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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1893, 25 October 1886, Page 3

F. H. WOOD. TUEFDaY. Ot TOilEo 26, 1866. At 11 am. FEaTHERSTON BALE YARDS. F. H. WOOD Will bold hiaopening Sale of STORE AND FAT STOCK At the Feathereton Sale Tarda on the above date, and in order to anit the convenience of Wellington buyers, the aales will be held at 11 a.m. This arrangement will enable those using the Railway South of Featheraton (o come np by the morning and return by the afternoon train, if ae desirous. iOO Merino Wethers, Fat Ewes, 0 Fat Steers 0 Fat Heifers. 0 3 year old Steers. 10 18 months old do. Fat Calf, J Good Dairy Cow, 1" y OB3ES ef all classes, ■pORK Pigs. Farther Entries for above sale are invited, which will be advertised as received, and can be made up to time of sale. 281 F. H. WOOD, Auctioneer.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28. WAIRARAPA PASTORAL AMD AGRICULTURAL SHOW. SALE OP PRIVILEGES. F. H. WOOD Will sell by Auction at hie Rooms, Carterton, the undermentioned privileges in connection with the GRAND ANNUAL SHOW of 3rd November next—1. Publican’s Booth, No. I 2. Do do No. 2 3. Refreshment Booth I. Fruit and Fancy Good Stall 'I he sale will take place as above ou THU-ifcDAY, the 28th October, at 2 p.m. TERMS-Cash H. H. WOLTERS, Secretary Pastoral Society. Carterton, sth Ooober, 1886, 257

THURSDAY, 28th OCTOBER, 1886. CAdTERION AUCTION ROOMS. GENERAL GENUINE UNREBEVED SALE. At 2 o’clock. P. H. WOOD W il< sell by public auction at his Carterton Auction Rooms, on Thursday, the 28th of OcU’bt :, at 2 p m., a consignment ol New and second hand Furniture of every description, Drapery, Clothing, Groceries and Fancy Goods, Smoked Hamsaud Bacon Also A Consignment direct from the Importers being a special indent, lor a customer, who has in the meantime re linqnished business, of Ladies’ and Gents’ Saddles and Bridles, Racing Saddlery and Gesr ol every deserip tion, several sets of Ist class Baggy Harness, Ac., all of which most and will be sold at the risk of original purchaser, WITHOUT RESERVE.

The trade and others interested will do well to attend. REMEMBER THURSDAY, 28th October, at 2 o’clock. 291 P. H. WOOD. SATUBDAY, OOTOBEB 30, 1886. At 2 p.m GBEYTOWN AUCTION ROOMS. F. H. WO 0 D Will sell by Public Auction at bis Greytowb Anotion'Rooms on SATURDAY NEXT, the 30lb inst., at 2 p.m— Oeuerltl Merchandise o I every description, Copper Bolters, set Double Baggy Harness, Colonial Ovens, Horse Collars, Furniture of every description, Spring and Flax Mattresses, Grocery, Drapery and Crockery, Ac., &c. F. H. WOOD, 315 Auctioneer. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4. DAY AFTER THE SHOW AT THE TABATAHI SALEYARDS. ORDINARY STOCK SALE AND SALE OF EXHIBITS. F H. WOOD

v ill i ; h'n usual fortnightly Stock Salt r* to.- ’l l. tahi Yards on THUUSDA.Y, the 4tb Noveim 'at 1 p.m. (day after the Show). T, 'x>-i! rrs wishing to dispose of their enttUm . I do well to take advantage of this oppose y, and send particulars of same to the u signed as early as possible, when te.ey w; a advertised free of charge. t ntries already received 12 - no 1 4 j. u I at Sheep, HOGGETS, Ewes and Lambs, ’o and Three rear Old Steers, JY Good heifers, Springing, t) 10 Good Dairy Cows, Fat Cows, 70 Hoggets. 5Q Dry Ewes. 10 Yearlings mixed. ’J Two ysar old Steers. Dslry Cows. JJORBEB of all classes, pIQ3, and Farming Impetne^ots. F. fl. WOOD. HU) Atwiionss*.