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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 823, 19 July 1881, Page 3

SATURDAY, 23RD JULY, At 2O'clock. SALE OF FRUIT TREES From. the. Nursery of Mr J.'Hale, of Nelson.! ■ lOEN'S A (io. will 8«) li Without.the ■ Liaisb Reserve—--1000 Appio Trees 1 (3 ana lyrs a : embracing beat' known varieties,, suck as Cox's Oronge'Pipirin, Blcn.lieim Orange, Scarlet:, Nonpareil, . Ki'ostone' - Pippin,- and " ~ J. Peaches. Nectarines Pears, Pluniß, Apricots Chestnuts, Ha, 822 WEDNESDAY, 27th'JULY; VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND BUILDINGS, • ToWKSHir of Mastekton. . •. By Order of the Mortgagee, under conduct of the-'Registrar of tlio Supreme Court, under the provisions of '' The Conveyancing ■ Ordinance Amendment Act, 1860,' 1 and " The Sales by Mortgagees Act, 1870." Messes j. h, eethune & co. have been favored with instructions to'sell by public auction, at their Booms, corner df Foatlierston-sti'cet and Brandon-street, Wellington, on Wednesday, tye 27th flay of July, at 2 o'clock— 1 All that Piece or Parcel of LAND, part of Section N0.'79 in the Plan'of the Township of Masterton, ■ and being part of Allotment No. 23 on • ' the subdivisions plan of Sections Nos. 75 and 79 j bounded towaids the north'east by Section No. 31,' . 74 feet 3 inches; towards the southeast by other part of Allotment No. 23, 33 feet; towards the Bouthwesfc by Allotment No. 21, 74 feet 3 inches; and towards the north west by Cricket-street, 33 feet, together with Buildings erected thereon. For further particulars apply to •MESSRS CHAPMAN & FITZGERALD; Solicitors, Brandon street, o,(, '. • The AUCTIONEERS.

MONDAY, 25th JULY,. . ' At 2 o'clock. SALE OP VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, IN MASTERTON, ■WITH STORE AND BUILDINGS ERECTED THEREON. By Order of tap Mortgagee, under the of the Convoyancinjj Ordinanco Amendment Act, and . the Sales by Mortgagees Act, 1R70; and under the conduct o the Registrar of the Supreme Court of Now Zealand, Wellington. GEORGE THOMAS lias been favored with instructions to sell by public auction at the Panama-Street Auction Rooms, on MONDAY, July 25tli, at 2 o'clockAll that piece of sikato in, and • being part of (lie seotion numbered 73 oil the plan of the township of .Masterton containing about I rood, having a frontage to BridgeStreet of 100 links; uounded oa the north by Brjdge-atrct, 1(|0 ljflks 1 on the east by section 75, 2GSJ links; on the west 1 by. other part of section 73, 2G3f links;' on the south by a private road, IQQ links. Together With tho fjrat-class. store and other buildings, \yellrknown as being the property of Mr Donald lSlyth,

for further particulars anply to .MESSRS PRANDON & SONS, fc'olicitovd Wellington, to. G.THOMAS, Panama^lreet MASTERTON RABBIT DISTBICT. NOTICE is hereby* given that it is th? inteut : ou of the Trustees to %? a rate of one half-ponny pop acre oix the oropertios of all lnii(lo\i iifi'3 within ('iie above district. for the year 1881-2. The lancU pWiers' listis deposited for inspection at the Highway Bpard Office, Jfeterton. The Trustees have appointed Satin day the 30th inst,, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, In the County Chambers, Masterton, as the day and placo_ on ;;:id at which they will sit to hear objections to, and finally complete such lint, ami levy tlm rate. liy order of the Trustees F. (j. MO.OIt'I3, Secretary, Mastfrton, July 18th, 1.881, " 822 [JIHORNDON .CLASSICAL SCHOOL SVDSEY-RTItKEX, Z. Wilsop, M.A. \ Sf. John's Coll., Cambridge ( „ W.T. ChMlewwt ' V Maeters. Ex, College, Oxford ) The half torra will commence on Wednesday, 6th July, Tho sohool oouvao oampriscs English (including reading, writing, grammar, history, and geography)', Latin, and Mathematics." Greek, French, and German are optional and extra subjests. ;.The hours of attendance are from 9 to 12, and from 2to 4. The first half hour in the morning will be devoted to religious instruction, for those hoys only v&ose parens desire it, ' ■ The school year is divided into three terms, with three weeks' holiday in May, three in September, and six at Christmas. ■ Satisfactory arrangements have been mado for the temporary accommodation of boarders until suitablo premises can bo obtained. Ladies' classes and evening' classes, preparatory for the Ciyil Sorvioe and University Matriculation examinations, will bo formed i as required, For terms and prospectus, apply to' K. Wilson, Hobaon-streot; or to W, T. Charlewood, Box 58a, Post Office. IJI.HE GENERAL ELECTION. Those who are pot on the Electoral Roll ,can procure Registration Papers at : the : Wajrarapa Daily Office, freo of charge, A Freehold Qualification, after it has been held' for six months, or six months, residence' in the district, entitles ft naturalised or* British subject to a vote, provided a claimant under the residential quaJflcation has beeii for twelve months resident in the' oolony of New Zealand, The _ General Election is now fast approaohing, and every peraou'in the distviot should see that he iB not disfranchised. ; . ■ 818 WAIPOUA BREWER! : ~ . WAIPOUA' BREWER? Re-opening of The "Waipoua. B REWERY, R. V, SMITH has the pleasure to announce that he has purchased the valuable Plant and Stook-in-Trade of the Waipoua Bkewert, , R. V. SMITH is now able to brow and sell at ordinary rates ut A BETTER GLASS OF BEER tljan any which has' hitherto been brewed in the Provincial District:.: • DUNEDIN BEER ' will now be superseded by a better local .article a lesß price,