STOCK SALE, SATURDAY, 20th FEBRUARY, At 2 O'Clock. T lOENS & CO. will sell at their yard WITHOUT THE SLIGHTES] RESERVE-' •30 head Young Cattle, being younj Steers, Heifers, C'ijws, etc. Also, at the rooma at 3 o'clock, Qoods seizec under distraint for lent— Furniture-Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, drawing GLASSES. Mr CHARLES J. PEEETH begs respectfully to intimate to the inhabiJuoiv ,° and the surrounding nßAwrMn M 1? olasses for instruction in DRAWING mil open at the Council Chambers on Saturday next, as Mows b'^ 8 i 9,', aS3 "- at 10 a.m. B °ys Class at 2 p.m. Special Classes for young ladies or gentleltien can be arranged for at any convenient time or plaoe in any part of the district if required. Terms moderate. INSTRUCTION IN THE MAORI LANGUAGE. In order to suit the convenience of tlio pupils, Mr Freetli has determind to hold two olasses at Masterton in each week for the above purpose, viz, on Tlnirs lay and Friday at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers. Gentlemen will thus have the opportunity of choosing their evenings for attendance. CLASSES FOR INSTRUCTION IN \J DRAWING AND IN THE MAORI LANGUAGE. Mb CHAS. J, FIiEETH begs respectfully o announce to the settlers of Wairarapa that lie is about to open classes for the teaching of DRAWING. Ho will also open classes for instruction in the MAORI LANGUAGE. Mr Fkeeth will also be prepared to make special arrangements to attend gentlemen s families at their own residences if required. Tiie Addl'l' Classes at Masterton for the current quarter will be opened at tlio Council Chambers, Masterton, on FRIDAY, 28th January instant, at 7 p.m. Particulars as to terms (which will be moderate) may be obtained on application to Mr FitEETn, at Masterton. Jan. 22nd, 1881. 075 LAND DISTRICT, During tho month of FEBRUARY 2!),', yu ACRES of First-class AGRICULTURAL BUfeH LAND, situate hi the Forty-mile Bush and in the Manawatu District, will be OFFERED for SALE on Deferred Payments ami for cash. On Thursday, February 24th, at 11 o'clock, a.m., 80 Sections, in the Kairaii«a and Fitzherbert Blocks, will bo offered for sale by •public auction, in the Town Hall, Palmerston, Terms; , Deferred Payments.—When the same Section is applied for by two or more persons the Section will be put up to auction between tlio applicants at 10 o'clock, a.m., at Masterton, Public Hall, on Thursday, the 10th February, for the Forty-mile Bust Sections, and at Palmerston on Thursday, February 24th at 10 o'clock a.m.. for tho Kairanga and Fitzhcrbert Sections. One-twentieth of the purchase-money to bo paid with the application, the balance in half-yearly instalments extending over ten years. Cash Payment.—2s percent.payable on tlio fall of tho hammer, the balance in ono month. Maps, Schedules of Sections, and upset price jan be seen at the office of this paper, and will be forwarded from the Crown Lands Office, Wellington, on application. An Officer of the Survey Staff will be in llie neighborhood one week previous to each salo to point out the Sections to intending purchasers. Note, -These Sections include a large extent (if level and undulatim? land. wr?M
vAicuM.j juvui aua uiHtuKumg land, well Wttiireil, rich, rtco|) soil, nad most of the H cNnis have a frontage to main or district road.- : . JOS. G, HOLDSWORTH, ('ommissinner of Crown Lands, Crown Lands Ofi'cc. Wellington, January J- th 1881. 073 N 0 T I~C~iT ' MR W. SI. EiSTHOPE has been appointed our liook-kcopcr and Collector, and his rccript, both for Mill and Simp accounts, will bo deemed by us a suflicioiit discharge. CHAMBERLAIN BROS., Bakers and Millers, Masterton, February 8,1881. GS BOOTS 1 BOOTS I T \YYETH begs to inform his friends ?.! i and the public of Masterton generally thathe Ims commenced business as BOOT and SHOEMAKER, in tho shop Next Door to Mr Palmer, saddler, where lie hopes by strict attention to business, MODERATE CHARGES, and Good Workmanship, to reccivo a pharo of their patronage. Repairs hcalbj Executed. 677 A. L. WHITE, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, CARTERTON, JS PREPARED TO ACCOMMODATE Balls and Parties On terms that will suit all classes of the community. HALL AND DINING-ROOM Attached to' tho CARTERTON BAKERY. FRUIT SUITABLE FOR JAMS WANTED IN ANY QUANTITY. Cash payments made ivery, BOARDERS £1 PEP, 'WEEK" T. R. H. TAYLOR, liOATBUILDER, Old Custom Hou,- •>, Street, A'ELLINGTO t EVERY description of Boat built on the most approved princin es at very moderate charges, Speciality-Portable Shooting Boats, suitable for parties of two or four, They are Light and Strong and can be folded up and carried by one man." They are also built as Lifo Boats if desired. Country Produce taken in Exchange if s desired, FINAL'NOTICE, HAYING this day sold to R. G. Williams the balance of the Book Debts dne in his estate, he is authorised to receive all monies due in the same, und his receipt will be a sufficient discharge. R. AUSTIN. HAVING purchased -the above Book ' Debts, I hereby respectfully request that all outstanding accounts be paid, to me immediately, thereby saving further, trouble ■■■:■ : E. G.WILLIAMS. Feb, 19,1881.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 700, 23 February 1881, Page 3
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