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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1754, 2 November 1885, Page 3

F. H. WOOD. SALE OF PRIVILEGES. WAIRARAPA JOCKEY CLUB SPRING MEETING. PRINCE OF WALES’ BIRTHDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1885. F. H. WOOD Will sell by Public Auction at hi* Rooms, Greytown, on MONDAY, 2nd November, at 3.30pra., the following privilege* Publicans’ Booths, 1 and 2, Refreshment Booths 1 & 2, Grand Stand Bar and Luncheon Room, Games, Horseyards, Cards and Gates. Gate Tariff—Pedestrians and Passengers, 2a each ; horsemen, 2s Cd ; extra horse 2*. Vehicles with one horse 3a ; with two horses, 4a ; with three or more horses, ss. Drivers of vehicles free ; children half price. Members of the Wairarapa Jockey Club, their carriages and horses, free, on production of ticket. Owners. Trainers, and Racehorses free, on production of ticket. RALPH R. ARMSTRONG. 179 Sec. W. J.C.

W. & B. C. J?. (J5 A. SHOW. AUCTION SALE OF EXHIBITS. SPECIAL NOTICE. F. H. WOOD Will hold a SPECIAL SALE OF STOCK. VEHICLES, IMPLEMENTS, PBODUCE, &c.. Exhibited at the W. & E. C. P.& A. Show ; on the Show Ground, Carterton, the day following the Show, viz , THURSDAY, the sth November, 1885. Experience having proved that a sale held on the day of the Show is not a success, owing to the many counter attractions, Exhibitors who may intend to favor the undersigned with instructions to dispose of their exhibits, are requested to forward full particulars, at earliest convenience, so as to ensure due publicity being given to same fay advertisement and otherwise. F. H. WOOD, 139 Auctioneer. THURSDAY, sth NOVEMBER, 1885. At 11 o’clock. Carterton Show Grounds. Auction Sale of Exhibits, &c. F. H. WOOD Has been favored with instructions from Mr John Ross, of Fatea, Taranaki, to sell by Public Auction as above, being the day after the Show. 1 Pure Bred Shorthorn Bull, Sir Hercules, 4 years old. 2 do do do Sir Garnet, 3 years old 3 do do do Mussulman, 2 years old. Other entries will be added to this lis as received, F. H. WOOD, 163 Auctioneer. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, At 1 p.m. F. H. WOOD’S FORTNIGHTLY

STOCK SALE AT THE TARATAHI SALEYAEDS. F. H. WOOD Will sell by public auction as above, 150 Ewes (shorn) and Lambs 4 Dairy Cows 10 Yearlings Further Entries Invited and will be added ta this list as received. 185 AUCTIONEER’S NOTICE. F. H. WOOD’S MASTERTON SALE YARDS. F. H. WOOD Desires to inform his friends and clients in Masterton and South Wairarapa, that it is his intention to hold his Masterton Stock Bales at 11 a.m., on the same day as the present Stock Sales are held, that is on EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY ; the present sales being held at 1 p.m. F. H. Wood’s Sales will not in any way clash or interfere with others, but will enable sellers and buyers to attend both sales on the one day. Should the number of entries be large, the time will be altered to 10 a.m. It is hoped that this arrangement will suit the convenience of both buyers and sellers. F. H. WOOD, Auctioneer.

rro STAND THIS SEASON, at bis X Owner’s Farm, Taratahi, the celebrated thoroughbred horse, THE PREMIER. For terms, &0., apply to 180 P. p. TANCEED.

TWO POUNDS REWARD. LOST, a large white Fox Terrier Dog, right ear partly tanned, supposed to have gone to the Wairarapa by afternoon train, from the Hutt on Friday last. His name is Lomeray. Apply Standard Office. HOOD & SHAW, LIVERY STABLEKEEPERS, Masteetok. BEG to notify that they are continuing their business of Livery Stablekeepers at the EMPIRE HOTEL, v. here every attention will be paid to horses F laced in their care. GOOD PADDOCKS. Horses and Buggies on hire. A 'BUS meets every train, and conveys passengers to ail parts of the town. JONES, FEATHERSTON^ ►EGS to announce to his ► customers and the public that he has commenced Colt-breaking for the season. All horses catefuliyand thoroughly broken in. ggg IMPOUNDED, at Featherston Found, bi J. Reel, a Chestnut Mare, with, whiti fore and white near bind foot. Brands R above C and another indistinct I*l*s* 0) the near shoulder, very indistinct. 1! not claimed and expenses paid will b Sold on Monday, November, 1885 at 1' o’clock noon, ' , c „ W. FIFE, Foundkeeper.