy Cows some in milk and some springing; 2 Yearling Heifers. Further entries invited

AT CARTERTON. ON THE SHOW GROUND, Under the auspices of the Wairarapa and East Coast Pastoral and Agricultural Society. SALE OF EXHIBITS. F ,H. WOOD WILL hold an auction sale of all classes of exhibits at 11 a.m. on FRIDAY Slst.Ootober, 1890, the day after the Annual Pastoral and Agricultural Show at Carterton, The sale will bo on the Show Ground, and will include exhibits of evory kind. Live Stock, Implements, Vehicles, Produce, &c, &c, &c, Entries should bo sent in early to the auctioneer, or to his Carterton agent, Mr Charles Haines Simplest of construction, Lighteafc in ■ Draft. The Monarch of the Harvest Field, Surest to Bind, Easiest to manage. HAS, since its introduction into tho colonies, won thirteen moro prizes than any other machine at public field trials where it has competed, and at tho great international hold trial at Paris exposition after a trial of four days it obtained first prize, viz,, a Grand Object of Art. The only one awarded to a British Exhibitor, out of a total of fivoforithe entire exhibition. I8"A Massey Machino, in complete working order will be exhibited at the coming Carterton Show.... F, H. WOOD, , . Grnvtnw FRANCIS' ' Restaurant and Boarding House,, fi T7IRANCIS, begs to inform ' JD the public of Masterton andsurreundiug district and travellers that ho has opened a Restaurant and Boarding Houso opposite tho Empin Hotel, Queen Street, Mastetton when the,comfort and convenience.of hit patrons will be attended to, Breakfast, from f till t) Dinner, do 18-ilft, 8 Ten ■•••,;■ do sdo 7 , Meals at all hours, for travellers, al meals Is, beds Is, A cup of tea, colTc< or cocoa with' bißcuit or sandwich Od A private sitting room for ladies an< boarders. Has room for a few Bcardei at 16s psr week,