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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1140, 1 August 1882, Page 3

, qWOTESDAY, AUGUST !. . - fit 2 o'olook. . . Furniture, Saddlery, |and " Produce. j inetruo- _ a onß k° m Mr Pugaley, is leaving for Sydney, to sell at Mr' Auotion Rooms the whole of' his i HOUSEHOLD FURMTURE & EFFEOT3, The list will compriae— ' :'i ; Bedateadß, Single and Double' Drapery, Chairs, Tables '' —_ i -Tables, Carpets., Matting, Sewing Machine, :•< Toiletware! Waßhstanda ! Glassware, Cutlery, Crookeiy ! 0 .. Curtains, Blinds L ' | : Coolunj Utensils, A large lot.of sundries, including— Saddlery) Harness, 1:0 Tools, Poultry, Produce, j • v Ironwork, and Sundries, ! lij IJ4Q POR SALE.—i>SO acres Splendid . .Land sitnato about 4|. miles from Masterton; 300 acres of .which, is good graas capable of wintering 500 sheep, Balance is of light tawa bush, rabbit-proof fencing. Double Btockya-d and men's whare.: All the clear land is good soil upon limestone formation, the bush rich alluvial soil,200aores could be cropped it once, ■This property is adjoining the blook of 1,400 acres about to be sold by the Government, and possesses special, advantages for intending purchases, as containing so much cleared land, and affording easy access to the Government block, • For particulars, apply to LOWES & lOANB, List of Properties for Sale BY LOWES & lORNS, AUCTIONEERS, Masterton. £OO ACRES of improved LAND, Masterton— Fenced, sub-divided, and Good House and outbuildings. 1 RC\ ACRE FARM, OpakiImproved, substantial House and OutOftlA ACRES SHEEP RUN. * UW GLADSTONE— Fenced, sub-divided, House, Wool' Shed, Dip Yank with 3000 sheep. 2609^1^™? Land Best Quality, improved, 27 paddocks, 13-roomed house and outbuildings, stook at valuation, £AA ACRES SHEEP AND DAIRf FARM, Featherston— Well Improved. 1 /V7O ACRES SHE EP ANDOATTLE RUN, ON THE Pahac RIVER— A ACRES GOOD BUSH LAND, _ Near Waingawa Riveb. Timber suitable for saw mill. Fenced and sub-divided, House Yards. Seotions 19 and 20, Cole-st.-A Bareain. 11 ACRES, b 2 Masterton— With good House, conservatory, stable, dairy, orchardi £ ACRES, ' : ' Masterton— T With new house of 11 rooms, garden, orchard, £ ACRES LAND, lorns' Estate, Masterton, 1 ACRE BUSINESS, SITE, J Masterton. 1 ACRE, 2 . Masterton— ; Work shop, dwelling house, and stable.' SECTIONS IN BENTLEY'S ESTATE. Pait of Town Aore 23, Masterton, ; . 1060 FOR SALE. . ' >3 ECLIPSE. R 1 i'' l . Calved March 22nd, 1870— Siui'.Z ' ml Book, yol V., page 13. Nil 1 YEOMAN.;;,"' White Hull. Calved November 28th, 1869 -&c N.Z. Huidßook, vol Y., page3G, No 55. RED PRINCE 11. Red and white Bull, Calved December 13th, 187B —See N.Z. Herd Book, vol Y,,' page 27. No 67. , SIG-NOR. Roan Bull Calved Maroh 29th, 1878: by Red Prince II.; dam Royal Princess—See Cmterbury Herd Book, vol 11., page 79. No. WAIHORA, White Bull Calved April 26th, 1877 ; by Manitho-SeeN.Z.Herd Book, vol V.,page 21; No. 215, Pam Rosa-Sco NZ. Herd, Book, vol Y„ page 89. Apply, : D. McMASTER. • Tuhitarata, ONE OF THE MANY I: "T HAYE always had my clothing made J_ until you opened here, and I bought, one of your fine suits, "remarked a customer one day last week, "but I find that l ean be fitted, just as well, ami. as far as I can see, fully as stylish, at a great saving from customary prices." >... SUCH remarks in our Store are hecoi - ing quitecomnimi. Another gentleman said he "Never saw such elegant, realy made clothing in his life," Remains Hike these are particularly pleabing to üb7 it assures us that our ett'orts to supply the public with elegant garments at a reasonable price are appreciated. It is a fact that'm keep clothing unattainable elsewhere, We show Colonial Worsted Diagonals eat in Saokß, Single-breasted Frocks, and Prince Alberts, with silk facings and full Bilk lined. Which we sell at 4=Os the' Suit.,' Call and inspect the Extensive Stook at— RAPP d HARE'S : . * EMPORIUM, 1 ! ' j ' ' 1139 WAIPOUA WOOLWORK£J& TANNERY, HARVEY & SONS, ! PROPRIETORS ~... MASTERTON. PURCHASERS OF WOOL, HIDES, * SHEEPSKINS, &o. „ , _"Wool Scoured and Carefully Classed at ' the Works' and 'delivered at Railway Station SLOWEST CURRENT T 'ON.rSALB/'; KIP, BASILS, TOQ[.BALES, HARNESS z ■)V] LEA.TJIEK, WOOL, MATS, '!, i'i Rabbit skin and Sheep skin MATS mann--:-;ia«lured-to •-£?: i AGENTfeRAPP;& HATffi. Immedttte attention given to all orders. 111^