TUESDAY, APRIL 7th, 18D1. •f At 1 o'clock. i ' \ IMPORTANT SALE OF REALLY" ,FIRST.CLASS DAIRY STOCK." F. H. WOOD. Has received instructions from Mr. R. G. Welch, vho is giving up the Dairying entirely,, to sell by publio auction at his Farm, Matarawa, on the above date, the whole of his carefully Belected Dairy Stock, comprising—. 19 first-class Daily Cows, 17 of which are in milk, and to calve again between June- and August 2 now dry, but to calve early . • Also—- & Heifers, (empty) 1 Wood: Bull. After which DAIRYING UTENSILS comprising— Factory Milk Cans, Milk Dishes 4c. The Auctioneer desires to draw the special attention of Dairy' Farmers and settlers requiring good cows to this important sale. Mr, Welch has been dairying now for 25 years, and spared no trouble or expense in getting together what may be called a perfect Dairy, everything not really up to the mark has been weeded out and fattened off. Mr. Welch's Farm is quite clcso to the Matarawa Railway Station. TUESDAY, 31st MARCHi imp •' : At 2 o'clock sharp. IMPORTANT SALE of FREEHOLD PROPFRTY, FURNITURE, MEROHANDISE.&c. AT CARTERTON. TWO SHOPS 4 DWELLING HOUSE. the best site in Carterton. F.H.WOOD,
Haabeen instructed by Mr. A Gtigg, who is leaving the district, to sell by public auction on the premises High St, Carterton, next the Marquis of Normanby Hotel, those splendid business premises, known as being in the occupation of Mr. A. Grigg arid "Mr. R. Fairbrother, (formerly as Gardener's Store). Property comprises, 2 shops and good d ivcllinsr house, stablinp etc. "' TERMB EXCEPTIONALLY EASY. After Which—Household furniture, and shop fittings, lamps, scales, and weights, etc, etc. Alsoa large quantity of General Merchandise, comprisiiis; ' Tea, sugar, soap, candles, etc, etc, all of the very best brands. Blankets, rugs! dress goods; clothing and general drapery of every description.' SATURDAY. APRIL, 4th 1891. Ax2o'oi,ock. ENTIRELY UNRESERVED SALE ATIHE: GREYTOWN AUCTION ROOMS. F. H. WOOD, AS received instructions to sell, by ._ Public Auction at his Grey town Rooms, on the above date, at 2 o'clock^ WITHOUT RESERVE, several Large Consignments of ; DxiAPERY & CLOTHING, comprising 100 pairs of White, Blue and Grey Blankets, Dress Goods, Ladies . Jackets and Waterproofs, 3heetings, iOalioos Towels Quilts, Mosgiel Rugs, Men's Shirts, 25 Suits-of. Men's Colonial Tweed, 25 pair* of do do do Troussrs, 25 do do Trouserß and Veßts, and General Drapery, ■of "every description, .2 tons of,, First Crown Soap, £ cwt boxes; 2 tons of Flour, guaranteed; 50 boxes Tea, guaranteed, l.ton White Sugar, 401b bags, 2 tons potatoes, Biscuits,. Oatmeal, - Candles, Kerosene and general Groceries and Produce of every description. Household Furniture and 'Effects. ;;':'.'
LADJJGSSIDE SADDLE, SET TRAP HARNESS, &c, &o. t ,&c., SATURDAY, 4th APRIL, 1891, At 2 o'clock. ; IMPORTANT SALE OF LEISES, Greytown Trust Lands, .. ■With COMPENSATION OLAUBE, F. H WOOD la favoured with inßtructions from the Trustees of the Greytown Trußt Lands, to sell by publio aection, at his rooms, on the above date. The LEASES, 21 years, of-some of the best business and privato residence si tea in Greytown, embodying Compensation clause for all buildings now erected or hereafter to be erected on the said lands. The Sections to.be sold include—\cre No GO. situate North corner of Main and' Woods Streets, as subdivided. „ No 62, situate south corner of same streets m sub-divided „ JSo. 80, corner of Main Street and Gaily Street, opposite Mr Witton'B as sub-divided. „ JSo 90, corner of Main Street and Humphries Street, now in the occupation of Mr Witton. „ No 91 and 98, situate southeast corner Main and College Streets, Also — J Town Belt Sections No's 40, 39, and 50, with cottage, situate corner of East and College Streets. .
Apian of the above Sections with schedule of upset prices, may be seen together with conditions of Lease, and all particulars, at the office of Mr A. L. Webster, or the undersignodF. fl. WOOD, Auctioneer. For Sale. THE SHST. BUSINESS SITE IN GREYXOWN, comprising— A QUARTER of an AORE of LAND situate next to the Palace Theatre, and having a double frontage, viz., to Main Street and West Stroet, For further particulars. Apply to F. H, WOOD. For Sale. v I Light Spring Trap, equal to new 1 Putnam ' do 1 Single Seated Buggy (new) 1 Set Trap Harness, brass~inountcd. Either of the above to be SOLD A BARGAIN. '■. ; "■ •' Apply to, ; ; F. H. WOOD. GEORGE MEE, 177, Lambxon quay WELLINGTON, (corner of Mason's Steps), CHEMIST xo "HE GOVERNOK, AS. now removed to his .new .Brick Buildings, as above. 1 desire to notify that I have no ei ii ' nection with the business now belli}! conducted in the old premises pppofiu the Government Buildings, lately be- ut pled by me. ,<.., ,',!•, . AllthePrescriptions,and,Recipes hi« still in my possession, and jwith increasic facilities for dispensing the eatno, 1 trnti •o receive a continuance of tiib hbeia patronage enjoyed hitherto.* . GEORGE MEE, P. 0. Box 172, Wellington. , [Telephone No 321.]
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3770, 26 March 1891, Page 3
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