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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1483, 14 September 1883, Page 4

For Sale or To Let. MtmOim'O& DEFERRED j ...PAYMENTS ■ \ i "TTCTE are instructed by a property owner VV in Dixon's Estate to offer Freehold Sections, 44ft by 198 ft, nearly in'the centre of the Borough, fronting Dixon-street., upon new and exceptional' terms: that is, the purchaser paying a small deposit, can have a good substantial; dwelling house erected to liis own order or design, with possession as Boon as completed)' paying the balance of tbo purchase money on deferred payments sprisad, Inspeotionisinvitea of very comfortable dwelling containing 5 rooms and soullery, 3 lire places jip'ump and copper in scullery; land,. 40it k"'l32ft"r Queen-street.,' right oppositenewschool, Pricoforcash, £335 0«ly- j r;r 01J _ : ,' .''.,',' Persona desiring [Loans on good freehold I seourity, or wishing to invest in a sate and profitable Local Society, should apply to R. Brown, M»n»"i* M&startnn Building Sooiety, Mr 1 SALE. Dwelling 0 f rooms and 5 acres of good land, dairy,' cowshed, &o. £350. Dwelling of brooms and Bection of land, £l2O. ; Dwelling of 6 rooms'and section in Bentley'e estato, £UO. 40 acres at Mauriceville, partly cleared, on terms, I Several Sections of land in Cole-st. J Acre of' land in Cole-st, fenced and grassed, l on the- easiest terms. Dwelling house in Wrigley's estate, Easy terms. ■ A few exceptional bargains in Dixon's estate, allotments of nearly an acre and a half for £IOO, and on terms. Farms for sale on the Opaki with all necessary mprovemerits, 400 Acres land at Opaki, £4. Terms. Superior dwelling, outbuildings, good garden. Terms, , • Agents for BANSOME, HEAD, * JEFFERIES, Agricultural Implement makers. CATALOGUES of Threshing Machines, Engines, Ploughs, Grubbers, Harrows, of all improved descriptions. , R. BROWN & CO., 1288 Council Chambers, Masterton, TO LET, OR FOK SALE. Fellmongery situate at Carterton, TWO acres land and suitable buildings, comprising dwelling houso, wool shed, sweat house, drying and other sheds, Good creek running through property. For further particulars.apply to . F.H.WOOD 1458 Greytown or Cartorton. ; FOR SALE-A BARGAIN.'. £ A Acres first class Land, situate about t) U six miles from Masterton, and being Section No. 72 on tho plan of Block No. 11, Miki Miki Survey district, For further particulars, apply to ■ ;: F. H, WOOD, 1424 Auctioneer and Estato Agent. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE-A Bargain--62} Acres first class Land, all flat, situate on main line of road Masterton to Alfredton, Section No 196. For further particulars apply to ,•.,- F, H.WOOD, 1426 .' ' Auotloncor and Estate Agent. IMPORTANT NOTICE, BELVIDERE ESTATE, CARTERTON. FOR PRIVATE SALE, FH. WOOD has been favored willi in- • fl'ructions from the Scottish and New Zealand Investment Company of Invoroargill, to dispose of the balance of unsold sections in the above estate, ranging from 13 to 56 acres, by private contract, at the upset prices, and on the samo liberal terms as at previous auction sales, viz; a cash deposit of 10 per cent., balance to be paid by equal yearly payments extending over ten years. Amount owing to bear interest at 7 per cent; 1 Or the whole may be paid off at any time without notice, Further particulars may be obtained and plans of the property seen at either the Carterton or Greytown offices of the undersigned : _ F. H, WOOD, 1408 Auctioneer and Estate Agent, [7l O R SALE. That valuablo building allotment opposite the liank of New Zealand, Carterton. SPLENDID INVESTMENT, For particulars apply to ANDREW McKENZIE, 1465 Carterton. OCR SALE, a- freehold Biiokyard with F over 200 ft frontage, suitable for buildin? on, in the City of Wellington ; also a Leasehold one with engine, boiler, and brick machine, and Cottages, 4c,; 18 years to run; terms can be made to suit purchaser. A sure fortnpe to one or two Bteady men, or any person who bos a hundred or two, willing to look after the men, can Btand in halves'by applying to O. W, Clayton, Collegestreet Wellington. Also 200 acret five 50acre blocks, and two 10 aore being Nos. 49 and 50 Fitzherbert, also 47 Cottages on very easy terms, from'£2s cash, Every property will be sold very cheap, as the owner is retiring from business on account of ill health. The deeds of the property to be seen at the offices of Messrs Ollivier, Holland and Brown, Sollicitors,or the owner, O. W. Clayton, College-street Wellinpten. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT. . CHARLES J. FREETH begß respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Wairarapa that ho commenced busineeson 2nd July in the premises known as the Union Club, close to Empire Hotel, Masterton, as NATIVE AGENT, LICENSED INTERPRBTER, and GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, and- having bad many years experience as a New Zealand farmer, would call the special attention of Settlers, ltiinholders, and others, in all parts of the district, to hb STOCK and PRODDCE REGISTRY BOOK,' where every facility is offered to persons wishing either to Buy or Sell Sheep, Cattle, Horses, Farm Produce, j'Farming Implements, &c„ &c, and as there will bo no charge made unless a purchase or sale is effected, ari inspection of the terms 0! the Registry Book is respeotfully solicited. Parties wishing to register in this office can do so by letter, when every attention will be immediately given and full particulars for warded, A Registry will also be kept where gentlemen reguirinß farm servants, ;etb., or servants wishing for employment, may be respectively suited. Parties having proper ties for sale will do well; to communicate with the undersigned. Tradesmen's books kept, Rents collected, etc. Private Lessons given in the Maori language. CHARLES i, FREETH. Oitiob—Opposite Theatre Royal, Masterton. 1416 I Mr A. de la Roche. BEGS leave to inform the inhabitants 01 Masterton and surrounding districts that he intends forming classes for the tuition of FRENCH, ITALIAN and GERMAN, (Olmndobf'b Method.) His intention is to mako his charges so moderate as to bring them within the reach of rich and poor. PRIVATE CLASSES will.be/formedlfdr;, YOUNG LADIES.—PupiIB will be attended | at their residenceß.—Mr DE LA ROCHE'S place of residence being close to tho Govern-1 mepf School makesit convenient for children;! attending the paid school to receive their lessons. Should inducement be held, out chtsses will be sjSarjted ipitjip Burrousding distriotr. For further particulars and terniß | enquire at Mr dela Roche's residence, .Queen street, Masterton, close to Government 1 School, or at Mr Price's, Bookseller,' Queen street, Masterton. 14(i