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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 831, 28 July 1881, Page 4

JIEND ERS ate invited up■ to~tlw,; eiid o, • JULY, 1881, for the most valuable oatato; situated- iii tlioceiitre of Mastorton, containing IGo'a6reß^ ; ld|o& us the DIXON, Divided into pndctooks, all with a four-rail totara fence; a well-stocked; ORCHARD'and FLOWER GARDEN, convenient DWELLING HOUSE, contain-; ing 8 rooms, STABLE, CARRIAGE HOUSE DAIRY, with other buildings. Good wato' laid on to the house. . >K This is an opportunity never before offered to tho public and may never occur again. The sitation of tho property, with tho and is so well-known it needs little or no 'comment, ;. ';• ■ , ■ Its position must call tlie attention of all parties who would like a Lome in the centre of one of the most flourishing, townships in the North Island of New Zealand. Those who have money to invest would make a very large return of the same in cutting the land up into sections in a very short time. >'- i j% j The highest or any ender not nccessarjM accepted. ' ■'■; For particulars apply to B P. PERRY, Masterton. Or . J. M.CLELAND. Wellington; T RAE is the Largest Importer of ut • Journals and Newspapers in Wellington. All the leading newspapers in the world regularly received by mail, MONTHLY PARTSFamily Reader (fashion plate and pattern enclosed each month), Is.Bow Bells (plate and pattern), Is Gd. Boys of England (colored plate), Is. Boys' Own Paper (colored plate), Is. Boys' Standard (colored plute), Is. The Christian Herald, or Signs of Times, Is The Cutter's Journal, Scientific American, The Engineer, The English Mechanic, Is Gd, Englishwoman's Domestic of Dress. Girls' Own Paper (plate and pattern), Is. Family Herald, Is j Day of Rest, Is. Gentleman's Magazine of Fashion, 2s. Argosy, Is j Draper and Dressmaker Grocer, Is; Tailor and Cutter Illustrated Household Journal ot Fashion, Is Gd; London Journal, Is. London Render, Is; London a«d Paris Ladies' Fashions, 2s Milliner and Dressmaker, 2s; Myra's Journal of Fashion, Is; Myra's Mid monthly Children's Dress, Is, Young Ladies Journal, Is fid. Young Men of Great Britain, Clergyman's Magazine, Is Gd. Evangelical Magazine, Is; Harper's, Is, United Presbyterian, 8d; with portraits, Is. Promptly forwarded each month to any address on veceipt of cash and postuge. NEWSPAPERSLloyd's,; Reynold's, 3d; Despatch, 3d; Illustrated Mews, U ; Pictoral World, 6d; London News, Is; Times Weekly Edition, Gd. LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON Opposite St. George's Hall. LOCAL INDUSTRY. BRIGHT, Blacksmith, GREY'iOWN 11 begs to inform country householders, farmers, and the public generally, that he has commenced the manufacture of COLONIAL OVENS, which will be found to be Superior in every way to imported Ovens. They have better plates, stronger sides, will Cook Better and Last Lomjer than any imported Oven, Made of any size to order. Prices Moderate. Particulars can be learned at the Council Chambers, Masterton, or at the Manufactory, Greytown: WAIPOUA WOOL WORKS. HARVEY and MURRAY purchase for cash Wool, Sheepskins, and Hides. Scour and Sort Wool for Ik London market, TAN Skins and Manufacture the best qualities of BROWN and WHITE Leather, Special attention given to the manufacturo of woollen Door Mats, Mats made to order in all patterns and colors. Local Agent-D. F. McCarthy, opposite Club Hotel. Waipoua Tanker HARVEY & MURRAY... .Proprietors. TU'ST LANDED, Invoices of 'Black, Shaded, White and Cardinal Berlin Wools j Navy Blue Merino, and Berlin Fingering; Block Merino, Shaded, Crewels; Ice Wool, raised Berlinwork Slippers, Smoking Cap Tassels, Silk Russia Braids, Black Buplcs, Model Wax Dolls, Crewel Patterns, I.R, Tennis Balls, Grey I. R. Balls, Percussion Guns, Cannoua, Toy Whips, Baco Braids, fie, i'c.; also, Birthday Cards, and an unequalled choice of Photograph Likenesses. The undersigned has, among other lines, an extensive and select stock of Music, which, having no intention of keeping up, he will offer at a very low plice. 820 THOS. K. WARBURTON. I.—Rebuilding premises. Stock at sj English cost. Ambrose, Cubaatreet. SALE— Berlin Wools; four dozen for One Shilling. Ambhobe, Cuba- ' street. (ALE—Wool Patterns, embrodiery, fancy 0 goods) &c„ undor English cost. Ambrose, Cuba-street, SALE commenced MONDAY, 11th inst, Ambrose, Cuba-street, | pOARDING AND DA* SCHOOL V COLE-STREET, MaSTEKTON. Principal : Miss BEST, A thoroughly sound English Education forms the basis of tho instruction given, and, in addition, the following subjects are taught French, Gorman, Italian, Latin, Algebra, Music, Drawing, and Needle' work. Domestic arrangements are liberal and home-like, Terms moderate, Prospectuses forwarded on application, The second term of 1881 will begin on THURSDAY, 26th May, Evening Class for French. 351 UT USIC AL NOTICE. W. WEBLEY, Lambton Quay, Wellington. TUNER, and REPAIRER of the Pianoforte, Cabinet Organ, Harmonium, Flutina, Violin, English Concertina, etc. Pianos rcsilked. repolish id, refelted, and thoroughly renovated at moderate prices. Violins repaired, Flute* repadded, etc, Bows re-haired and cleaned. A supply of fittings for various instruments kept in stock. : Tutors for, all instruments. A'stock of small instruments always on hand. Musical Instrument Commission Agency. Instruments of every description bought or old at a moderate commission. Orders taken for American Organs, Masterton agent, Mr T. E. PRf.CE, from ■lorn any information as to prices, .etc, *Y be obtained. ; ' • ' ' 444 I ryiHE "WAIRARAPA DAILY" is a] ■'■ ''■ ,' GAZETTE for the notification'of Bankuptcy in the Wairarapa.