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J. T. LOV OF M^N;NERB^TREET;' (Wholesale andßeUil.),., ALSO GALVANISED IRON WORKER; m rpRY— Hia Wishing Coppcxa, TRY-His Non-Explosive : Kerosene Lamps. : 'lhey cannot bnt, JjlOR— Personal Sanitary Purposes. JpHY— His Baths of every description. IF You want your 1 smoking ohimnej cured ■ Tr jKLove's chimney pots HE Me.licnl Professor's attention in called to Mr Love's Bronchitis, Croup and iJiptheria STEAM (recommended by this Lancet), 10s 6d T Orders attended to from any part of thi country. Agents for Caiterton and Greytown—lJ', H. WOOD & CO, ~ „ Masterton and Country Distriots-LiC) WES & lORNS.

, G. S.W.DALBYMPLE, Financial, Insurance, and Station Agent, Masterton. ESTABLISHED, INVEROARGILL, 1863; HOKITIKA, 1866; MASTERTON, 1876, ' " ; Agencies: ; Tki Standard Insurance. Company of New Zealand; Fire, Marine, and Fidelity Gwantse; Jeyh Perfect Purifier', pisenfectant, cmd Sheep Dip; Norbwrtft 7)wi11)44)A PIV)O9 • /1«/J laPo Aoor\Aintinn /vl i Draining Pipes; and Mutual Life Association of Audi alia. FOR SALE. Price. Alfredton, 640 acres, aheep-farm 1760 Rangitumau, 100 acreß,' dairy, ; 700 Rangitumau, 125 acres, dairy, 1000 Qreytown, 689 acres, Arable 1 (arm . ! 6600 Rangitumau. 600 acres bush land 560 Pakuratahi, 300 acreß, dairy farm I 2100 Rangitumau, 2143 acres bosh land, . 2680 'Carterton, 143 acres arable land, 1287 Taneru, 2500 aprps sheep farm, stock, 7800 1 Station, 13,000 acres, 7000 sheep, 400 cattle, '! ■ ! 32,500 Kuripuni, 2 houses and i aero 301, Opaki, 167 aores. dairy (arm 316. '' ' ' 800 319. 334. Greytown, 688 acres, dairy farm, ■ ,1400 shsep, | 688(1 Opaki, 120 acres, bush land ! 180 Station, 14,200 acres, 10,000 sheep, 350 cattle, 30,000 Ruamahunga, 100 acres, dairy farm, 1 ' 650 No. 1 Price, £ 335, Carterton, 50 acres, dairy farm, 650 339. Accommodation house, 16 acres, 40C 34!. Mauriceville, 45 , acres felled bush, grassed, : 180 348. Rangitumau, 226 acres, fern land, ; fenced, ' ! 90£ 352. OpaH, 60 acres; dairy farm,! 48C 354. Hotel, ' " ' C00(i 357. Ojjaki, 170 aores, arable farm,.. 170 C 361. Dixon-st, 4-roomed 'house, 18S 362. Station, 5000 acres, 5000 sheep, 20,00(1 363. Station,' 6460 acres—bOQO shpep 20 cattle. ! [ i 12.000 365, Hotel ' ; 30OC 366. Hotel • ' 1 ; | 400 C 3fiß, acres drained • Swamp fenced and grassed 800 C 369, Station, 4650 acres, 4400 Bheep 16,27 C 370, Masterton—Gloomed house and laud : ! • 32£ 374. Opaki— 835 acres, 750 Bhee'p 4125 377. „ 472 „ fern land fenced 2655 TOW, Rent 355. Rangiiumau—29s aores dairy farm 356, Masterton—lk(wmed houße and land ' Money to lend on land in sums to suit borrowers at from 4 to 7 per cent. Rent £ 370. Masterton--8-roomed house Aland 3( 371. Te Ore Ore—l6s aores grassed and fenced r,{

