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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 994, 8 February 1882, Page 3

Lowes': & lorns. 1 ,;.sale of,stock in,, trade. i j grocery, Ironmongery, k, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY,IITHj-,-- ; At 2o'eloclt.. ... lOWES.& JOHNS lmvc .received instriioJ tionslrom Mr J. I 1 ,'Waril, <wlui linn fliEcontinii6(,l;;;Jiis au<jtidn rdnms the whole of his' atoolt-jri-l li'iirto-. — 1 nroeefjvTea, Soap, Candles, Sago, . Oatmeal, Flour, Bacon,. Oilmen's Stores, Tinned Goods,'Jish, Ironmongery, ; Nails, Locks, Spades, Forks, Shovels,- ■ Tools,-Scale* and Weights,. Weighing Machine, Shop Fitting, &c. . NO RESERVE, 992 Sale of &c. • Saturday, February 11. At 2 o'clock. LOWES AND lORNS will sell at their rooms- , Furniture, now and second hand, ' • Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Sofas, 1 Chests Drawers, Dresser, Meat Safes, Crockery, Sundries, .. 'S)93 J LOWES AND lORNS' STOCK .SAL''JES FOR THE MONTH. MASTERTON -Saturday, lltli Feb, General. . CARTERTON—Wednesday, lStljFeb,, Ram .Fair. ; ■*.; MASTERTON .Wednesday, 22nd . Feb., 'Stock. FEATHERSTON—March lsi, ! SEock.TINUI -Maroh 3rd, Stock. 992 AT THE ANNUAL RAM AND EWE ' FAIR, ' PASTORAL ASSOCIATION YARDS*' CARTERTON. T OWES A lORN 3 will SELL, as above, U ou account of Rhodes Donald, Esq., 20 Romney Marsh Rains , ; 7 Purebred Lincoln on behalf of Messrs Jnhnston'Bros. 'l2 Purebred 2-toot.h Romnoy MarshRams, selected., from the flock f the late Mr Richard Barton. On acoount of Hugh McMaster, Esq.—'" '2O Pure-bred Lincoln Ewes .' • 20 Pnre-bred Lincoln Ram Lambß, Entries for this sale solicited as early as possible, in order that they mav be properly advertised, 972 LOWES AND lORNS are instructed by . Rhodrh Donat.h, Esq;, to sell by private treaty—- • That MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY known as "MANAIA," situate within two miles of Post Ofliee,' Alasterton, and only. 10 minutes' tfalk from the Kunipuni Railway station, This fino estate comprises 500 acres of first-clast land, only lifty acres being' bush. The whole is subdivided into convenient paddocks, with water in each. A most substantmlNEW RESID BNCE,containing thirteen rooms; also, woolshed, stable, outbuildings, and good nr.ehard. This has always been looked upon as one of the fiial properties iii the district, and will prove a good investment cither for ft farmer or a capitalist. For further particulars apjily to LOWES & lORNS, Masterton. 9tli January, 1882, 970 MILL PLANT FOR SALE CHEAP. 8-horso power Engine Junkers, Truck Wheelß Belting, and Sundries. 969 LOWES A' lORNS. TTIOR SALE,—The unexpired lease,of. wre. ~L 84, -fronting: ;■) 'streets,' The" lease' having 16 years to run, together with 8 stalled stable, Securely." fenced and improved. A site suitable for any Business. For terms or particulars app'y to LOWES & lORNS, 979 Auctioneers. Masterton. Lowes and lorns, (late J. loins & Co.) MASTERTON, AUCT'ONIWKN, STOCK SALESMEN. LAM) AND ESTATE AGENTS, VALUATORS, dfc. , ' CASH ADVANCES made upon ' Stock entered far bona Jtde sale. . Agents for National. Fire Insurance Company, A.M. Provident fiooitity,' Raid and Gray, Dunedin, and Wellington Trust and Loan Company, 9-10 T, K, Muorloiiuld & Co. Is tub Estatk ov the lath William Millkii Esq. ' On WEDNESDAY, FISBRUARY 15th, 1882, At 2 o'clock jj, m, IN THE EXCHANGE .LAND AND MER- - CANTILE AUCTION ROOMS, Paxaiia-street, m KENNEDY .MACDONALD & CO, J. . are favored with instructions from the Executors of the late William Miller Esq to sell by public auction in their Exohange Land and Mercantile Auction Rooms Panama treet; on Wednesday the 15th day of February, 1882, at 2 o'clock p.in, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT*THE LEAST • RESERVE. That splendid HOTEL PROPER ttVa* FEATHERSTON' known as the "EMPIRE HOTEL" situated on ' . part of Towni'Section No 176, Featherston, a MAnNiPicENT Cornrh Block, havinga frontage of 204 feet to Johnson-street' artd 132 feet to. Harrison-Streef The Hotel contains Bar, Billiard-room, Dinky room, Coininercial-roonil 5 Parlors, Bar-room, Kitchen, Scullery Stores . • houj? ParitrV- Hilland Passage, on ' tho ground floor, (iud Bath-room 'and "2 PArlwa oii' the upper floor. ,- t The outer offices ,'are first-class, .and,.th§ ! Stables and C'oacli-hoiißa. accommodating: over. . JO horses, cannot be surpassed. The hotel ;and stablesvcost over £4OOO about five years ago j ttey are adjacent to the Railway-' Station Post and Telegraph Offices and command a most beautiful panoramic .view of 'tho Wairarapa Lake and surrounding country. The Hotel is wellknown as being at present in the occupation of Mr . Barrett. The atnek,, furniture, and licenso can be taken at a valuation, anil liberal terms givon for, the payiiiejit of same. : ..... . . -, . . . 'For Plans of property conditions of sale or. other particulars apply to the Auctioneers or to Messrs Brandon, Shwr and Jjßraudou Solicitors', Featherston-street. : A N O T I O E. LL. accounts.'duo 'to 1 the late:firm'-of' Watson and Winteringham are respectfully 'requested to be paid .to Mr. Geo. \Vatspn,.who,will discharge the liabilities of tlie lato. firm, \ " The business tfill be carried on in all its branclie« by. (Jkokob Watson, at the shop, Queen-street, Masterton, under thastyle,. of G. Watson <£ Co. 1 '" • : I CiEORGE WATSON . ■ c. wintErijiwham.M February,!) 1882. ' - 1 ' x -'990 T Qdk.'oU? : tor -fhe' MASTERTON autumn • Horticultural •nip INDUSTRIAL SHOWon WEDNESDAY; FEBRUARY 22nd. ' 994