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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4811, 29 August 1894, Page 4

AUCTIONEERS NOTICE. BE MY FEATHEKSTON BKANOH V AGEXCY. MRC. J. EENT-JOHNSTONE is appointed my resident agent at Peatliorston, and will rcceivo entries for my Taulicrcnikau or other sales. It is my intention to liold periodical General Sales for tlio future at Ffeatliorston, for wlucli Mr Johnstone will also reccivo entries. Ho is also authorised to collect accounts for mo, and generally to act. as my agent. F. H. WOOD, Auctioneer. TO LET, OR FOR SALE, A UCTION ROOMS and OFFICES, Ja with stabling, Situate Qoeen-st., Masxerion, Now in the occupation of The New Zealand Loan _ and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited. Premises aro centrally situated, and built expressly for an auctioneer's business.—Apply to MARTINBOROUGH. ' Freehold property at Martinborough, FOR SALE—A BARGAIN, ON exceptionally easy terms, being a corner section, well situated, comprisng 7 lores 1 rood 9 porches. Land securely fenced. Improvements inoluile ;—i roomed noose, large stabling, and sheds, slaughter house, and yards. ALSO— A freehold seotion fronting the Main Road, with 5 roomed house, and outbuildings. The above properties can be sold together or separately. Foi further particulars apply to F, H, WOOD, FOlt PRIVATE SALE. Tnn HOST DBBIRABLB DAIRY OR STDD FARM AND BEST APPOINTED Homestead Property IN the Wairarapa, situate at Clarevillo Over £1,500 spent in permanent improvements, A decided bargain. Property in question comprises 160 acres of liratolasa land, securely fonced, wellwatered and divided into sixteen pad, docks, 100 aoros have boon ploughed balance virgin soil; the whole now in good grass. Large plantations of orna mental trees end some good native bush for shelter, orchards, gardens, etc. Improvements include-House of 14 rooms, fitted with all the latest im; pfovements, dairy, men'a cottage, extensive stabling and other substantial outbuildings. The property is situate within ljt miles of the railway station, and is close to the Dairy Factory. It would be impossible to procure another properly n the Wairarapa with so many advantages, natural and otherwise, as is posseted by the above. Pneo—£3,ooo. Yery easy terms can be arranged if desired, For further particulars apply to F. H. WOOD. FOJU PJRIVATE SALE SMALL FARM PROPERTY Comprising—loo acres of Freehold Land, situated at Claroville, securely fenced, and subdivided into a number of convenient paddocks, all well watered and aid down in English grass. Improvements inoluda—l3 roomed house (recently built), barn, sheds, stables, etc., garden and orohard, plantation of ornamental trees, Price—£lsoo, one thousand of which can, if so desired romain on mortgago for a term of years at C| per cent, Farm is situated about a mile from the Claroville Railway Station and Publio School, and a quarter o( a mile from the Taratahi Dairy Faotory, " AiiCTiONEEIMOTfOE. ~ ME THE CARTERTON BRANCH OF MY BUSINESS. I HAVE pleasure in notifying settlers in the Carterton district, that of and after the 2nd of July, 1894, tho Camebton branch of my Auctioneering and Commission Agency business will be under the management of my eldest son, F. W. Wood, who has been sevenyears

in my Greytown office. The Carterton auction rooms and offices will bo op for business daily, and run on simUai lines to my Greytown business. Genera] siilcs will bo held at regular intervals, Consignments of furniture, produce, merchandise, etc,, will be received foi private sale, and general Commission business be undertaken, accounts collected, and a register of properties "For Sale'" or" To Let" mil bo Kept. Agent for the South British Fire Insurance Co., the A.M.P. Society., Dresden Piano Co., Massoy Harris lieaper and Binder Co., Scottish and Mow Zealand Investment Co., etc. I shall still, as heretofore, attend personally at my Carterton offieo on .Tuesdays and Fridays, and also conduct 'all auction sales and mako all valuations myself. (Signed) F. H. WOOD. Auctioneer. Grcytown, Juno 18th, 1894. T. PEOCTOE. THE WAIRARAPADRAPER, HAS made it a bit lively in Eketnhuna during the short time he has been there, and is so satisfied with the way the public have rallied round him, that ho is now giving them a further treat in the way of BARGAINS IN DRAPERY AND BOOTS. __. d is now being held at Carterton, Fcatlierston, and Ekctahuna, and an exciting time may be expected to ensue. A few of the lines quoted below, will give a faint idea of what to expect: —Dress Goods, Flannelettes, etc., at about a third off; Millinery, trimmed and uutrimmed,athalfprico; Men's and Boy's _ Clothing at greatly reducedpriees; aline ofLadies' Oxford Shoes, 4s 9d; Men's Nailed Shooters, 7s' Gd; and Watcrtiglits, 10s 6d; and other lines in proportion; Blankets, Flannels, and all general Drapery at reduced prices; ladies' Ulsters to bo nearly given away. Don't leavo it till all the best lines aro picked out, and then say:" Oh, Imh I had known! I would ham hid in a stock!" CALL EARLY, T. PEOCTOE. NOTICE. AFTER being nearly twenty years in the empty of Mr W. Pebhy, I ■lave taken over liis KURIPUNI BUTCHERY, And hope by civility and attention to business to- obtain a fair share of the patronage of the people living in Mas. ton and Euripuni. Every description of meat of the best quality Mill bo kept, and sold at easonable prices. W. MOEEIS. Family Butcher, Kdbifuni,,.;, Mastebion, GEO. HEBOJf, General Produce Dealer, Ham Sibeet, MASTBBTON,