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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 807, 30 June 1881, Page 3

At 4 o'uiouki T loftss*oo.,**ni'Mii*»thfeii*yhfti*, *-' • MastL's'toii, on the bSjqto JUt#~ SU head storo Battle Draught Hoirssa Haok HorEes, Ceita Pigs, Poultry ■ Carts, Ploughs . 1 double-furrow plough by Honiirby ou theßeid& Ofay principle 1 single-furrow Plough, by Homaby K.R. wheel: Harrows, Gates, Potatoes, Ac. AT 2 O'CLOCK. FRUIT TUBES from Nelson numry. ALSO FROM. MR W. W. McCARDLE'S MASTERTON NURSERY. TUBES, SHRUBS, &z., consisting of— Apples, Peaches, Pears, Quinces, Plums, Nectarines, Apricots, Cherries, Macrocarpa, Pinua Insignia. Filberts, Balsams, Chestnuts, Canes, Gooseberries, Roses, Veronica, *ndmany other beautiful flowering shrubs i numeroue to mention; {This will be tho pT SALE of this description in Masterton | season.) 800 THE EXCHANGE LAND & MERCANTILE AUCTION ROOMS. I PANAMA'??, ' |ON FRIDAY, JULY Ist, 1881. I At 2 'M o'clock, p.m. iervott Sale of n valuable Property, F\B?erton, by order of the Registrar of ■ \ Supreme Court, at tho request of the i. KENNEDY lUAODONALD & CO. are ~ favored with instruotiong from A. B. Allen, Esq., Hogißirnv of tho Supremo Court fit Wellington, umlor the provisions of tha "Lbikl Tmtisfor Ajt, Amendment Aofc, 18S0," to soil by public uuetioii oa the iihoYo duto— Lot 1, All that valuable Property being part of Hcctfou 25 cm tho plan of tlio towjHfliip of Mnsturton, containing 20 porohos. more or loub, buuuded oa tho wcat, 67ft ftfn, by tho public road, on tho Botith-eutst, C7ft Oiu, by other part of tho snid section, on. tho northeu.it, <i9ft, by oihor oart of tho s.-une section, and on tho south-West, 90ft, by section !J7. Lot 2, All that valuable property befog part of section No 95, on tho plan of tho towijaiiip 0 f containing 28 perches, and bounded on the mirth-flast, €6ft, by other part of section 25 (now used as a public street) on tho south-east and north-west,, llSft (iin, respectively by a'- her part of tho same Bertioc,' and tho southwest, 66ffc, by section No 27.

Hie above Seetions are in one of the best rositions in the township, and WORTH PURCHASE. 802 TSAY, Mrs Beardon, do you thiuk it will be a fine day to-morrow if it does not .jin?" " Hain or Shine, I urn goiug to Schroder, Hooper <Sr Co.'s Great tale. Drapery is beiny sold at Half its Value " NOTICE. To T : inber Merchants, Buildirs, and the P-P.i)l?c eeneraUy, THOMAS rSlbETlproprietor ef the Phoenix Saw Mill, Carterton, while thanking the public for past favors, wishes to inform them that lie baa commenced business anain, and is now prepared to execute any orders that may be entrusted to him, aud trusts hy strict "attention to business to merit a share of public support'.' 801 u«s SOIERIDGE CIVIL ENGINEERS,

Are prepared to cany out Engineering works iu all parts of the Colony, WESTMINSTFR CHAMBERS, N.C- Suveyu executed under the Land Acts JJ H. WILKI »8 ,' P. It. C. R., OCCLIST ASD AuniSL' FliOM CnmsTcnuECH Hosvjtai, Will Yi'eit Wellington on lOth.lune, and Nairinr alou SUili June, when he may do consulted in all iliseaass of the Eye, Eak, and Tnno.iT. Koonw at Mr Barraad's Lambton Quay, Wellington- 790 Dr Wilkins fftr Napier on the 27th, returning to Wellington on the 3rd July for a few clays longer.

HELLO, Mrs Jiow's the baby? Why have you not heard of - this Great Sale at Schroder, Hooper & Co.'s. Let us go and see the EABGAINS. I want to buy a few Dress Pieces for the Girls." WELLINGTON COLLEGE, "WELLINGTON. The above College will be closed on 30th June, and le-opencd on 7th July, in charge of the folio-wing staff:— Principal-J. Mackay, M. A., Aberdeen. (Late Ecsident and Mathematical Master, Nelson College). Clafisics and Sciences—"W. G. Thissxe, 8.A., (Tate Open Classical Scholar. Hr»senoso College, Assistant in Classics and English—J. T. Bahnicoat. . (Late Classical Scholar, University of Now ilea, landj. • A ssisstaut in Mathematics tad English Jf. 1\ Pin-ru. French—A. P. Mmiikt. CounsK—Classics, Mathematics, English, French, History, Geography, and Physical Science Special arrangements can be made with the Principil for lessons in German, Music, and Drawing. TEAMS:— Tuition Foes— p er T erm . Upper School .. : £i 4 Q Lower School 3 3 0 Board and residence iu tho College ineluding washicg,. 1(5 13 4 I)ay Boarders 4 0 0 In addition to the above, is ner, torn will be charged for school sjatioyory. A reduction of 25 per cent, will be made on the term's 'charge* for boys catering on tho 7th The Boarding Department will be conducted by the Principal and Sirs Maciay. During the winter- recess tho interior of the Ooliege will bo put in thorough repair, and tho boarding accommodation improved and enlarged. Correspondefioe at present may bead dressed to 3, Misck&y, Kaq., Nelson College Nalson ; or to ' «» ~,/' O-fv^Wli^ Sectary ; Sf.Bv-AllTOSfead boasOsag charges are