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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 796, 17 June 1881, Page 3

'»• FpENDEBS invited Up to 9 p in. on BATodi UKDAYnext, lStli-irist.,' for splitting :■ a jiiik Specifications may be titn tit Messrs 2 'VileandD'Arcv'sstore. . «■-•'''( WILLIAMS"* BAMRP.. -■ '-tyl ',V'-:\i- : >'i-V':. '•■'.'.;' : :"Oontriiotorfli' .*... ...r i' Kf f ; ■•■'-1 SOBUB FALLING. ' fIIENDERS will be received by the under. !0 JJ signed for falling 700 acres of scrub at Hi Wainuioiu,,in 100 acre blocks, or the lot. ri. until the 20th iust. .'■ ,'•■'■■'• er ' •: J. BURROWS, ■ 0 . 794 Gladstone; ; J ' ; " TENDERS INVITED.'"'' ' >¥ 7IOPv Ploughing 30 acres Stubble Ground. )' Information may be had at Tarotahi Hotel. Tenders to be sent in on or before . .the 18th JUNE,. . ••.-. • 792 . ~ THOMAS BAY. I WAIKARAPA EAST COUNTY. ~. I nENDERS for forming GB.IB chains; and n X ' widening' two miles: of the Blairlogie -Road will be received at tho County Office. Masterton (where plans and specifications n may bo seen) up to 4 p.m. on FRIDAY, the r mh inst. ; ■;■■ Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily ' accepted, s ' ' JOHN KING, 787 ■ ' County .Engineer. • NOTICE. ■ .ted up to the end of JULY, 1881, for the purchased' that most valuable cstato, situated in the centre of Mastorton, containing 160 acres, known as tho property of the late Mr CHARLES , B DIXON. Divided into paddocks, all fenced :• with a four-rail totara fence, a well-stocked ! > ORCHARD and FLOWER GARDEN, with a ■convenient DWELLING HOUSE, containrooms. STABLE, CARHIAGE HOUSE DAIRY, with other buildings, Goodwato laid on to the house.' This is an opportunity nerer bofore offered to the public and may never occur again. The sitation. of the property, with the and is so ■ well-known it needs little or no comment. r Its position m.usi call the attention of all , parties who would like a home in the centre of one of the'most flourishing townships in .the' North Island of New Zealand. i . Those who have money to invest would make a very large return of the same in cutting tl.e 'and up into sections in a very • short timo. ■. . The big' c.t or any tender not necessarily acceptc d. For pni'l'ou'urs apply to B P. .PERRY, Masterton. Or J. 11. CLELAND, Wellington NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WELLINGTON SECTION. General Manager's Office, Government Buildings, Wellington, 31st May, 1681. WRITTEN TENDERS will be received at this office, up to NOON on the 30th day of JUNE, 18R1, for leasing the refrah-mont-roonis at IMtokc Station, from tho date of acceptance of tender to 31st December 1892. They must bo addressed tothellou. Minister for Public Works, Wellington, ml marked outside "Tender for leasing the Refreshment-rooms at Kaitoke Station," Specifications may be seen at the Railway Station, Wellington, aud at the Station-mas-ter's office, Featherston. Tenders to be accompanied by a cheque for £25. such cheque to be specially marked by a banker as good for twenty-one days, and to be in favor of the Receiver-General's Deposit Account only, and not to brarer or order. Tho highest or any tender will not be accepted. By Command, J, P. MAXWELL, ■ General Manager. 783 New Zealand Railways. IMPORTANT NUTICK TO lIK ADS OF-FAMILIES AT OAIITHriTON. A. L. WHITE. ON and after this duto is piepated to supply SECOND QUALITY BKEAD Flil&H DAILY at 0 THE .Jib LO'aF-O-CASH. IF BOOKED-fin. CARTERTON BAKERY. HHEEP'iept' upon the Run's kifcim |s J Beaumavis-(the property of RicKflid •Meredith), and Burton Field (the properly of Thomas Stillborn), 'andfituated in''North: Waira'rapa; aioinfeoted'sheep in the meaning of the ff Sheep Act, 1878" > ■■'■. ; ..;,.;v Dated this 25th tliiy of May, 1881. -. ! W,-A. .p; BUTTON, v #77; .' • :■'■ ; J inßpeotor'of Sheep, o in/^iir