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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4809, 27 August 1894, Page 4

jIAUOTIONpg^NOTIOE,!^ W MY FEAtSsTON BItANOH '■'■■.■..: MMW: y: ■■;■ v.: : - ■>:;-* Ii:EC,J.EENT.JOpSTONEis Jl appointed my resident agent at 'catlierston, and,will for y Tauhercnikau or other sales. It is .y intention to hold periodical Gar'-' lales for the future at Jeatherston; rhich Mr Johnstone will- also. rece ntries. He is also authorised to coll ccounts for me, and generally to act lyagont. • ; ; ■;. P. H. WOOD, -Auctioneer TO LET, OB FOR SALE. \ UCTION ROOMS mdOFFIC] _j .with stabling, Situate Qoeen-st., Masibbtps. Now in the- occupation of The li Zealand Loan ■ and Mercantile Age Company, Limited. Premises are ( tally situated, and built expressly an auctioneer's business,—Apply to MABTINBOBOUGH,';.'•_; ""*''"W property at Martinborong • FOR SALE-A BABGAIN, iVJ corner section, well situated, oo I ng7 acres 1 rood 9 perches, Land eov fenced, Improvements include i—4 ro ALSO- ■■'.■■■ A freehold seotion fronting the Main with S roomed house, and outbuil The above properties can be sold to or separately. Foi further patti FOR PRIVATE SALE. THE MOST DESIRABLE DAIRY OR STUD FARM AHDB APPOINTED Homestead Property IN the Wairarapa, Bituate at Clare Over £1,600 spent in. permai improvements. A decided bargain, ! perty in question comprises 150 acre tiratclass land, securely fenced, t watered and divided into sixteen docks, 100 acres have been ploug balance virgin soil; the whole no? good grass, Large plantations of o mental trees and some good native 1 for shelter, orchards, gardens, etc, Improvements inolude—House o. rooms, fitted with all the latest proveuients, dairy, men's cott extensive stabling and other . stantial outbuildings. The property . is eituato within l\ miles of the railway station, and is close to the Dairy Faotory. It would be impossible to procure another property r the Wairarapa with so many advant nges, natural and otherwise, as ii Pnco—£3,ooo, Very easy terms car be arranged if desired, For iurthei partioulare apply to F. H. WOOD.

FOR PRIVATE SALE SMALL FARM PROPERTY Comprising—loo acres of Freehold Land, situated at Clareville, securely fenced, and subdivided into a number of convenient paddocks, all well watered and aid down in English grass Improvements includa—l3 roomed house (recently built), barn, sheds, stables, etc., garden and orchard, plantation of ornamental trees. Price—£l6oo, one thousand of whioh can, if so desired remain on mortgage for a term of years at 0| per cent. Farm is situated about a mile from the Glarevilio Railway Station and Public School, and a quarter of a mile from the Taratahi Dairy Faotory, • AUCTIONEERS NOTICE, RE THE CAETEHTON BRANCH OF MY BUSINESS. I HAVE pleasure in notifying settlers in tho Carterton district, that of and after the 2ud of July, 1804, the Carteeioh branch of my Auctioneering and Commission Agency business will be under the management of my eldest son, F. W, Wood, who has been scvenyears in my Greytown. office. The Carterton auction rooms and offices will he open for business daily, and run on similar lines to my Greytown business. General sales will be held at regular intervals. Consignments of. furniture, produce, merchandise, etc,, will be received for private sale, and general Commission business be undertaken, accounts collected, and a register of properties "For Solo" or" To let" will bokopt. Agent for tho South British Fire Insurance Co., the A.M.P. Society,, Dresden Piano Co,, Masscy Harris Reaper and Binder Co., Scottish and New Wand Investment Co., etc, I shall still, as heretofore, attend personally at my Carterton olllco on Tuesdays and Fridays, and also conduct all auction sales and rnako all valuations myself. (Signed) F.H, WOOD. Auctioneer. Greytown, Juno 18th, 1894.

T. PROCTOR, THE WAIRARAPA DRAPER, HAS made it a bit lively uiEkctakuna during the short time ho has been there, and is so satisflcd with tho way ' tho public have rallied round him, thatheis now giving them a further treat in tho way of BARGAINS IN DRAPERY AND BOOTS. A big sale is now being hold at Carterton, Fcathcrstoa, and Eketakuna, and an exciting . time may bo expected to ensue, A few of tho lines quoted below, will give a faint idea of what to expect:—Dress Goods, Han* ncicttcs, etc., at about a third off; Millinery, trimmed and uatrimmed, at half price; Men's and Boy's _ Clothing at greatly rcdncedpriccsj a lino of Ladies' . Oxford Shoos, ds 9d; Men's Nailed Shooters, 7s 6d; and Watcrtights, 10s 6d; and other lines in proportion; Blankets, Flannels, and all general Dm- j Eery at reduced prices; Ladies' | Isters to bo nearly given away. Don't leavo it till all the best lines aro picked out, and then say:" Oh, I wish I had known 1 I would km hid k,a slock .'" CALL EARLY. T, PROCTOR, AFTER being nearly twenty years in the emply of Mr W. Pebsy, I iiavo taken over ms KURIPUNI BUTCHERY, And hopo by civility and attention to business to obtain a fair share of the patronago of the peoplo living in Mas. ton and Kuripuni, Evory description of meat of the best quality will be kept, and sold at casonablo prices, W.MORRIS, Family Butcher, Kfbipdsi..,,,, .'..Mastebtok, GEO.HERON, General Produce Dealer, Ham Sibeet, • . rMASTBRTONi ; ; :