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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 153, 7 May 1879, Page 3

ON THE RANGITUMAU and opaki blocks. lOBNSk PERGUSSON Have been favored with instructions from Mesßis Welch to offer by .private contract some of the most magnificent Blocks of Land in the Province, either for grazing, agricultural purposes, or for sites for Sawmills, Some portions have the finest Totara bush in the Valley, being virgin forest, Purchasers will have tlio option of selecting any Block, the whole of which are bounded by public roads, and all easy of access. They liavo also a quantity of fencing &c., and other improvements, having in all cases a beautiful supply of never-failing water. The lot will consist of— Section 38, of 84 acres, Hangitumau, Also--200 acres in tho Eangitumau, adjoining Brandon's clearing. Section 61, of 105 acres, upon tho Opaki Plain, near the Paerau Pali. Section 9,157 i acres, Opaki Plain, Section 10 has 315 acres, partly plain and partly bush. 101 J/JASTERTON mOSPECTING ASSO- - Directory : D. McGregor W. W. McCardle D.Donald A. S. Dreyer J. Brown. Treasurer : J. Pay ton, Secretary : E. A. S, Wyllic, Nominal Capital—£3oo, in 300 Shares £1 each,

The object of the Association is to thorough]}' test whether, in the Ranges adjacent to Masterton, Gold, Silver, Copper, Iron. Ooal, slate, or any other metal op mineral possessing commercial valuo is obtainable in payablo quantities. The price of Shares is fixed at the low rate of £1 each, to enablo nil who desire to join an Association calculated to promote not only the prosperity of tho District as a whole, but of tho subscribing members individually, It is proposed to issue 250 Shares only to the public, and to spend the capital realised by them 011 prospecting and general expenses, reserving 50 Shares to enable the Directors to offer a bonus to any prospectors m their employ who may make a discovery which shall prove advantageous to tho Association, , " 10 CTe 'it of any discovery of a commercial value, the operations of tho Association would have to embrace mining as well as piospccting, and the Association would have to be extended to enable Shareholders to have the full benefit of their enterprise. It is believed that, with prudence and economy, the present nominal capital will be sufficient to prospect the neighborhood. Applications for Shares will be received by the Secretaiy and the Provisional Directory up to May 9th, and all applications must be accompanied by a deposit of 5s per share, and a further call of 5s will bo made on allotment. A special meeting of Shareholders will bo held 011 MAY 9th to elect permanent Directors and Officers, aud adopt Utiles for the dissociation, QHEAP LEGS OF MUTTON ! CHEAP LEGS OF MUTTON !! !! CHEAP LEGS OF MUTTON !! The undersigned is now selling Prime LEGS of MUTTON AT Is EACH-CASH, usual price if booked. 100 W. PERRY. N' 0 T — l 0 J. NEILSON, Blacksmith and Farrier, Mam-street, Groytown, iu returning thanks to his customers for their liberal support, begs to intimate that, iu addition to his Blnclismithing business he is now carrying on Wheelwright and Coachbuilding, so tiiat all who favor him with their support will get a thorough good article at lowest currant price, lei'ms, J months, overdue accounts charged 10 per cent, interest; 2i per cent, allowed on monthly payments, ana 5 per cent, on cash trade. Grcytown. April 28th, 1879, 117

Make Y our Own Gas. THE "ALPHA" PATENT PORTABLE GAS-MAKING APPARATUS Is undoubtedly one of tlio most ingenious and useful inventions of the age, Over 15 years of patient investigation and varied experiment have been spent by the Inventor in bringing the Machine to its prcsont state of perfection, It has been tested by Committees of scientific men, audpronounced admirable. Wherever exhibited it has gained tlio Gold Medal or highest honors, and the evidence of its utility is probably best confirmed by the fact over One Thousand Machines are already in operation at Home, in Churches, Stores, Factories, Railway Stations, Private Houses, Hotels, Public Buildings, and, in fact, wherever light is required aud coal gas is not obtainable. This Gas Machine has been adopted by the following corporate Companies aud individuals, all world-known names London and North Western Railway Co • Midland Railway Co.; Duke of Wellington; Earl of Durham ; Viscount Pollington; Hon, Henry Petre; Tritton, Esq., Banker Lombard Street; St. Francis' Zavier College ; the Atlierstone Kennels, &c,, &c. MR J, E. HAYES, Plumber aud Gasfitter, Lanibton Quay, Wellington, will visit the \\ airarapa m a few days for the purpose of furnishing estimates to those who wisli to know the total cost, ROBT. GARDNER & CO., IMPORTERS, Lambton Quay, Wellington, 91

N 0 T — l 0 Ei I hereby authorise Messrs E. & J. Brown to collect all debts due to mo, and their receipt will be a sufficient discharge, ROBERT DONALD, Builder, Masterton, May 5, 1879;. ■" jog "^y lItK NETTING ' "WRfi NETTING. For fencing purposes, in any quantity. Samples to be seen at SELLAE & ffAT.flfs 1 btorc, Bridge-street, Price very low, having been specially imported, ' or