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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1901, 12 November 1886, Page 3

F. H. WOOD. THURSDAY, NOV 18, 1886. P. H, WOOD’S FORTNIGHTLY STOCK SALE At 1 p.m. F. H. WOOD v :i pell by public auction A’J dj TARATAHI YARDS On Thursday. November 18, at One O’clock, 300 Evres in the Wool, 200 Hoggets shorn. COWS, lu Steers, two year old, Do, .wo and three year old, L) I lifers, two year old. O JgORSBS of all classes, Further entries invited. 360 F. H. WOOD, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23. FEATHERSTON SALE YARDS. At 11 o’clock F. H. WOOD Will sell by Public Auction at the Featberston Sale Yards on TUESDAY, the 23rd November at 11 am—--200 Dry Ewes 300 Two-tooth Ewes and Wethers |QQ W ethers, lour tooth to lull month Two-tooth Wethers, 0 Dairy Cows 12 Two and three year old Steers || QRSEB of all classes 360 Further entries invited. F. H. WOOD, Auctioneer. TENDERS. SPLENDID FARM PROPERTY. WAIHAKEKB, NEAR GRBYTOWN. £V7K Acres in all, the property being 1 separated by Main Road into two Homesteads, and having good sized houses, outbuildings, barns, stables, orchard, &o. Conveniently sub divided, well watered, improved and superior soil; good metalled roads to Railway Station. First—Tenders are invited for the PURCHASE, or for the LEASE for FIVE YEARS, from 16th January, 1887, of the above estate as a whole. Second—Alternative tenders may be sent in for portions as follows Loti—HOMESTEAD now in occupation of Mr Eli Strawbridge. House of seven rooms, dairy, bam, stables, woolshed. orchards, Ac., and 125 acres of land, divided by good fences into eight first class paddocks. Lot lI—HOMESTEAD now occupied by Mr 1 homas Strawbridge. House of six rooms and outbuildings, and 100 acres of land fenced into five good paddocks. Lot 111 50 -vCRES OF LAND adjoining Mr Hetooek’s property. All fenced and ten acres ploughed, and sown in nglish grass

Further and precise information will be afforded by the undersigned, with whom tenders ere to bo lodged on or before 80th NOVE::~.ER, 1886. P. H. WOOD, Auctioneer & Estate Agent, 345 Greytown.

LOWES & lORNS.

SUPERPHOSPHATES. ARTIFICIAL MANURES, NEWLAND & POMFREY'S CELEBRATED SHEMICALJANURES. R. STANSFIBLD Has been appointed sole agent for the above celebrated manures in the Districts of Carterton and Greytown. These manures are upon analysis declared specially rich in all the constituents required for plant food. PRICE ONLY £6 PER TON. FREE ON RAILWAY AT WELLINGTON. Analys by Db Hector. Agent for Greytown, MrR. Stanslield. Featherston, Mr J. D. Oakly, Carterton, Mr It. Stanslield. Masterton, Lowes & lorns. Samples can be seen at the office of the Agent, Carterton, or will be forwarded by post on application. 101*

Grettown HORTICULTURAL and INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. The Spring Show will be held ON THURSDAY, DEC. 9 at the . TOWN HALL, GREYTOWN. C. HIGGINS, Secretary.

AMERICAN Organs and Pianos. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT 6f American Organs just opened up at bpilier's Music Warehouse. The instruments aie really excellent, and may be had from £l6 up to £45, suitable for Parlor, School, or Church. Pianos by Neumeyer from £45 an i up. wards. , ... Liberal disooun* for cash, or may be had on 1' ral time pan '*• . . Make an tff > introduce Music into the family circi-j. The expense will never be regretted. , . . . Catalogues and information may bo had '"> m W. 0. Nath'n, Standard Office, LOST— On Recreation Ground yaaterday T'/—S OVERCOAT The finder retrain pon returning to Dr Smith, Orer town. D. CAMERON. r ‘jA6H BUILDER, main street, orkttown, . HAS added to hi* business a SHOEING FORGE under the superintendence of an experienced shoeing amith, and will eommenee operations on MONDAY, NOV. 9. m