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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1278, 15 January 1883, Page 4

TO LET—Bv Tender,—Tenders are in- } vited for leasing for ft term of thre>- ■ years:- • Lot 1. A paddock containing about 28 *»m, iltaato Monison't) Bush, between . Heun Kempton'a and Turnbull's sections, being part of seotionsNos, 65 and 60, Greytown Small Farm Settlement. ■ lot 2. A Paddook having a frontage of 7 chains to Lowe- VnUoy Road, by a depth of ■ 20 chains,' adjoining TiirnbuH's sections, About' three-quarters of a mile from the Grey town Butter and Cheese Factory, j 1 Tenders to bo sent in to my office iby . MONDAY, tho 15th instant. Highest! or . any tender not necessarily accepted. _ • Conditions may bo seen on application to y. a wood,! 1274 Greytowri. fjlOR IMMEDIATE SALE-A BARGAIN Jj On account of the owner leaving the district. ! 10 Acres first ola?s Land, fencod and subdivided, situate Belvidere road, Carterton, 6 chains from Carterton Railway Station (double ffontago), togotlior with one sixroomed house, ono four-roomed do, both substantially built and well-finished, sheds and other outbuildings, stockyard, garden, orchard, <&c. Tho positiou of the property close to the centre of Carterton, renders it admirably adapted for cutting up into buildin j{ allotments, and presents a splendid opportunity for a safo investment, For farther partioiil <>r o a'p'y to f,H, WOOD, ' 1244 Auctioneer und Estate Agent. FOR SALE. •yALUABLE STATION PROPERTY. Situate Gladstone, Wairarapa, Comprising '2IOO Acres l and, securely fenced, and sub-divided into convenient paddocks, laid down in English grass and well watered, good homestead and outbuildings, Stocxecoo oross-bred Sheep A few Cattle Horses Farm Implements, t:c. For further pari.'ciilars, apply to F, H, WOOD, Auctioneer and Estate Agent. A MERRY CHRISTMAS! AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR!! GEORGE DIXON BEGS to remind his numerous Customers and the General Public that he has now opened up A LARGE CONSIGNMENT or XMAS Toys! XMAS Presents!! AND XMAS Fancy Goods!! All to be sold these XMAS HOLIDAYS at YERY LOW PRICES! Come, before going ektwhere, and see ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE DAY, Not to be equalled either in PRICE or QUALITY ANYWHERE IN THE WELLINGTON DISTRICT, Am— Section 31, Dixon's Estate, with 21 chains frontage to a chain rond, containing acres faction % if acres Sectionna 31, 33, and 34, containing 1 acre 3 roods and 37 perches each. All comer sections 1 House and land, Queen-street I do Cole-atrpot (freehold) 3 Houses on 1} acres land, fronting Queen-Btreet, Upper Plain Road, and Chapel-street (leasehold, 13 years to run), on terms that will suit everybody. For particulars, prices, and ter.ns, apply to the undersigned, GEOKGE DIXON, Whombu® and Retail Tobaccokist (OppotiU Club Ikttl), MAST E- ETON, 4240 MRS G. CRICHTON, GLASGOW HOUSE, Lahbioh-qoay Wellinqtox, JOEING about to Bell her Business, will offer her Stock of MILLINERY At BFJ)UCKD RATES in order to clear, Fancy Needlework. Orders will receive Carem Attention, The above business being for side, in consequence of the Proprietor removing from Wellington, offers a favorable opportunity (or securing an established and FLOURISHING BUSINESS. 1272 The national mutual life ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA, (Limited). • Established 1889. HEAD OFFICE; Temple Chambers, Ifea-therston-st., Wellington. Hebimht Secretary THOMAS SWAIN, GEORGE YOUNG, Travelling Agent, Masterton, 1124 PUBLIC NOTICE. This is to notify that a quarter acre of Land belonging to the Wesleyan Church, and situated at Maurieeville North, Ijt been set "part for tho purpose of a IBurial C. round, with the sanction of the Colonial Secretary, in accordance with Section 48 of "The Cemeterieß Act, 1872." ' RAINSFORD BAVIN, Superintendent Minister. Wellington, December 30, 1882. 1268 WELLINGTON COLLEGE. GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL, THE Girls' High School will open on TUESDAY, 24th JANUARY, 1883, fer instruction in English, French, Latin, Jhthepiatics, Science, Singing and 'Needle»6rk, with German, Italian, Musio, Drawing «ai Dancing as Extra Subjects, FEES: Senior Pupils, £3 3s per Quarter, Junior Pupils, £2los „ „ Stationery 8s per Quitter in addition to lie above, Exfcn tubjecta from one to threo Guinedß per Qumtt-r by arraugement, All fees must be paid in advance.' OHAS. P. POWLES, 12$ Secretary,