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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4772, 13 July 1894, Page 3

■R.B.H.OKN^LUW.&(J>; AUCTIONEERS, AND LAND, AGENTS, MASTOTON. Loans Negotiated, and General Commission work Undertaken. Faiim Piioduce {bought and sold on Commission. | Valuations Made for ntortgago and private purposes, i PitorEimns foI bale in Town and Country. ClieitJ invited to send particulars. No Chtfge for Advertising, md Ho Commission Charged Vnlm a tide k Mffiekd. I Houses—A'largo number for sale. Only small deposits. Ixsuhaxce—Agent for the United Insurance Company (Fire). Auction Sales liold at private residences when' required. N.B.—Our new auction mart and offices will be opened early iu August; Business communications for the present maybe addressed to box 92, P.O. Mastci'ton, .1 AUCTIONEERS NOTICE. HE THI/ CAIfTEUTON BRANCH i)F MY BUSINESS. I HATE pleasure in notifying settlers in the Carterton district, that on and after the 2nd of July, 189-1, the Caktkiitox branch of my Auctioneering and Commission Agency busi'ics will bo under the management of my eldest son, F. W. Wood, who has been seven years in my Grey town office. The Cartel ton auction rooms and offices will bo open for business daily, and run on similar lines to my Grey town business. General salcs_ will be held at regular intervals. Consignments of furniture, produce, merchandise, etc,, will be received for pritnte sale, and general Commission business be umlci taken, accounts collected, and a register of properties "For Sale "or" To Let" will be kept. Agent for the South British Fire Insurance Co., the A.M.P. Society., Dresden Piano Co., Mnsscy Harris licaper and Binder Co., Scottish mid 'New Zealand Investment Co., etc. I shall still, as heretofore, attend personally at my Carterton office 011 Tuesdays and Fridays, and also conduct all auction sales and make all valuations myself. (Signed) F. 11, WOOD. Auctioneer. Greylown, June 18th, 1891. TUESDAI.mii JULY 1891, All O'clock. Important unreserved sale of first-class dairy cow's and other stock, horse, trap, cart, harness, dairy utensils, &C..&C. FH. WOOD has received inslruc- . lions from the Trustees iu the estate of the late James Beard, to sell by public auction, at the farm situated in Morrison's Bush on the above date. 25 dairy cows 8 heifers in calf 2 heifers, dry 15 calves 1 bull ' 1 bay trap marc 38 mixed sheep 1 dray 2 spring traps 1 set cart and 1 set trap harness 2 stacks of hay dairy utensils, chums, milk cans, milk pans, sundries. &c„ &c.

SATURDAY, JULY 14th, 1894, At 3 o'clock. Cattciion Auction Booms. Sale of Properly. FH. WOOD lins received- instruc- . tions to sell by public miction at liis Cartel lon Kooins, on the above date, at;) o'clock. Section of land opposite the White Hart Hotel, having a frontage of 108 links to Belvedere Bond, and a depth of 139 links, upon which is erected a four-roomed cottage. Conditions a! sale. F. W. WOOD, Manager, Carterton. SATURDAY, 14th JULY, 1894, At 1.30 p.m. Carterton Auction Rooms. Unreserved sale of General Merchandise, Produce, new and second-hand Furniture, etc. Tjl 1H; WOOD will sell by public X;. t auction at his Carterton Auction Booms on Saturday, the 14th instant, at halfjiast one o'clock, some extra large consignments of household requisites and furnishings, clothing, men's boy's and youth's shirts, sox, hats, etc. Drapery goods of every description, including a direct consignment of 50 dress robes, a large consignment of all wool tweeds, ladies' and gent's mackintoshes, coats and cloaks, buggy rugs, flannclls, calicoes, blankets, quills and bed rugs. Crockery and Glassware, vases and fancy, goods, in fact something of everything. ! ! ! llcmcmber the Date ! ! ! Entries of Goods for sale without lieserve can be received up to time of sale, F.H. WOOD. Auctioneer. TUESDAY, 2ith JULY, 1891, At one o'clock. STOCKSALE. hi H. WOOD will sell at his .0 Taratuhi yards on the above 130 2 tooth wethers 80 ewes in lamb JO good forward wethers 4 dairy cows 1 grade shoithorn bull, 9 months by Somcrtou Duke. Further entries arc invited and will be advertised as received free of charge to vendors. They should bo sent in as early as possible, to either F. W. Wood Carterton, AY. J. Linclop Carterton, or the undersigned. F.H, WOOD, Auctioneer.

HO R PKIVATE SALE Handsome Walnut Piano, m good order extended frame, by Alison and Alison price £25. A bargain. R H. WOOD, Auctioneer. Hawkins and Oudaille's . EKETAHUNA STOCKSALE. FHIDAY, 20th JULY, 1891. ENTRIES INVITED. W. H. Hawkins, Auctioneer. WAIKAEAPA PHOTOCtEAPHIC STUDIOS, OPAL, Bromide, Paper and Silver _ Print Enlargements, fi'om C.D.V. to Life Size, finished with Enamel, Ordinary or Mat-Opal Surface. POETEAITS: Tlivce-quarter and Full Length Cabinets, beautifully finished. Equal to the best in the Colony, for; h GdHalfDozen) Q/ v „ GdOi)cDo Z e,ijO/~ FmiCoFY ' Family Guour Vioxettes with Enamel or Mat-Opal Surface; also finished in Oil or Water Colours. Views taken in town or country. On Sale! The best assortment of Maori Photos in New Zealand. THOS.E. PRICE. i MASTERTOiV