Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1370, 4 May 1883, Page 3

:i";:;'-':X(OwesSi&*IorhlHT;::*v ; i .;i Sale of Furniture & Sundries I JU roomsa quantity of new and second hand furniture consisting of:—, ,i,'- .h ' Chairs, Tables, Carpets, Oiloloths, , Treacllo. Sewing ■ Machines'' (various ■ makes),! Ohests-Drawors; Couokes,; Wasbatands, Bedsteads (double and> Binfjlo), Lamps, Crookory, Fenders, Cooking Utensils, So, <fco, 5 Silver and Gold Watohes Olooks, &c, <to, 1357

Osgood turnips^: at Taratuhi, with right of grazing 1360 vy-v';. : ::. : :.:vrL6WBB'».IOm-': List of Properties for Sale LOWES 'A lORNS, AUCTIONEERS, Masterton. KAA AOBEB OP IMPROVED oyjxJ ■.. LAND, MastertonFenced, sub-divided, and Good Houso and outbuildings, . ftAAOREFARM, -,- :VV■■■-.■■' .v OPAKI- ■■'■ ;■ Improved, substantial Honß6 ! and Outbuildings. . 9ft AQ ACRES SHEEP AND CATTLE Avvo RUN, Lower VaueyLandße'BtQuality, improved, 27 paddocks, 13-roomed house and outbuildings, stock at valuation, ':'■''•'. ti/TA ACRES SHEEP ANDOATTLE i-0 1 V rtjn, on THE PAHAtfRIVER—- . With Houso and outbuildings. •-' '■■■'■ rjnf\ ACRES GOOD BUSH LAND, I u v Near Waingawa River. ; Timber suitable for saw mill, : £ ACRES LAND, ''•■■■■ " lobns' Estate; Masterton, 1 ACRE BUSINESS SITE, 4 Masterton, 1 ACRE, . 2 Masterton—, ■ :■:. Work shop, dwelling house,, and stable., - £Q* ACRES good land, at Upper 04)0 Tauevu; road frontage; well watered 7 ACRES Land, Masterton, with dwelling house and other improvements,' securely fenced; permanent water. Q fy/» AOISES Splendid Land, G miles £fi\) from Masterton, fenced and well watered, ■J Q/\ ACRES'Land, subdivided. into XDU four paddooks; dwelling hbuße, yards, shed, and other improvements; well watered, and small portion good bush; carrying 230 sheep, 30 head of cattle, and a number of howes. SECTIONS IN MOTLEY'S ESTATE. SECTIONS 13 and 14. Pait of Towa Aore 23, Masterton, SECTIONS 19 and 20, Colo-Btreet, Easy :T7IOR SALE.-A Valuable property in the Jj Whareama District, comprising : 1600 Acres Freehold, and VOO acres Leasehold ; together with 3000 Sheep and SO Cattle. Particulars apply to' " ■'•■■■'■ •■ ' : ' LOWES & lORNS, 10C0 Masterton,

0. EDMONDS AJJD COMPANY'S CEIEBRATED INVALID STOUT. PETONE BREWERY, WELLINGTON, THIS STOUTis brewed specially forporsanslnweak nud failing l\eaUh, and foraged poonla. It is mild, strong, and invigorating, and is highly rocornmonded by tlioniodlcal profession. It is known from analysis that tho water used at tlio Potono Brewery possesses wonderful medicinal and curat!vo properties, and is particularly well-adapted forbrewingpurposes, retaining its peculiar properties in tho finished article. Tho Maoris have had a tradition for centuries of tho great benefit derived by Invalids in drinking the water from this celebrated spring. Is only gonuino when tha bottle boars our signature 0. EDMONDS & CO. RESULTS OF ANALYSIS-No. 1-ALE. :-"A clear bright well-flavored Ale with good body, sweet after-taste; forms good head." No. 2-PORTER:-"A sound well-flavored and ripened sample of Porter: makes a good head. Both samples wcro found so bo unadulterated in any way." J.HECTOB, Museum Laboratory, Wellington, ~ December 29th, 1831. Delivered at any Station in tfie Wairarapa for 8k 6d per dozen, ■ THE PUBLIC TBUBT OFFIOB OF ..NEW-ZEALAND. ATTENTION is directed to the provisions, of the Acts establishing this office and to the advantages placed thereby within the roach of every colonist. Subject to such provisions the State offers.to overyp«rson: _ 1. About to make his or her will or codicil 2. Intending to provide for wife and children or others by deed of settlement .3. Settling property by way of marriage ■/settlement. : '■■■■"■ 4. Desiring to renounce the trusts ofa will having been appointed executor or trustee under the samo 5. Having acted as trußtct, executor, or administrator, wishing to bo relieved of. the burthen of rusteeship or adnpistration the option of using thp State machinery, and gives an absolutp guarantee against loss of funds by fraud or dishonesty. Every information may ,lo obtained from WILLIAM SELLAR, Esq,., Agent, at Masterton and Greytown, or from E. 0 HAMEMON Public Trustee.

nHBAP FURNITURE.-Seo advertise\J ment in another column. A. FARMER, IN THE MATTER OP THE BANKRUPTOY OF JOB YM OF M&S- , TERTON, STOREKEEPER. I HEREBY give notice that liaving sold all the unrealized estate of the Bankrupt to Mr JOHN VILE of Clareville, he, the said JOHN VILE, in entitled to collect all outstanding accounts and doLta. Dated this 22nd day of March, 1883. < ; : ! ' : -ARTHUR HASELL, ; ! ' ;■■.'• ; ;'i-i''-'' ' .Cre'ditofa Trustee,. ■■■ Witness: >O. ; R, Forwood, Solicitor, Brandon •Wellington." :: 1340 SALE OF FURNITURE. Being about to make alterations and let a portion of his'premises, ' - : WILL OFFER FURNITURE GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!I ; Beginning FBIDAY, 27th inst. This will be found by those who inspect tho stock to be a Genuine Sale of General Furniture, comprising both ornamental and useful artioles.i n;.'. -.j; ■(•■'.■;." -■ The Sale will only continue until the stook is sufficiently reduced, and while the stock is varied and affords a good choice, it will not last long at the prices the goods will bt offered at. ■.• ■ i .-\y. . 'i: : Terms cash, or three months' approved bill?, with 2i per cent, added,, ; h:;, : ; ']> IV : -A. : 'f:AiMEB;f .. : Odba-sikeeV;;vv^lt^3fi3 LOST-Between Taratahi and Wailienga, a small Portmanteau. Finder mil be rewarded on returning same to W. Perry, Mastorton. 1367 CHEAP FURNITURK.-See advertisement in another column. A. FARMER, 1 Cuba-Btioel. ' ' " 1363