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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1527, 5 November 1883, Page 3

Jbowes & lorns i SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, At 2 o'clock. IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND IN THE BUSINESS CENTRE OF MASTERTON By order of tho Mortgagee, T OWES & lOItNS liavo received instateJJ _ tions from tho Morfcgageo to soil by public auction at their rooms on tho above nato, the following Valuable Building and Residential Allotments in the business centre of Mastorton, a portion of which was lately occupied by Mr R, G. Williams Lot 1, Part of Town Acre No, 13, having a frontago of 39 links to Queen and Dixon Btreots respectively, with a depth of live chains, together with comfortable. rcsidenco of 4 rooms and scullery and.other improvements, Lot 2 Part of Town Aero 75, having frontages to Queen and Cricket streets respectively (10 links, with a depth of 223 links,_ together with commodious dwelling of six rooms, securely , fenced and improved, For further particulars apply to A. R, Bunriy Esq., Solicitor for tho Mortgagees, or to the Auctioneers, Ldt 3, By order ot tho Public Trustrce in tiic estate of James Smith, deceased:— Part Section Nos, 77 and 78 Taratahi Plain Block, containing 150 acres, more or less, first-class land, with dwelling house and outbuildings, securely fenced and subdivided into convenient paddocks. Suitable for small capitalist. Terms exceptionally easy. Lor 4. In tho estato of G. S. Hand, deceased Section No, 77, Mauricovillo North, containing <JO acres, more or less, with all improvements. Terms—-me-third cash, balauco at thrio years at 8 per cent. 1553 List of Properties lor Sale BY •lowes & mm, AUCTIONEERS, Masterton. -| A ACHES SHEEP AND CATTLE 101 V RUN, ON THE Pahau RIVER— With House and outbuildings. ACRES good land, at Upper Taueru ; road frontago; well watered ~... AOEEB Splendid Land, G miles /C4)\) from Masterton, fenced and well watered. SECTIONS IN BENTLEI'S ESTATE. SECTIONS 13 and 14. Pait of Town Aero 23, Masterton, SECTIONS 19 and 20, Colo-street. Easy terms. ' OQ Q Splendid Pastoral and &vO Agricultural Land, near Carterton, well grassed and sub-divided into paddocks, with substantial Dwelling House 'JTIAEM of 143 acres, near Carterton, splen.|j did Land, well improved, and with 10-Roomed Dwelling House. PROPERTY about four miles from Masterton. 15G acres Improved Land, Portion bush, balance farm land. FOR SALE,—6BB Acres Freehold land, 350 acres rich alluvial soil, balance low undulating country of good soil, with small totara hush which is at present being cut by saw mill, paying good tithes, Tho whole is beautifully situated on tho banks of the Ruamahunga river, fenced into 11 paddocks, all well watered, with 9roomed house, woolshcd, dip, yards, cow sheds, granary, 4-stall stable, and complete working plant. Stock may be taken at valuation, Terms easy, OR SALE.—A Yaluablo property in the Whareama District, comprising ; 1000 Acres Freehold, and 700 acres Leasehold ; together with 3000 Shcepaiid QO Cattle, f pENDERS will be received by tho underJL signed up to NOON of November Ist, 1883, for the lease for 5 oryears of a farm of 354 afil'CS good land, situate at tho Opaki, about 0 miles from Masterton, with Dwelling house, outbuildings, yards, d'c., securely fenced and subdivided. Now in tho occupation of Mr 0. Douglass' Possession in February, 1884, For fui tlier particular apply to LOWES & 10RNS, Auctioneers, Masterton, October 2,188. ' 1498 [oard.J p K. W A TT Y . Hotel, Shake, and Finance Broker, AND VALUER, Opposite Barrett's Hotel, 1524 Lamdtoh-quay, Wellington, Men's Trousers, from Gs lid, at C. Smith's. While Calico, 2a llii iicvjtloz. at#. Smith's For Everything Cheap ami Good f;o to C. Smith's Now Prints, 33d and -JjU, nt C. [Smith' For New Dolmans, Capes, i'c., go to C, Smith,s T. R. PROCTER, OCULISTS' OPTICIAN (From Christchureh), IS now on a visit to Wellington, and may be consulted (for a short time only) on all casos of Defcctivo Vision, ai tho new premises, opposite the Supremo Court, Lambton-quay, Wellington. Pamphlet on the optical disease of tho oye, with hints on spectacles, by T. It. Proctor, free on application, or by post on the receipt of one penny postage stamp. LOST,— From Fcatherston, a Bay Geld ingliaclf, shod. £1 Reward i horse returned, or for information' lead to his recovery. ROBERT CRAWFORD, 1519 Oarterton. Rejoice, oh Ye Residents OF CARTERTON AND NEIGHBORHOOD 11 W. CLARK, Of the City Cash, Drapery, & Clotiiiijo Warehouse, Wellington, HAS much pleasure in announcing that he has opened a branch Store' in CARTERTON, where tlw residents of the surrounding district can purchase their DRAPERY AND CLOTHING at the same prices as are charged in town. How can this be done ? is the question that has been asked; the answer is easily given:—W. Clark'being a direct importer, and being in a position, owing to his extensive trade, to dispose of almost unlimited quantities of eoocls, is able to buy in the best markots in tho world, and at such prices as enable him to literally'to defy competition; this'coupled with tho fact of tho branch being eonducted on cash principles will account for tho phenomenon of Town Prices charged in a Country Store. Any article not in stock can be procured in a day or two, and every customer may rely upon civility and attention, no matter whether the amount of their purchase b3OsE Pot or Fifty Pounds, 1491 T, PROCTOR, Manager. IriOß SALE-Cheap-A 3-year-old ' Bull by "King John." Very quiet. Apply J. J. Chapman, Upper Plain, Masterton (next Kurupuni Flag Station,) 1523