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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1748, 29 July 1884, Page 3

I Lowes & loriig. WEDNESDAY, '3otu' JULY, 1881, At2o'clock. ' -> '." ' Sale of Bankrupt Ironmon gery, Stock. LOWES k 10RXS will soil at their rooms as ab.ovo all the unsold linen uf Bauki rupt Ironmongery Stock, compiling—•Copper Wnßhiag Boilers aud Frames, Iron Washing Boiler and Frames, Iron Tanks, Camp Ovens, Crosscut Saws, Screws, Tin Billies, Pannikins, Milk Cans, Iron Meat Safes, Tci and Coffee Pots, Tea Caddies, and sundry lines of IronPROPERTY LI Goodwill of Leasehold Property. mACEE3 Splendid LAW) at Gladstone 1 AHA ACRES FEEKnoID and 700 acres JLUvU Leasdhold, Whareama, with 3000 sheep 0/3AA ACRIiS Splendid Improved &\)\JV LAND, Lower Valley, divided into 27 paddocks; large dwelling. lOfi ACRES, VVaipouaßlock, Splendid <M Bush i)kr\ AOBESFARM, Opaki, divided, n)U\J and good dwelling; water and shelter. Easy terms. OiyK ACRE SHEEP BUN, Upper 0(0 Taueru, well improved and subdivided, good Dwelling. 1 Am SHBep * CATTLE 1 0 I\J RUN, on the Pahau River, well improved QQQ ACHES GOOD PASTORAL sldO LAND, near Carterton, improyed aud subdivided, and goad' Dwelling 1 A Q ACRE FARM, near Carterton. _L4:O Convenient paddocks and good Dwelling 000 bounds Ruamahanga River. Well improved ~\ Kf{ ACRES IMPROVED LAND, J. 0 0 Upper Plain. Fenced aud Dwelling A ACRES GOOD LAND, Masterton. Property known as Wildfe'll, 2534 acres, fenced and subdivided, good bouse and outbuildings, Price low, terms easy. Also— SECTIONS of J, I Mid 1 aore in Bentley's, lorns and Fernisson's Estate The Torpedo and the Whak From "OLIVETTE." FRED WILLIS 1 ENTERTAINMENT, THEATRE HOYtfi. THURSDAY EVENING, 1748 WELLING"!ON L'ISi'ii.XSAKY. THOMAS GORDON, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST (By Examination). T)ROPRIETOR of Gordon's White Santon.e Woi m Powdera Goiilnu'B Quinine ati'l Steel Wine; cxamned and approved by the Mulieal faculty • Fife's I'nlmitiau Insect Powders, be3tjn the inar'wt • Gordon's Tooth Powdtr and Toilet K(u]iiUiteß, ivc, &c. SOLE A(ißl\T FOll— Mafthaii's ilomcepath o Remedies. Has now to band Irash supplies of the followinu special linesandiieivs uatmcr, 93* Pressarics Vreveuiif de Pari?, anil a splendid stock of new herbs, drugs, horse, cattle, and patent medicines, and general druggist's sundries. Country orders promptly executed. References everywhere 1737 ARTHUR WARBURTON, & GO, STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS, LAND, ESTATE, FINANCIAL, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, Lambto!»Q t ay.,. ~, Wellington, J. F I T C H E T T, COACHBUILDER, WHEELWRIGHT&c, Wordsworth St., Wellington. 1 WELL-SEASONED stock of Ausfcra- . lian timber always on hand. Prices and Ml paitipulais supplied on application by post or otherwise, 1742 FROM "BOCCACCIO," FRED W, MILLIS ENTERTAINMENT THEATRE ROYAL, THURSDAY EVENING, IG4B HEALTH, HEALTH. WHAT can be more important and yet what bo little studied, It can be preserved, and if lost, regained by' usin" NATURE'S HERBAL, REMEDIES. No matter what your disease may be, or how long standing, place yourself under our treatment, and if there is sufficient vitality left, you shall testify as numbers have already done in Wellington and other places, that what the DOCTORS failed to do the HERBAL REMEDIES have accomplished. All wo ask is a trial, and I am sure it will convince the most sceptical that the Herbal Remedies are far superior to ] lootors' Drugs. ADVICE GRATIS by enclosing stamp for reply. A gopd supply of Herbs, Roots, Barks, Powders,'4o., A'c, at lowest priees. Purchase a copy of " The Complete Herbalist," teaching you how to he come your own Doctor, Midwifo, <vo„ piioe 7s fld, Shakosporian almanac with treatise on Herbal Remedies, free on application to E. AIRES, MEDICAL HERBALIST, Taranaki street, Wellington. Mr Joseph Williams has been appointed agent for Masterton. N.B.—A good supply of Cresswell'a Magnetic Continuous Current Girdles, a boon to weak, nervous men, price 425, 1743 [ TO BUILDERS, [Dtuui/iwio uiß invited until 1 p.m, on I THURSDAY, 31st fort., for the erection of additions and alterations to buildings in Queen-street. Plana and specifications at my office. GEORGE FANNIN, Architect. July 23rd, I§B4, ■' 1743 | MESSES J. STONE & SON, of the 1. Waipoua Nursery, beg to inform the nhabitants of the district that they have received a large and assorted Btock; of fruit and ornamental trees from the well-known nursery oi Mr Ivory; of Rangiora, Canterbury, and aro prepared to sell the same at reasonable prices, Orders left with Mr A/P.Eeil<%willMMfd>. 1731