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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1903, 17 November 1886, Page 3

F. H. WOOD. THU u.'-DAY, NOV 18, 1886. F. H WOOD’S FORTNIGHTLY STOCK SALE At 1 p.m. F. H. WOOD Will sell by public auction AT HIS TARATAHI YARDS On Thursday, November 18, at One O’Clock, Ewes in the Wool, 300 200 Hoggets shorn, g COWS, 10 Steers, two year old, /* Do, two and three year old, Heifers, two year old, 8 4) Cows in full milk mi i Cows and Calves H ORSES of ail classes. Further entries invited. 360 F. H. WOOD, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23. FEATHEKSTON SALE YARDS. At 11 o'clock F. H. WOOD Will sell by Public Auction at the Featberstou Sale Yards on TUESDAY, the 23rd November at 11 am—--200 Dry Ewes 300 Two-tooth Ewes and Wethers Wethers, four tooth to full month Two-tooth Wethers, Dairy Cows 12 Two and three year old Steers 0 Fat Heifers j ORSES of all classes hj

Further entries invited. F. H. WOOD, 360 Auctioneer. TENDERS. SPLENDID FARM PROPERTY, WAI HAKEKE, NEAR OREYTOWN. Acres in all, the property being | 0 separated by Main Road into two Homesteads, and having good sized bouses, outbuildings, barns, stables, orchard, <tc. Conveniently subdivided, 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, barn, stables, woolshed, orchards, &0.. and 125 sores of land, divided by good fences into eight first class paddocks. Lot lI—HOMESTEAD now occupied by Mr Thomas Strawbridge. House of six rooms and outbuildings, and 100 acres of land fenced into five good paddocks. Lot lII—SO ACRES OF LAND adjoining Mr Heroock’s property. All fenced and ten acres ploughed, and sown iu English grass Further and precise information will Co afforded by the undersigned, with whom tenders arc to be lodged ou or before 30th NOVEMBER, 1886. F. H. WOOD, Auctioneer & Estate Agent, 315 Ureytown.

LOWES * lORNS. SUPERPHOSPHATES. ARTIFICIAL MANURES. NEWLAND sTpOMFREY'S CELEBRATED CHEMICAL MANURES. R. STANSFIELD Has been appointed sole agem for the above celebrated manures in the Districts of Carterton and Grey town. These manures are upon analysis declared specially rich in all the constituents requited for plant food. PRICE ONLY JES PER TON. FREE ON RAILWAY AT WELLINGTON. Analjs by Da Hector. Agent for C.reylown, MrR. Stanslield. Feathers ton, Mr J. E. Oakly. Cartel too, Mr R. Stans field. Masterton, Lowes A* lorns. Samples can be seen at the office of the Agent, Carterton, or will be forwarded by post on application. 1011

D. CAMERON. GOAGH BUILDER, MAIN STREET, GREYTOWN, HAS added to his business a bHOEING FORGE under Hie supeiintendence of an experienced sboeiug smith, and will commence operations on MONDAY, NO\. 8. 834 POISON NOTICE. ON and after this date, owing to the destruction of lambs and sheep by dogs, poison will be laid on the Uiat.ule.iUi and Kaitam blocks. DESMOND. October 2;>. 1880. AMERICAN Organs and Pianos. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of American Organs just opened up at Hpiller's Music Warehouse. The instruments are teallj excellent, and may be had from £l6 up to £43, suitable for Parlor. School, or Church. Pianos by Nenmeyer from £46 and upwards. , ... Liberal discount for cash, or may be bad on liberal time payments. , Make an effort to introduce Mush) into the family circle. The expense will i.-'-er be regretted. Catalogues and information may tie Ino ! from W. 0. Nation, Sia.vpabi-^Office, PRINTING of every description in Gobi and Silver, and Colored Inks. Also, on Bilk. Satin, Calico, djc, at the Siasdabp Qftw, Oreyßww.