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Wairarapa Standard, Volume I, Issue 30, 29 July 1867, Page 2

TUESDAY, 30th JULY, 1867. PUBLIC SALE OP LAND^ JESSES. BETHUNE & HUNTER Will Sell by Public Auction, . At the EXCHA N G E, On TUESDAY, the 30th JULY, At Two O’Clock, LOT ONE (To be sold in Terms of Deed of Assignment) That very excellent Fabm, containing 50 acres, more or less, of Superior Land, being Suburban Sections Nos. 242, 244, 246, 306, 310, 314, and 315, all adjoining the Township of Featherston, and having valuable frontages to main roads, together with the Dwelling House, Out Buildings, &c., &c,, the property of Mr. J. Hayward. Mr. R, Buckridge, who resides on the premises will be happy to shew the House and Land to intending purchasers. LOT TWO. By order of Mr. Alexander Cameron, Executor of the late Captain Donald Cameron:

Suburban Section No. 69, in the Small Farm Settlement, Greytown, con- +. tainingß9 acres of land, together with the Dwelling House erected thereon. There is a quantity' of valuable Totara Timber on this allotment, and the land is rich and admirably adapted for Agricultural and Pastoral pursuits. Various other Town and Country Properties, as advertised in the “ Wellington Independent” and “ New Zealand Advertiser.” Exchange Buildings, July 12, 1867, R. F. Cl KBBSFT Will receive al kinds of Colonial Produce for Sale on Commission at NOAH’S ARK, W ELLINGTON. Reference—Mr. Joseph Masters, Young ladies’ seminary, Woodville House, Grevtown, MISS HOOMAN begs to state that the New QuAETEa commenced Monday, the 22nd July. AND Wairarapa.

Terms Payable in Advance. Kb Boarders to be withdrawn without Three Months’ notice be given. Greytowh, July 26, 1867. rpHE REV. J. ROSS will hold Bivins' JL Service (D.V.), at the following place in the Valley:— Masterton, Ist, 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month, at 11 a.m. Ist Sunday of August—Greytown, 3 p.m.; ■ Moroa School, 7 p.m. Carterton—2nd Sunday of the month, at 3 p.m Taratahi Plain(Mr. Daysh’s) at 6 p.m. 3rd Sunday—Tuhiterata, 10 a.m.; Hautotara, 2 pan.; Greytown, 7 p.m. -• 4th Sunday—Upper Plain, 2 p.m.; Tupurupuru, 7 p.m. Mr. R. Wilson’s, Monday, sth, 7 p.m.; Tauherinekau School, Monday, 12th, at 7 pan. FOR SALE.

A SMART, ACTIVE IRON GREY MARE, well bred, 4 years old i has been running cut for 12 months, therefore is in excellent condition. Has a Foal by her side 13 months old. PRICE £2O. Apply to MR. RUTHERFORD, Masterton. NOTICE. STRAYING on my place, at Bannockburn a steer two years old, branded N, scarcely legible. Any person laying lawful claim thereunto can have it by defraying expenses. K. GRANT. Bannockburn, July 19, 1867. CAUTION. THE undersigned hereby gives notice that he has laid POISON on his run. C. EDWARDS, Taratahi. Taratahi July 19, 1867. TUITION. A GENTLEMAN lately arrived from Engladd wishes to meet with an engagement as tutor in a family. Besides the branches of an English Education he is competent to teach Lathi, Greek, French or German if required. Address— Oxonian, ' Featherston Post Office.

HAUL’S CIRCULATING LIBRARY. JHALL begs to announce that he has • disposed of the above to Mb. E. Gbigo, and, at the same time has most earnestly to request that all persons having books from the Library will lose no time in returning them to, him. He thanks the public for the support accorded to him and begs a continuance of the same for his successor.