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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1978, 30 April 1885, Page 4

LITTLE'S SHEEP DIP. U been mado against the now wellknown Dip, we are authorised by. the Manufacturers to state that although they have Reduced the Price In order to meet AN INCREASING DEMAND The Quality lias been MAINTAINED and the dip is now is now the BEST AND CHEAPEST NON-POISONOUS DIP IN THE MARKET. And if used in accordance with printed instructions WILL NOT DISCOLOR TEE WOOL. Agents.—Murray, Roberts, & Co., Wellington and Napier. M.CASELBERG&CO., Sub-agents, Mastcrton and Greytown. 191(5 A. MEIKLEJON & Co, Ship and Machinery Brokers, PROrERTY AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Lambton Quay, Wellington, TTAVE ON SAIEAnderson's Flour, Chick Wheat ; Printing and Litho Inks (diff. colors) Solidified Lubricating Oils (50 per cent saving over ordinary oils) Agentj foi — Anderson's Hawsbury Flour Mills John Tathani, Rochdale, maker of Woollen Machinery of every description, G. S. W. DALRYMPLE, FINANCIAL, INSURACE, & STATION AGENT. Pekuy-Sturkt Mastertox PROPERTY LIST. Ml) Kuripuni, two homes and i acre, only J-25 easli " 200 301 Opaki, 168 acres, dairy farm and stock 1000 318 Mastcrton, (i acres at £45 each. Easy tains -lfi 319 Oiiaki, 120 acres, 30s per acre ISO 341 Jlauriccvillc, 45 acres, fenced 180 353 Bannister street section, Terms, 85 304 Tenni, town sections. