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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1531, 10 November 1883, Page 3

Aj owes & lorua WEDNESDAY, 14th NOVEMBER, . At 1. o'clock. Messes and lobn STOCK SALE, MASTERTON YARDS--100 Head Mixed Cattlo S.O head store cattle 13 Two-year-old Steors 1/3 Good Yearlings IS do do Express and one set harness Implements. List of Properties for Sale BY LOWES & lORNS, • AUCTIONEERS, Masterton. I ACBES SHEEP AND CATTLE J.UIU RUN, ON THE .PAHATI RIVER—"With House and outbuildings, KQK ACRES good land, at Upper UhJ if Tauern; road., frontage; well watorcd 00 (\ ACRES Splendid Land, 6 miles bJhJO. from Masterton, fenced and well vrfltercd. • SECTIONS IN BENTLEY'S ESTATE. SEC?!IOp 13 and 14, Pait of Town Acre 23, Masterton, SECTIONS 19 and 20, Cole-Btrcet. Easy terms. • ■ 00 Q 'ACRES' Splendid Pastoral and NlyO Agricultural Land, near Carterton| well grasstd and sub-divided into paddocks, with substantial Dwelling House PARM of 143 acres, near Carterton, splea- . did Land, well improved, and with 10-Roomed Dwelling Hquso, PROPERTY about four miles from Masterton, 156 acres Improved Land. Portion bush, balance farm land. ' lOlt SALE,—6SB Acres freehold _ land, 350 acres rich alluvial soil, balance low'undulating country of good Boil, with small totara bush which is at present being cat by saw mill, paying good tithes, The wliolo is beautifully situated on the banks of tho Ruamahunga river, fenced into II paddocks, all well watered, with 9roomed hpuse, woolshecj, dip, yards, eow, sheds, grpary, i-stall stable', aqd coraplotg forking plant. Stock may be taken at Valuation. Terms easy, T7IOR SAI.E,—A Valuable property ill tho _C Whareaiu'i District, comprising : IQOO Acivs Freehold, and TOO aorea Leasehold i together with 3000 Sheep uiid SO Cattle. IEKDEES will bo received by tho under- _ signed up to NOON of November Ist, 1883, for tho lease for 5 or "Y years of a farm 0f,354 acres good land, situate at the' Opftki. about 6 miles from Masterton, with ,D .veiling house, outbuildings, yards, (Sc., securely fenced and subdivided. , Now in the occupation of Mr G. Douglass' F session in February, 1594, For flit tlier pavticulais apply to LOWES &lORNS, Auctioneers, Masterton, Ootobpr 2, JBB . 1 T H. 0 M A S E N N I S TAILOIi, (Late of Eiotakd Sackvilie-street, Dublin! Only First-class Tailors Employed. Admess : Opposite Ewning Post, . WILLIS-STEEET, Wellington, 1423 Rejoice, oh Ye Residents OF CARTERTON AND NEIGHBORHOOD 11 '' ' W. CLARK, Of tiie City Cash, Drapery, & Clothiso Warehouse, Wellington, HAS much pleasure in announcing that he has opened a branch Store in CARTERTON, wlwro the residents of tho surrounding district can purchase their DRAPERY AND CLOTHING at the same prices as aro charged in town. How can this be done ? is the question that has been asked; tho 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 Eoods, is able to buy in the best markets in the world, and at such pricps as enablo him to literally to defy competition; this coupled with the fact of the branch being conducted on cash principles mil account, for tho, phenomenon of Town Prices charged in a Country Store. Any article not in stock can bo procured in a day or two, and every customer may rely upon civility and attention, no matter whether the amount of their purghase be One Penny or Fifty Pounds. 1491 T. PROCTOR,

EOR SALE.—Pare Dark Brahma and Dark Coobin China FOWLS' EGGS for sale—los 6(1 per doz, A few Bittings of Black Spanish Sis per doz (Biiaranteed). J. D. OAKLY, 1526 Feathsrston.

CASEY ND McDONALD HAVE raucli pleasure in calling the special attention of their many friends and patrons to the extensive choice of NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS now being 'shown in their seVoral departments. ' In WASHING FASHIONS, CASEY & McDONALD areahowingavory largo variety of fancy prints, cambrics, sateens, zephyr .cloths, ,French sateens, galatea stripes, bordered sateens and cambrics'; handsome patterns ana remarkably cheap, the prices of sprints and cambrics commeiieiug at4Jil yard, ■, In STDFF DRESS MATERIAL, CASEY and M'DONALD are showing a wide rango of materials and colorings in oashmero plain beige, Is Id; satinetto cords, Is 2d; plain nun's cloth, Is Gd; zephyr checked nuns' veiling, &c. In MILLINERY and STRAW HATS. ■CASEY & M'DONALD aro showing the largest selection over shown by them at any previous season, including all the newest shapes in hats and bonnets, and all millinery : orders are executed in tho most fashionablo and artistic stylo, Wo have also a very largo selection ofremarkab'.y choap trimmod millinery, trimmed hats, commencing at 2s lid each; and untrimmed hats, Gd; girls' and boys' plush hats, 5Jd; hoys' straw hats, wide leaf, Is Gd, Is 'Jd, Is lid. In DOLMAN'S ani JACKETS, CASEY & M'DONALD are shewing som# very pretty shapes in broche satin, plain satin cashmere, troche satin, capes, and all marked at tho very lowess passible prices. . In HOSIERY and GLOYES, CASEY & M'DONALD liavo just opened a largo assortment of Lislo thread in ladies' and children's hose, drab cottons, Bordeaux, navy, and seal; black, Jersey swedtle p,loves, 2 and 4 button Josophincs and Florences, black Mcfca silk. Bilk raits, laoc collarettes, India muslin scarfs, embroidery. Credon laces, . beaded laces, Spanish laces, &c., &c, In SHIRTS and MEN'S MERCERY, CASEY and M'DONALD have just opened up a complete choice in men's Oxford shirts, men's regatta shirts, • undershirts and pants, 11 boys' Oxford shirts* boys'- regatta shirts, white shirts, scarfs, bows, braces, belts, &c, ' MEN'S TWEED'STJITiS, Mutton sacs, only 32s Gd suit; boys' and youths Kaiapoi tweed suits, boys' Jersey suits. ■ CASEY & M'DONALD, Lainbton Quay, Wellington.