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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1603, 7 February 1884, Page 3

JfJiMEUOLJJS ON 'DJfiFJSHaBD .PAYMENTS. ..... FOR SALE.-About 11J acres first-class land, 2 acres orchard, 9$ aorca in grass, Well planted with exoallent .fruit bearing trees, ornamental'trees arid slrjibsr The Makora Creek supplies water to 'paddockß and garden. Cottage,.'s; irqb'ms.; .Sheds, outbuildings, &<*,, situated in Oolumba Road (chain street), fronting Dixon's Estate. One of tho prettiest, properties: in" ;the District, Owner desirous of leaving the Colony on account of ill health; Terms and. prico.on application to tho undersignedt'.V Inspection is invited of Very'comfdrtable dwelling containing 6 rooms and Bcullery, 3 fire places; pump and copper.: in scutey; land* 401t x :132ft," Queen-streetij''right oppositenewschool, Pricbforcash, £225 oaly. Persons desiring JLoans engood freehold security, or wishing to invest in a sate aud profitable Local Society, should apply to &. Brown, Manager Masterton Building Society. Mi SALE. Dwelling of rooms ands acres.of good land; dairy, cowshed, &c. " £350. . Dwell ingot 5 rooms aud section of land, £l2O, Dwelling of 5 rooms and section in Bentley's estate, £llO. ' 40 acres at Mauriceville, partly cleared, on terms, Several Sections.of land in Cole-st, J Acre of land in Cole-Bt, fenced and ' grassed, on the easiest terms. Dwelling house''in Wrkjley's estate, Easy terms', A few exceptional bargains in- Dixon's estate, allotments of nearly an acre and a half for £IOO, andontermß, Farms for sale' on tho Opaki with all nocessary mprovemehts; .. •100 Acres land at Opaki, £4. Terms, ■■ ■. Superior tlvrellaig, outbuildings, good garden, Terms, FOE SALE.—A splendid scroti ofland in Dixon's Estate, near Mr Ohinchen's residence, containing'l. acre, 1 rood, 21 perches. Fenced, good water, capital grass. only«fil2s. REALLY A BARGAIN. Agents for BANSOME, HEAD, <j JEFFKKIES, Agricultural Implement makerß. CATALOGUES of Threshing Machines, Engines, Ploughs, Grubbers, liarrows, of all improved descriptions. K. BROWN &CO., •;. 1288 Council Chambers, Masterton.. UNEQUALLED business premises in the centre of Masterton, comprising corner Bhop with office or dwelling, fronting Queen 'and Perry streets, opposite the Club Hotel; and shop and dwelling rooms,' adjoining the above, •fiontingQueen-Btrcot. 1558 K BROWN & CO.TjlOß SALE-A REAL BAKGAIN.-A Jj Well-built fi-voonwd House, ive 1 finished; \ acre Laud, well cultivated Garden, planted with fruit trees in fall bearing, Wash House, and Workshop 20 x 12, 2 Fowl Houses, Ac, in Wrigley-atrest, Terms exceptionally easy. PRICE—LQSO. Apply ■ .A.HATHAWAY, 1589 ■ ■•■ Temple Chambers. iIOB SALE-A Splendid 16 Bore i! p.ii. Ei'eech-loader,by an eminent Londou maker, in solid leather case, with all cleaning, loading, and recapping instruments complete, Also 400. Cartridge Cases/for tho same, several thousand Wads, and a Leather Waterproof Magazine to carry 400 loaded Cartridges. Price (complotc)-£JS3O; cost double. Api-ly " iUiHt" OHice, • 1564

Til OR SALE. 5 Superior Hereford JD Bulls, and a Btroug team of 8 Working Bullocks and Bray. ; : EDWIN MBBEDITH, Jra., 1500 ltiyen-dale. Great Sale of Drapeiy, Clothing, and Millinery, AT Clam's Cash Store, OARTjOTN. rnHE PUBLIC of Carterton ami NeighborJL hood ate respectfully informed that W, CLARK • has revived to clear out his Summer Stock, uud, in order to accomplish his object speedily, the prices will besicli as to eclipse all former efforts, Owing to tho unseasonable stato of the weather experienced this summer, the stock of goods on hand at head quarters is much larger than usual at this time of/year, consequently, the surplus MUST BE SOLD to make room for extonsivo shipments of WWTJ-.K GOODS. . It is hoped that all'who can make in convenient to do b:>, will make their purchases early in tho day, and thus avoid the crush which is inevitable in the evening, especially ON BATUHDAYB. Claik's Biles are so well known through-. out the Wairarapa and elsewhere, as being What they profess to be that any remarks as to the Genuineness of this Bale would be QDUB SUPERFLUOUS. A few prices are appended as specimens: Ladies' Costings'from 7/6, Childrens' 2/6 Girls' Straw Hats Cd. • Ladies' and Children's Bush ttats 3 for 1/Whito Flannel, 30inclios wide, 1/Printa 3Jd, Pompadour do. s|d Honey-comb Quilts 4/11 Bedroom Towels,Jdoz for 1/6 Damask Table Linen 1/8 per yard Yard wide China Matting BJd ; Cietonuo 7Ad Men's Tweed Suits 22/6. Do Trousers 4/6 Men's Wnite Mole Trousers G/C Men's Colored do. 5/6 and 7/6 Men's Military Sox 3.pairs for 1/6 Boys' Twoid Suits 7/6 Also a choice assortment of Ladies Bonnets to be sold at HALF PBICE, and many other items too numerous to mention, CLARK'S Cash Drapery and-Clothing Store, ' ' CABTERION.' isos LAST TWO DAYS ■-OFaSHER'B. Exhibition of Arts J NOVELTIES ! In shop lately occupied by DM?; McCarthy ' Queer, street,-induding-THB FLYING BUTTERFLY THE PIANO TOP, and TRE SWIMMING DOLL, AlsoLarge Stock of Jewellery, Pictures, and a Large Variety of Fancy Goods. Ad to he Sold at YEBY h\)W PRICKS ! , Presents I to be GIVEN | AWAY on a H ovei System.^ DUKE'S AND BUSSEY'S Cricket Bats and Balls. , Open ftorn 10 to 5, and Gto 9 Daily. AGENT FOK-Basisto's Neuralgia and Rheumatic Eucalyptus Oil. D. ASHBR, Proprietor, BALEBY AUCTION- '< '. ON SATURDAY. NO P I.C E, A DVEK'I'KING OBDKBB sent to'the 21 .Wairaum-a Daily must be plainly marked with ihe number-of insertions required, otherwise tho advertisement'will' bo continued and charged for till counter- '