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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1167, 1 September 1882, Page 4

'jMs^g^^6d^sM TVISEOTS apeolal attratiottß&undei^ '" ■'*'* "- 1 "" 1 - ' ""' .anio'tner.imprbvements. Stbokat 'valuation." ' . '.■■;;;■';;, ! 688' ; aore8,;feMei(i'aVd;dmdedliilto 19 •'-■ l 'ill ploughed and • cropped,*w'dll'watered, 10 roomed house and other imbfoveraftnts, near : Greytown, -W-v-R'j ' ■ '■■■ • -"^ ; ';i r ' ; - !;;iaJLi:.;)T >■[■'■'.■■_ ■'. ''."" 100 acres, situate-Waihakeke, fenced; - and improved; 4 mileß from Carter»( . ; ;,i:! ton,-i.!i..,..iiif>fi i;m./.-!'J;..l '.''' '...'• 600 ■'acres ■Kiid.West'Tar'atahi, fended' 1 aridsubdivided jpartdrainedswamp land, 'algood belt of Totara Bush, ~ ~good• 11^rooiued; houßQ,\(n§w) and substantial Vnt-buildings, i .'j;-|'/ ,' '■ 570, acres agnciilturcl land, sjtuate Tau. ..'■'.',,'. "h'erenikaii', fenced and, iubaivitle'd,' nearly all, ploughed and cropped, ■•' • : i'together witli-iOOP'sheep, 15. heaf of "dairy cows, horse's; farm imple* , meats, itcj, 11 " ■■' ' ';"'" 180 acres land at South Featherston; a ''"' ■' highly l iniproved'fanri' property.. 442 ■ acrep,!situate ; Dnderhill fioad,.'Featherston, fenced andßownmEngJigh'' '2700 n'cres.'godd'paetoM land, situate all : ' ' tlie'Tancr'u,'' fenced and 1 subdivided, '. woll watered arid town in"Ehglishl grass; 150 acres' sheop, .'i'hor'ses cattle, anil faim'implementa. 500 acres bri'thp East Taratahf, good ;., ( ., v,fnrm laiid,,ueariy. al(.ploughed and '■'•■"' Ti- cropV'feiiced;'BUbdivided, : and; otherwise well improved. 400 acres, adjoining, partly olegred and ■ • ,; 'Bowii'in English gwsß. ■ 1000 acres,' West Taratahi, || inile front--1 ; : age to main road;' jfencea'autdivided, : ■•' and otherwise well imprpvedi partly ~; ,; ploughedand'eropp'ed.'. ,; ' ''':. '126 acres,-' sections-No^'soTand" 304, Carterton, bush 'and.', • llai . 2540, acres near Gladstone,' fdrJoVd and ■'' ■ ' ;'Otherwise improved, good house and : 'substantial 1 '" outbuildings, ' 3000 young sheep,; cattle, horses, farming implements, <Sc, all the requisites i *i■• %ft gppd station property. - ' , 6 aores land at the Tauern, allptment Noi 13 part of seotion No. 8, T&ueru 90 acres first-olsss land, suited forja .. dair/farm,"' known as the Maori Clearing, near Carterton. ."■.. /. ...i-w- !.;. uy " 110 acres at Waihekekei near 'Steven's Mill, Carter ton, fenced aid; subdivided, bowii in English graßs. and well watered;,,a comfortable farm property. „i!' 48'aores splendid land, well improved, , • eituate Moroa, near Greytown. 293 acres first class land near Carterton carries 5 sheep to'the acre.' good Also, to let or for sale, a number of small properties and- town allotments, with' and without- buildings, in Greytown, Carterton, featherston,'and'Waiheng'a. i ■■ Full particulars can be obtained and every facility given for inspecting '■ the, properties, on application to-'<: l! -'' '•:' - rt ■-••• '■•''•-/'•WH/WOO'I), : 1154 : Auctioneer and Land-Agent, ' ..' ' MASTKitTOM - -"' COACH AND CARRIAGE FACTORY. : (i i"' ■ 'Muie' and. Dixon Bkos. .Jlave,rnado EXTENSIVK ALTERATIONS in their [.remises, enabling them' to still further increase their fame for building , A First-class Article. The above firm'are'determined to STOP THE IMPORTATION OP CHEAP TRASH into the Wnirarana, by building i. Nothing? biit 'First-class ;.;...,, ~■■„.,,.'. Vehicles."i'//. |) ' ifi'om the very best American materials aud at prices which for style',' durability and workmanship - .«:■■..■ ■•- :■ . DEFY COMPETITION,!,,. ■,. ; ; Onr customers still "ha.-e the. advantage in caseof breakage within a reasonable period of having it REPAUtBD.GRATIS., ; , , M. & D, B, havo taken since starting.in bliswcss air the FIRST PRIZES at the Wair'arapa 'Agricultural' Shows against all A capital assortment; of/CARRIAGE LAMPS in stock, and to arrive, at YEPJ LOW PRICES. ; MASTERTON COACH FACTORY.; Coach and Carriage; ;;,. ,! ; ;: builders,■; i v;:-; • ; codrtemi; ri AcE;;wEi.yilQf ON, BEG to inform the inhabitants of the ~ Wairarapa.that they.arejbuildirig'all sorts of Carriages, Buggies, Dog Carts. Brakes, Waggonettes, Expresses, Spring Carts,, and in fact anything in.the.Carriage trade.' All vehicles built by us axe guafari; teed for twelve montliß, Orders from the country caH be filled 'in'twehty-four hours; notice.' ' N.B.—Onband and for Bale'one beau-tifully-finished. Waggonsix." Aniericatt. .'Buggies, • bne'lnew! Express, one Secondhand Brake, and one Secondhand Buggy,; all of which will be sold at prices to suit'the times. i -ii'.i>/;,J.T-' ,ii .'/( Please notr the apdress— ROUSE oj.EURRELL, COACH AND CARRIAGE BUILDERS,' . „.; . >'l •. CoDETENiiY. Place,- ' J ■ . And at the Junction of Tinakori and Hutt . . - . -.Roads; i- •:; > •;■ .- WELiilNe-TONV" 11 . WAIPOUA WOOLWORKS &, TANNERY haryKsons^i •PROPRIEToRSi.:A:...;-..?MA6TERTdN. i'WodJU/ SJooured arid-; Gainfully Classedi j£-: the Works', and delivered at Railway iStation CURRENT RATES. :ft ~,.__ ..,..' ;.'■.-'- ~,.,. T':3,. :ONSALE..'■;";,'-,■»rrM .., LEATHER, WOOL MATS. ' Rabbit skin'and;Sheep, skin MATS manu- ' factured .to order. MASTERTONiGEHFB-R'A'PP&HABE, 1 | liamediate attention, to all oniert. 1119