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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 975, 16 January 1882, Page 4

FOE SALE: Menrs JOSEPH* PHILLIPS, 911 Dry Biver, Lower Valley. i JIO-LET.—Six-roomed HOUSS nud Five } .«! of L\XD adjoining KiU'iipuni i ;'form Matinn, Kent 10s ut week, Apply f. JAME.S BIiOWN. j -OR SALE.—.in improved mrm of <JOO "*■ Acres, n.himf tliiv-iui 1 in!.. Can be hoidit fiui'l sathfacwy ioaoy pin ti-uinrs tol:cobtain-tlfrom JAS. BROWN. Mustcrtim. a -BAIitJAIN - -Ji2lt.\lS EASY. ■ffnA ACMES Agncult.ral and Pa - I'l/V./ to:ai LAi\o i.c:ir Mastcrtm. Fenced, watered, and improved. £■!los per iwre. Fn r particuhis on application to m . JAMES BROWN. f jj llio leaiu of livo acres of land, and a good 1 substantial 7-roomed house, in lienallsheet. II! years to run. Terms cheap and easy. Apply,}!, JONES, Penall-street. Qi MALL UNIMPROVEr FARMS near \,~} Featherston and Greytown, in blocks lo E' it purchasers. Open swamp and hush coma 7. Deferred payments. Apply Messrs' J<ra.: and Phillips, Dry Eiver Station Lover Vallev. 34 EAGLE BREWERY. MASTEHTON. UATTSOHE Aj PARSONS Brewers asd Malsikrs, In returning thanks to the public for their liberal patron go hitherto, would respectiully beg to inform them that they are now brewing from their OWN MALT, and that their Ales and Stout, in bulk and bottle, are of the ohnicst quality, equal to any brewed i:i the colonies, and would solicit a conlimiMico of their tavors, All orders punctually attended to at the liawery. Masterlou, or the Depot, next Mr Hot, W Butcher Shop, CAIiTIiIITON. (HTTSCHE * pARSONS, Proprietors,

WAIPOUA BHEWERI WAIPOTIA BREWERY Ihk VVaipooa JJbewery. K. V. SMITH has the pleasure to announce that he han purchase l the valuable Pknt and Stock-in-Trade of the Waipoua Bkeweri, R, Y. SMITH is now able to brew and sell at ordinary rates A BETTER GLASS OF BEER than any which has hitherto been brewed in the Provincial District. . DUNEDIN BEER will now be superseded by a better local article at a less price, ADELAIDE WINES!! Adelaide Wines! F. J. PRESTON, DIRECT IMPORTER, Lambton Quat Wellington. f JAVING found that the sale of the W above Wines has largely increased, i:d their purity and good quality become more generally known, F. J. Prkston has imported, in addition to his larcre stock of Adhlawe Wines, 100 cases of KEW SOUTH WALES & VICTORIAN WINES, (Warranter'. 7 years old) .And iu order to facilitate their sale in the Wuirarapa District, has appointed Mr R. R. ABMSTi;OrvGhis Agent in UArITERTON, whore samples can be tested and price lists '.b anted. Orders sent direct from other p.ils of the Wairarapa will be promptly attended to, and delivered at the Wellington linilway Station free. The following is a Phice List of a few lines— MiEßiiv. -12adoz roM(be3t) 38s llicu Constants 36s „ Vekdiiho 36s Madabo 32s „ Frcntionac 32s Shiraz 30a „ Reiblino 30s Tout 31s „ Muscat 34s ASSORTED CASE, fhom 30s to iliis. Jlotclkeepers are respectfully requested to sond for Trado Price List, P, J. PRESTON,': Lambton Quay, WELLINGTON. ]y.RLEY AND CARRIERS, ARE prepared to„cany Goods, Wool, Timber, &0,, to and iroiu Masterton to any part of the country at tho shortest notice and at the LOWEST HATES. They have storage room bothatMaatcrt'-n iik Taiieru, wliere Goods or Wool carrii. y them can be stored freo of expenso, Apply to Taos. U. D'Arcv, Queen-street or ■BARLEY & KNIGHT, MABONIf! • STREET, MASTERTON.

fiOUTH BRITISH FORWARDING 0 COMPANY. Head niii'.'fl: FBATHRRSIoa-Sl'., WELLINGTON, Goods and Parcels i r.t' fir collected tlnoiwlmut New /'.ealan:! :wl Australia C'us-tomHo'ifo work done. !'■ i""!.-i collected and deiiv red Free at the .',: •.. .uy Station. Consignees will avoid mucn delay aud expensAy having their goads consigned direct to the above, WM. BISHOP, Jun. Manage. THE ANjNUAL RAM AND EWE FAIR, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE WAffiAUPA AND EAST COAST PASTORAL AND AGMCULTURAL SOCIETY, [TILL beheld atthe SHOWGROUNDS, VV Carterton, on WEDNESDAY, 15th FEBRUARY, 1882. SALE commencing at NOON, ENTRANCE FEES. Firstß Sheep Is per head Over that number fid do Bincrlo Sbeeo 2a .do In order that Catalogues may be prepared, all entries should be lodged with Mr H. 11. Walters, at Carterton, on or before Friday, 10th February, 1882, at 2 p.m. W, oTiUGHANAN, President. Carterton, Deo. 29th, 1881. %2 CHAIRS. CHAIRS. T. S. JAGO, Has opened a large consignment of AMERICAN, AUBTItIAN, & ENGLISH CHAIRS, Whs* will be SOLD VERY CHEAP.;: t. a Tago, ■' SfEAH FURNITURE FACTORY, MkntRTOH. 962