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Singe* The finger is Unequalled 1 Machine Singers " 4 • Machines Singers Has the Largest Bale ; Machm^ S$ ?w»f» fife Singer's- Has the Largest Sale I 'Machin.-* Singer's iy Haa.tbe'Largest Bale j Machines f! n 8"! s ...Mas the Largest Sale i Wj,;" Singers T , ... ° , . , : Machines SingirV ;; ' Has the Largest bale : Machine, Singer's HiU thfi Largest Sale j Machines. Hab ttieweit . i Singers : , .1 .'A ■i - .-.iw ■ , Machines to:«cW#*ii*ißßS Singer's IS ' THE 1 CHEAPEST > Machines Sjnge:'s jg ' THE' ; CHEAPEST • §*£ .IS'THE Si!" Singers' 1$ . 'Tilli 1 tM. >I iioi ' "Uachitn-i iM'-ujiUMvi; )MjK Sgl** .Jg® Machfe Singir's IS JL'ijlli CHEAPESTI Machines Sin|eVs■' " 'l ; v . .-Machines, :Sirfgeri < Half-a-crown per j Machines Singer's" "Hlawcrown'phr Week j Machines Singer's*/' per week 1 i Machines ! &. Singer's ' Half•a-cru'wli'fer week ; Machines. Singer's HUlf-a-crowu pel' week , Machines Singer's 1 1 " Machines SfnlerV" 1 " Office jiSjsS Singer'i-—i J. „ Machines S|ngw;s; :;QUAY te QUAY , i Jfcfe' iltoger's ; LAMB!I'ONni.QUAY:.t I Machines; Singer's; •'(... .•LAMBTON -Q.OiYfG; MkJbms' LAMBTON QUAY i QUAY ' sach|n« Sinew's - Machines .i^;WEL'iINI}TON.SS Singers • ; .( : Machines Six 1 " ' ' : Marlines SINGER'S SEWING IIACHINEB; H. PETERSEN, (Late Pahkks ani> Pbtkiisen.) BOOT <fc SHOE MANUFACIUKEIi AND IMPORTER, j Next Club Hotel, BEGS to return his sincere thanks foi the patronage accorded to' his firm and hopes by attending to the wants o( hi sustomers to 'receive a continuance of, thi ame. ■ " Workmanship and Fit Guaranteed. a large stock always on hane . TO CHOOSE FROM. Ropaii-s neatly executed. H., PETERSEN, LOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER . MASTERTON. 1 - ' W~TETH, BOOT &• ■SHOEMAKER, Masturton ; begs to inform his friends that he ii now in a position, to executo orders at price! unequalled in the Wairarapa. A, greal variety of Boots on hand,at : very lov prices, : 1 ; One trial will be a sufficient guarantee. i 112 a J. H. SMITH,: (iENKRAL COMMISSION AND HOUSE ACtENT, 1 ~ " " 1, Willis-st., Wellington! next Empire Hotel HAVING licen appointed agent' foi ' SUTTON & SONS (the QUEEN'S fcSE KDBMEN, of ■ Beading, England) begs t< inform Gardeners) Farmers, and theimhabi tantß of the Wairarapa t'lat lie has a choici selection of' '''" *• VEGETABLE' FLOWER, AND GRASS 1 '''SEEDS," ' And can supply .the same in any the'most reasonable prices. . ' • ' Lists oii implication. |v W 7 ■' The new Amerioan Wonder PE/; 3s 6d pe: pint, comes rea'dy fnr ; tlie table in five weeks -height trn"inehei I i( (J . The Early Sunrise _ I'KA, 3s .6d per. : quarl ; 1 firet'class for! niisi't lit gardening pifriidlf'sj' ' : : h«i{lit 9 feet'. ' .'• 111.' PALMER & ALDRICH, AIiCTIONBRS, LiND, KsTATK, AND (inNEHAI - CoMMISsroN Aobnts j i ' (Corner ofFeniherslon and Johnslon-ilreeii J Wellington;'; INTIMATE to the Public that thenar liow prepared to conduct ta.les.by; Auc tion of Laiid, Houses, Properties. and,Oene ral Merchandise'at iheirßoomSj or,outside Cash advances lii'ade pn 'o Funguß, Hides. Tallow, Sheepskins; Rabbit skins, Dairy Produce, for sale or Shipment . Prompt settlement accompanying Acqoun Sales. . ; i*' . Agents for the Lilly Butter Maker, im ported direct from America. : Inspection in vited. Messrs Alcock & Co.'s BilliardTablef Swallow and Ariel Golden , Sjfrup,.; an] .l&mele, Confectioners'.' ~,, , ,>l, > i e '' 'lb9 . HAT as» CAP MANUFACTURER;; .WeLUNGTON. NiPffiR 1 , AND NiLBON..,i TWEED Hats .made of any material, An . forwarded to any part of tlie'countr POST FREIi on lßusijjt of P.OJOrdpr f( /! Ties, 9 &0.1 ireen • 1 'Ol

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Issue 1173, 8 September 1882, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Issue 1173, 8 September 1882, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Issue 1173, 8 September 1882, Page 1

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