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[- SATUEDAY 2nd NOVEMBER, 1895. At 11 a.m. PASTORAL SOCIETY'S SHOW GROUND'S CARTERTON. ME F, H. WOOD will hold a sale of Exhibits on the Show Ground d at eleven o'clock on SATUKDAY, the s day after the Show. Entries to date d include vehicles of all kinds, farming c implements and machinery, poultry,pigs, !, and produce, 1 pair buggy horses (black s geldings), quiet, well-bred and well- .- matched, 1 p.b. Berkshire sow, 3 years j old, in pig, 1 p.b. Berkshire boar, 18- !, mouths, 1 p.b. Berkshire slip, 1 p.b. i, Jersey bull, 8-montlis, p.b. poultry j the [• thoroughbred mare " Blossom," 6 years, :■ by "Blue Eibbon," imp., dam by "Princo Victor," imp.; the mare "Deamond," 7 years, by "Eenfrew Jock," _ imp., dam Nellie, by "Prince Royal," imp. from Victoria; 3 well-bred fillies, ana 1 colt, 3-year-old colt by Lord Mandeyille dam by Betbarian, Riddlesworth maJc, 2 spring traps, N.B.—Exhibitors wishing to dispose of exhibits are requested to send full particulars as early as possible to the undersigned. Entries can be made on Show day. Tickets can, if desired, be r attached to exhibits, notifying that they are for sale liy auction on the 2nd. P. 11. WOOD, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 2nd NOVEMBER 1895. At 2 p.m. CARTERTON AUCTION ROOMS. , Unrescired sale of everything—- , draperyand clothing, furniture, groceries, produce, etc. r —— '1? WOOD has received instrucJj, tions to sell by public auction at Ms CARTERTON ROOMS on SAT- ■ URDAY, November 2nd at 2p.m., large 5 consignments of drapery and clothing, | men's, youths' and boys' suits, calicoes, t sheeting, dress stuff, towels, blankets, j rugs, etc. Furniture of all descriptions, including chests of drawers, couches, j chairs, mirrors, etc,, groceries, boots and . shoes, crockery, bacon, 1 winnowing machine, 1 chaff cutter, etc.' A special consignment of 100 pairs of English Sample Boots, no two alike (principally ladies' and children's). Also—A complete set of saddler's travellers samples, including:—lo saddles, no two alike, 12 bridles, no two alike, 30 _ driving whips, riding whips, ■ and hunting crops, 80 stable brushes, f every description saddle cloths, spurs, Saturday, November 2nd, at 2 p.m. Entries can bo made up to time of sale | with F. H, WOOD, Manager, , IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, i ! Mmey-Hams Wide Open ' . Binder, With latest improvements for season IMS. 1 Now on View at- the premises of the undersigned, Ureijtown, 1 mHE MASSEY-HABRIS BINDEII has 1 recently won seven Field Trials in France. Also Brillant Victories in South i Australia, at Willawi, 2'Jth Sept,, 1893, I'irst l'rizo, defeating Hornsby open back, McCormiok and Deoring, Balaklava, 29th September, 3893, i'irst Prize, defeating Hornsby and Buckeye, And numerous other lield trials, F. H. WOOD, Agent. s WEDNESDAY, Cm NOVEMBER, At 1 o'clock. ' STOOKSALE, r MASTEIiTON YARDS. HIMMS & MOWLEM will submit lO for sale at their Masterton yards, . on Wednesday, (Jib Nov., at 1 o'clock, . the following:— i Sum'— 1 50 fat ewes Cattle—--20 2 and 3 year old steers Pigs—--10 wesuers Further entries invited- whieli will beMy advertised as received. mil SALE. CABINET-MAKING AND \J UNDEPTAKER'S BUSINESS j (20 years connection). Furniture, fittings, and plant at valuation, Apply I SIMMS & MOWLEM. FOE PRIVATE SALE, Valuable Town Building: Sites. SIMMS & MOWLEM have been instructed by Mr D. Pickemng to sell by private treaty bis valuable acre of land next Messrs Pinhey Bros' stables. The land is cut up into convenient lots to suit purchasers. Four of the sections have frontage to Queen-street, two to King-strcet, and four to Chapel-street. woeisoFeoad CHEAP EESIDENCE, Easy Terms, O ROOMED HOUSE, largo Dairy, O Wash-house, Stablo and 2 acres Lund, opposite tiio residence of A. E. Bunny, Esq., in Worksop lioad. On easy terms, SIMMS & MOWLEM. "VTILLA-STIIEET—Rouse, 7 rooms; V 2 stall stable, with loft; 2 store rooms; buggy shed; 2 looscboxes; conservatory; 2-3rds acre land. Cheap, BENTLEY-STKEET—-rooms; scullery; 2 fire-places; about 1-Glh acre land, Peice, £l5O. HESSEY-STEEET House, containing 6 rooms, well finished and new; 2 open fire-places; 1 range; stable; 2 good sheds; garden, etc; l-Bth acre laud. ABahoain, QUEEN-STREET-tf-TOwneiffoHsc; pantry; brick yard; and outbuildings ; standing on section 69 x 97: one of the best business sites in Masterton and very cheap. Apply- SIMMS & MOWLEM, FOR PRIVATE SALE, /I AHA BOUNDS Ball Cartridge, XjvUu Eley & Whitney's manufacture, SIMMS & MOWLEM. SIMM S & MOWLEM. STOCK SALESMEN & GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENTS, QuEEN-STBEEr Masiebton. STOCK SALES held regularly every fortnight in the yards, Masterton, and General Sales intbo auction mart every Saturday. The People's Auction Mart. SATURDAY NEXT, 2nd NOV,, At 2 o'clock. Saktf Superior Household Fumitureani Effects, unier Bill-of-Me. RE. HORNBLOW AND CO. have , received instructions to sell, undorßiM-Sale, Withoutßesebye Mahogany tables, mahogany chairs, walnut chairs, rocking chairs, whatnot, gipsy tables, oil paintings, vases, carpets, hearthrugs, curtains, bedsteads (iron and wood), feather pillows, bolsters, counterpanes, beautiful dressing chest with mirror, washstands anu tables, bedroom sets, dining tables, kitchen tables, chest drawers, looking glasses, chairs, etc.; also 1 now piano by tho celebrated maker Karl Ecke. This salo beingaiww/rferaEESEUVED one, the Auctioneers strongly recommend those in search of bargains to attend this sale. QhnyU'n Willis-st.,Wellington, OllUrUt), f or Oilskins, Shirts, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, etc.

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5171, 1 November 1895, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5171, 1 November 1895, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5171, 1 November 1895, Page 3

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