f. H, WOOD, FRIDAY, to SEPTEMBER, 1892. 'AT 2 O'CLOCK, . . IN THE CARTERTON AUCTION _ ROOMS. Freehold Cottage Property, for sale by public auction, under instructions from W. B. Chennells (Agent 1 of tlw Public Trustee.) FH. WOOD has received instruc- , tionsas above, to sell by Public Auction at his Carterton rooma, on Friday, the 2ndSoptcmbor, at 2 p.m., all the piece or parcel of land containing 1 rood 37 perches, more or leas, boing part of section No 144, Taratahi Plain Block, having a frontage of 109 links to the Main Road, by a narrowing depth of 600 links,the rear line or boundary being 88 links in breadth, be the same several measurements a little moro or less, together with all buildings erected thereon being a cottage and outbuildings at present in the occupation of Mr Waters. The above property is situate next Mr Underbill's residence and shop, Carterton. Terms at sale, or on application to F. H, WOOD, Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, Btii SEPTEMBER, At Uno O'Olock. TABATAHI STOCOALE. F. H. WOOD. ILL sell by publio auction at his Taratahi Yards * 100 Hoggets in tlio Wool 130 Hoggets, mixfid sexes 60 Dry Ewes 50 Ewes in lamb 3 Cows (pinging) 10 Head mixed cattle 12 Yearlings, steers and heifers 80 FirsMaas Ewes (Romney Lincoins) 4 to G tooth and F.F.M, in lamb. 8 Young Milking Cows
A BARGAIN.-FOR PRIVATE SALS. ONE atroD£t single soateil buggy, second hand, but In first-class order. Price, 116. Can be seen at F. I. WOOD'S Greytown Auction Rooms, D. CREWE EKETAHONA SALE YARDS, (Adjoining Railway Station). SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3RD, At I,'JO p.m. D. CREWE Will sell as above—--8 Good dairy cons 4 Springing heifers Lot of Weauers 1 Spring trap, nearly new 1 Four-wheeled hrake 2 2«>year old steers 5 Yearlings 10 Selected dairy heifors 15 Mixed Cattle Cattle, Sheep, Horses; Pigs, Vehicles etc. D. CREWE, AUOHONEER, PAHIATUA. P.S.—I am prepared to conduct sales in any part of the district. ■£ SALE! SALE!SALE! BE it known unto all Men, Ladies' ond even the wee Bairnies that this is RHANNAH&CO'S. ANNUAL SALE 01' BOOTS & SHOES. COMMENCING ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24th, FOlt 14 DAYS ONLY. TWELVETnonths ago we moved into our present premises in Queen street, Masterton, and we liavo dime doublo the business we anticipated, though we have not made much profit, but the public have reaped the benefit. From the numerous testimonials we have received from the general public the Palaco Q Boots are giving general satisfaction, The prices of the Palaco G Boots have enabled the Working Man to take his wife and children to Hannah's and procure them comfortable fitting Boots and Shoes at reasonable prices. A 8 wo hold only one sale each year wo make it a torror to all boot dabblers, Space will not permit us to givoafull price list, but subjoin a few of the principal lines, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT. Ladies' nice Walking Shoes from 4/11, 5/11, 6/6, Ladies' nice Evening Shoes from 3/11, 4/G, 5/G. Ladies' nice Balmorals from 7/11, 9/G, 10/ G. Ladies'nice Kid Elastic Boots from 6/11, 0/6, 7/6. Tho Palace (1 Calf Balmorals, Beautiful Boots. Tho Palace G Dairy Boots from 6/6, 7/11, 8/0. The Palace G Calf Oxford Shoes from , 7/11, 9/G, • Girls' Calf Balmorals from 4/G, 6/6, 6/6. Girls' CopporWe Boots from 2/11,3/11, 4/11. Ladiea and Children's Slippers from 2/6, 3/6, 4/6, Children's Boots and Shoes from !/•, 1/6,
GENTS'DEPARTMENT, Tho PakceG Shooting Boots from 9/11 10/6, 12/6; The Palaco G. Water titjhts from 9/11, 10/6, 13/6; The Palaco G Porpoise Shootme Boots from 22/G, 28/6; The Palaco G. Calf Cookhams from 17/6, 19/-; Tho Palace G Oxford and Derby Shoes from 8/6,10/6; Gents' Patent Court Shoes from 7/11,9/6; Gents' English made Balmorals from 10/6,12/<i, 16/G; Gents' Slippers at all prices; Tho Palaco G Youths' Kip Shooters from 7/11, 8/6; Tho Palaco G Youths Balmorals from 9/6, 10/6; Youths' Strong Laco Hoots from 5/11,0/11,7/6; Boys' Strong School Boots from 4/11, 6/6 ; Boys' Shooters from 6/6, 7/6; Mens' Beal Waterproof Draiongo Boots from 25/- Mens' Long Gum Boots from 21/-, 22/6,20/-. Glycerols,- Satin Polish, Meltonian Cream, Cork Soles, Button Hooks, Shoo Horns, lilakey l a Protectors, Bobbing foel, to,, cto. All kiuds of Boots and Shoes made to order aud Repairs on the shortest notice. This department is under tho special supervision of tho well-known Mb, H. PKTERSON. <£3 000 WORTH of STQOK to BBlectfromi 2,000 pairs of the celebrated Palace G Boots manufactured every rak on ou* own preitiiscs. NOTE THE ADDRKSSR. HANNAH AND GO,, QUEEN'STREET, MASTERTOK H. PETERSON, - Manager. All kiods of Leather and Grindory for sale> Walter OMMm, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, > MAURIOEVILLEi
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4206, 31 August 1892, Page 3
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