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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1294, 3 February 1883, Page 3

T. IC. Macdonald & Co. v y w IN THE EXCHANGE, LAND AND MERCANTILE AUOTION BOOMS; ' • 1' ELtilN OXOH. '' 7 joN TUESDAY, ;6ih "FEBRUARY, 1093, j at2 b'olofik'Vitiii' jSa'o by' Carder of the Ttfortgageo/ 'and iinfler ! conduct;Of ths Kegiatrarof the : Supreme Couft'of New Zs^aud,'Wellington., ~ m KENNEDY MACDONALD ' CO, 1, have been favored with instrtiotioiis to sbll liy public autitioh bn tlid atioVe ciatfl, under the powers of the knd ; Transfer Act, 1870, and the amendments thereof—- :' All that SECTION oI.LAND containing . 100sores;more or'leas', itbd beinf? : the section No 'l2, SMALL FARM SETTLEMENT TAR ATA HI PLAIN, aud well ;known as .beingthe property of Mr A, Roy, : . "■' Also,'' 1 "' ' Part ol section No 116, Small Farm : " Settlement, Taratahi Plain, con-. ■ tainins! 10 acres, • , . For Furthei partioolars apply to' 1 Messrs BRANDON, m% k BRANDON, Solicitors'for the niortgagee j Or to THE AUCTIONEERS. 1283 ST. GEORGE'S HALL, THE URE AT' SA( E ! FURNITURE! PIANOS 11 , LONDON BANKRUPT STOCK, " Ex' Lady Jocelyn. HE balance of the shipment is now landed, and the goods are-open for' ... .V ■ selection at Lkbs than Cost Prick, ~ ; • ■ -'-'i ,■. as they MUST BE. SOLD, . . s<i " >(,«•' (L "Open from Op cloclito.S.j The Best Value ever impQrt'ud' int6 tKo> •Colon)., . . . SATURDAY, 3FD ■ FEBRUARY, ■At one o'clock, ' " ' . Important to Builders, Contractors, Sash , and Door Makers,

LOWES & lORNS have received instruc- ' tiona from the Masterton Theatre Royal Company to sell on the premise, Empire Store, the Turned Work, Snsliee, Counters, &c.,. consisting of Quantity Turned Bailings, & Immense Ornamental Counters, Drawers and counter fittings, Staircase, Railing, and Cupboards, 4 Large Sashes 10 feet .each, . 1G Medium Sashes, 8 feet each. IMPORTANT TO PARTIES WISHING TO PURCHASE A VALUABLE FREEHOLD NEAR MASTERTON. LOWES & lORNS lire instructed to sell by private treaty, about 1400 acres of really FIRST CLASS GRAZING LAND, within five miles of' Masterton. There are only about .100 acres of bush, the balance of nearly. 1300 acres is low undulating country, possessing rich soil, on limestone formation, part is already sown with English grass, it also has a good aspect overlooking the Te Ore Ore plains. This magnificent property will be sold at a low' figure, one half-cash balance on Mortgage at 0 por cent. Well watered by lunnlrig streams, A large portion of the land suitable for Agricultural purposes. .. . For further particulars and terms apply to • LOWES & lORNS, Land Agent," Masterton. • 15th December, 1882, ' 1255 COMPACT RUN FOR SALE—Contain. \j irig 1013 acres splendid agricultural and pastoral land, overlooking the Wairarapa Lake, subdivided into IS paddocks j together with 19 roomed house, conservatory, aud bath rooms, stables, men's cottage; shed, covered sluep dip, yards.; Permanent spring water laid on to the buildings. This magnificent proper y is delightfully situated and is within three minutes walk froih railway flag station. For particulars apply to LOWES <fe lORNS, Auctioneers, 12U3 FOil SALE OR LEASE.-Compact sheep run, nine miles from Masterton, comprising 1635 acres of first-class pastoral laud, sub-divided into convenient paddooks, well watered. Dwelling house, shed, yards, dip, &o. At present carrying 3001) sheep and 40 head of cattle, For terms and particulars apply to '.. LOWES & lORNS,' ' 1293 Auctitoeers, Masterton,-

jy£.ISB.BKBT'B pupils will re-aßtemble on•WEDNESDAY, 7th February, when the firetterm of 1883 begins, - 1289 iy£ ISS MORIION'S PUPILS Re-assemble on MONDAY, ' February 6th,. . Ohuroh-street, Maaterton, - January 15,1883. 1277 "isFIuLL will RE-OPEN.' her Board- '' ing and Day School,-at her residence, Willis-Street, Wellington, on - WEDNESDAY, the 24th JAN (lARY. BOARDERS RECEIVED FROUTfIE GIRLS'. HIGH SCHOOL. - • i 1 jyj-RS WILSONE Will RE-OPEN her Boarding & Day School on MONDAY, 29th current; VACANCIES for a few Boarders attending the public school,. Perry-st, Masteiton, Jan 20. 1283 gOARDINUAND DA* SCHOOL CoLK-SI'BEET, MASmTQH. . ' ; Principal : Miss BEST. A thoroughly sound English Education forms the basis' of the'instruction given, and, in addition, the following subjects are taught ~, French, German, Italian, Latin,' Algebra, Music, Drawing one Needle' work. Domestic arrangements are liberal and home-like. 1 Terms moderate.' Prospectuses forwarded on application. The First Term of 1883 begins oa WEDNESDAY, 7th February, ' Evening Oliss for French'. •_ NOTICE. . . • OVERDUE DEBTS owing to me will be placed in the hands of my solicitor, Mr A. R. Bunny, with instructions to take immediate proceedings for their re covery, unless the same.be. paid within 'twenty-one dayß from this date, ■ , . W. H. HOSKING. Masterton, January ; 3l, 1083. 1291 HUNTER'S PIONEER BATH BOOMS, CARTERTON, \ (Next Marquis oj Normanby Hotel.) BATHS ready at all hours of the day, Hot and Cold Water laid on. AU requisites for the bath and toilet. provided,, ■ PRICES—Siagle Rath I'b; quarterly Ticket as j, agreejoeut, : ; /',. , V A TRIAL INVITED, : ;^v