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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 388, 13 February 1880, Page 3

j IMPORTANT 'SALE'..Of'bAMS. SJ? * . "so announce that lie ias recsarfid i»stractioasto oiler for sale by .public auction ai the Ram ¥aix to be held at the Pastoral Association's grounds at Carterton, v oa THURSDAY, 26ih February— About 328 eareErilly selected Bams from the flock of George Hunter, Esa., of Wellington, comprislag Cotswold, \3neoln and Leicester, 2, 4, and 6-too . These Rama have been diipaatwrednear to Masterton forthe last twelvemonths, and axe in splendid condition, lie Auctioneer ■will be glad to show tbe stock to intending purchasers any time before the sate.373 IH E CASH STOBE , CABTERTON. B. A. GARDNER i- SON, PROPRIETORS* MILLINERY" DRAPEBY GROCERY IRONMONGERY. CUTLERY GUNS And General Stores. Notwitlistanding the advance on prices, owing to increase of duty.j being direct importers of our gooda, and having & large and new stock, we can defy competition, for quality A«ul price. We try to please our customers by gulling THE REST GOODS AT CASH PRICES. Jfoto tbe Address— B. A. GARDENER & SON, THE CASH STORE, 36'5 C'A JITKRTON. BANKRUPTCY ! HANItRUPTCY! fIIHI'J uQ'i'Cfii of tSliMllmVu a tllilt to fiaVO .1 himwlf tlie I'lfiitH'otiible mono of Bankrupt, which io :>o very popular juet now, A. COJ'l'lN'H ruij|)wt(uiiv invites his fnetids ftinl Hie; puldie Htjnerally to cjdl apd eharu in the plunder, m tliu wlmUs of his stock must be SOLD, JfEOASEUESS OF COST, as tho following pticen will indicate.— Lodjeu' Oormiui Lacing from ~ S/C Liulieri Clove Kid, marked 17/0 ... 11/6 LmJica'Caflbi.'mei'u from ... .. 4fLadies' Kid from 5/» Children'ii coppei'-towj .. ... 3/C Every other article proportionately low. To Heads of families in pa*ticular—Come one, come all, us this is no puff, but a sale of necessity. Sale to commence on tbe sth February, and will continue to March Ist. AriOP P I K s Central Boot and Shoe Warehouse, 208 pOVEST GARDEN F|tUIT MART FRUIT ! FRUIT ! ! FRUIT ! The undersigned have just received a large consignment of - Oranges Apples Plums Cherries I'ineapplet Dates Cocoh Nuts Pea Nute &c. GILLETT k MENCE, FRUITERERS, CONFECTIONERS, AND POULTERERS, Opposite the Club Motel and next to KibIjlowhite's Tempepjuifte Hotel, Queen-fit., MuKtwfcuii. 3!}4 JCUITir WAIKAHAJ'A BENEVOLENT THE COMMITTEE of (lie above Society will meet at the Institute until further notice every MONDAY afternoon at three o'clock, and will ho prepared at each meeting io deal with any applications for relief whicli may be made. Donations and nunnnl hubscriptions will bo thankfully received Ijy any member of the ('Hmmitlce or bv 'R. RRipWN, 381 Treasurer. OPPOSITE THE RANK OF NEW" ZEALAND, WELLINGTON. NEW ~GObDS We are no?? showing our NEW SEASON'S SHIPMENTS In every department, and for Quality, Extent and Cheapness of prices, they exceed anything ever submitted to our frier ~'"~ Visitors to Wellington by road, rail or steamer, make your way ta the Corner Shop, opposite the Bank of New Zealand. Lambton Quay, Wellington. £20,000 TO SELECT FSOM, and at prices that give satisfaction to all purchasers. MoDOWEIJG BROTHERS, Sole Agents for the Singer Manufacturing Company'<? Sewing Machines. Our Clothing Shop has been enlarged to double the former size. Dress Costnraea and Mantles made on the Premises by a large an I efficient staff, Mcdowell buos. 'OOTS! BOOTS!! BOOTS!!! CLEARING SALE ! REARING SALE ! w. P. FimreHAM, QUBBN-HTUBBT, j M'AKTBKTOS, Will hold a CLEARING RALE of tho whole of hi*s superior Stock of BOOTS AND BKOEB At exceedingly Low Price i, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY, Commencing SATURDAY NEXT, JAN, lOtii. Note the Add reß« \V. P, EELLINGHAM, (Late 3. WeKWJ, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, , MAOTKBTOK,