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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 171, 29 May 1879, Page 3

O'ATUBDAY.-JUNE b SALE OF ELOWERjAND ¥l UI TREES,T lORNS .& EERGUSS )N ■ Have received instructions to sell, at the TOWN HALL, MASTERTON, on the abovejdato, A Splendid Assortment of Shrubs, Plants, Flowers, Fruit Trees, &c,, &c. 128 ON THE EANGITUMAU AND OPAKI. BLOCKS. lORNS k EERGUSSON Havo been favored-with instructions from Mossrs Welch to offer by private contract some of the most magnificent Blocks of Land ill tlio Province, either for graziug, agricultural purposes, or for sites for Saw-mills; Some portions lmvo the finest Totara bush in the Valley, being virgin forest. Purchasers will have tlio option of selecting any Blocn, the whole of which are bounded by public roads, and all easy of access. They havo also a quantity of fencing ito,, and other improvements, having in all eases a beautiful supply of never-falling water.

The lot will consist of— Section 38, of 84 acres, Eangitumaii, ALSO—--200 acres in the Rangitumau, adjoining Brandon's clearing, Section Gl, of 105 acres, upon the Opfilii Plain, near tho Paerau Pah, Section 9, 157J acres, Opaki Plain. Section 10 has 315 acres, partly plain mid partly bush. • ioi PREVIOUS TO REBUILDING OP PREMISES, T. J. M 0""" WILL IIOI,I) A. THOROUGH CLEARING SALE Of the whole of his

Well Assoiited and Valuable STOCK op EAIITHENWARE, CHINA, ■GLASS,' LAMPWAUE, GROCERY, OILMAN'S STORES, BRUSHWARE, IRONMONGERY, Ac. Ac, &c. &c. AT COST PRICE, To ensure a rapid Clear,'nice and avoid the risk and expense of removal, y\v*v® for cash only, All goods booked will be charged the usual trade prices, '■The Salo will comu lenco on the 18th ylpril, istanfc. T. J, MOUNTAIN, L. Uibtox Quay, 13 Wellington.

0 A R T A 0 E. TEATKERSTON-MASTERTOIf, And all parts of the Borough. A. MARTIN, Carter, from Wellington, waving just arrived in Mas! orton, is prepared to (1 o Cartage in all its braiuJlies, from a ' ll ' e to a \Vaggon-load, ileliveiteil to any part of the Wairarapa on tlie shoriest notice ■nid most reasonable terms, A. Break will leave Masteriion for Feather-, stun, on Monday, Wednesday,, and Friday, A- ■Covered Conveyance and light Sprin" Ir ip on hire. All orders left with Messrs It it J, Brown, 01 W. liauxfliiAM, Bridge-street, will be Punctually attended to. 134 "i |J ASTEItT ON AND IWHEKS'im gAL 00N Jjjj fi, H. IAYLOR & CO. beg to inform lhe pnWic of the Wairarapa that on iind nftw .MONDAY, the 19th instant, they will run a SALOON BUS between Master-1

[••toil and Fcathcrston daily, leavilg tin ■ fonner place at 11 a.m., arriving in Fc-utber stim in time for the 3.20 train for "Welling' ton; returning on arrival of tlic 6.20 tn\in. arriving at Masterton at 10 pan, A conductor accompanies the Bus, who mil pro cray attention to passengers and luggage. Hie Partnership hitherto existing between go undersigned, trading together as General lias this 'lay been dissolveil by jijS^Snsent, 1 clail,ls against the late orwan ' t' iem withoa fS™ Sellar, who will & »nd all accounts due to iP '" m " ®h°n Has 15tU day of May, fe W. SELLAB. FEED. W. HALES. TY UIIiSEN, JV Oleik to Charles F, Gawith, Solicitor, Masterton, In future the business will be carried on by Fbedemck Williaji Hales, who, while thanking customers for Jheir liberal support to tho late Finn, assures them that lio effort will be spared to merit a continuance of the same. 135 F.W. HALES.

J. SMITH begs to inform his friends V . and customers tliat lie will, mt week, remove to larger and more central premises, opposite the Council Chambers, add on ill that tune he is selling Tobacco, Cigars, and Fancy .Goods at cost price, 239