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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5158, 17 October 1895, Page 3

SATURDAY, 10th OCTOBER, 1895 At2p.m. Ig ]i GREYTOWN AUCTION BOOMS EH. WOOD is instructed by thi . Deputy Official Assignee, to sol B a by public auction as above, the 800 l '»' Debts in the Estate of Hart Udy, jr. a - (blacksmith), a list of which can.be inspected at his Grcytown Office. F. H. WOOD, Auctioneer, ith SATURDAY, 19th OCTOBEE, 1895. 8 At 2 o'clock. 88, GEEYI'OWN AUCTION BOOMS. UNRESERVED SALE. 11l H, WOOD has received instruc- , (ions from various consignors to sell by Public Auction at his Grcytown Booms on the above date:—New and j t _ Second-hand Furniture, Harness, c j_ General Merchandise of every descrip)m tion, Men's Tailor-made Clothing, Gen--0(| eral Drapery, etc.; also Photographic Camera. SATURDAY, 19th OCTOBEE 1895, At 2 p.m. GREYTOWN AUCTION BOOMS. > By order of the Deputy Official As<il sianeo, estate of J. T. Smith, Martinborongh. FH. WOOD has received instruc- . tions to sell by public auction at his GREYTOWN ROOMS on the above date the Equity of redemption as of 3 acres land, he the same a little e- more or less, situate at Maryborough, opposite the residence of Mb J. Ohk, subject to a mortgage of about £2B, bear- - ing interest at C per cent. Full particulars and terms at sale. FOE PRIVATE SALE. United Farmers' Alliance, [limited.] Willis-strekt, Wellington, WOOL SALES. 1895-96, THE Farmers' Alliance will, as usual hold Auction Sales of Wool in Wellington. The dates arranged for the s series aro : 6th DECEMBER, 1895 >'.'s 17th JANUARY, 1896 14th FEBRUARY, 1896 'ill . Thcro is ample assurance of a very large attendance of Colonial and Foreign ™ Buyers at the local wool sales, consequently there is likely to bo keen competition for all lots offered. aMinimum Charges! Fbomft Account Sales ! Cash Remittances ! y On lots offered anil not sold No charge for handling m will k mile, °B LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES FREE 'N OF COMMISSION, ud The Alliance offers exceptionally favourable terms for ). Shipping Wool to London. C.W.MULLINS, Secretary. DEAR MADAM,—Having secured the services of Misses Fbeotice and Vibeht, Dressmakers, I respectfully solicit ry your interest and patronage, Miss Prentice is well and favorably known, while Miss Vibert comes to mo with first-class references, having served her apprenticeship under such capable modistes as Misses Glceson, Mitchell and Finney, late of the a- W.1'.0.A. Being desirous of adding to tho prestigo of my Dressmaking Departments led me to engage their eervices, while in of anticipation of a large increase of trade, I have imported dircot from the Homo nt market), a choice and exclusive lot of Dress Goods, embracing croponnes in att and a j plain designs, piques, serges, drills, prints, » delaines, single robe lengths, and many other novelties. lam now in a position to supply the abovo at 15 per cent, to 20 per sd cent, below Colonial bought warehouse on goods. DressmakiDg oharges will be extremely moderate, and patrons can with confidence rely on Good Fit and Style. Patrons may have the choice of either Miss Prentico or Miss Vibert to execute their orders. Thanking you in anticipation and lr ' respectfully soliciting a call,—l have, etc, 0. PRAGNELL, Draper and Clothier, (Next the Clock), QUEBN-ST MaBTEETON. FOR GOOD VALUE BOOTS & SHOES MODERATE PRICES, (/. CARPENTER'S. or THRESH GOODS arriving every week JD from the belt Englishaud Colonial 0 t Makers. SPECIALITYJ All kinds of Boots and Shoes mad* U order, and Repairs done promptly it prices to suit the times. o Country Orders Faithfullt of Attended to. j J. CARPENTER a Centra! Boot Depot, " d QCJEEN-STEEET, MASTERTON. FOR SALE. iir _^ y (k a n acjres ai)out s ' x ""!«» bm r . UtfcW railway station; nearly all cleared and grassed; well-watered and fenced; no buildings; first-class grazof ing country; carrying capacity, 1,500 sheep. Pnce, £6 per acre. Exceptionlly ally easy terms can be given, as owner ill is prepared to allow four-fifths of pur"B chase money to remain on mortgago for • a term of years at 6 per cent, I' 190 acres closo to railway station and °| creamery; fenced and sub-divided, and )0 j nearly all under grass; 30 acres river „, flat; with 3-roomed house, orchard, yards, etc; carries 400 sheep besides of cattle and horses; part of the land is lal Tfiis property is offered at tho low price he of U 12s 6d per acre, £4OO may rew mam on mortgage at 7 per cent. ™ J. B. KEITH. '»• Masterton. ' ■■ s\Rhnrtt'<i W-WiUis-sLWellingto AIOIIWUO, fe Fielr! and Oper A Sisnowprettywellknown.DAWSOH l ". PEBFECTIONWHISKY ia highl ints, Purouaseby the bottle.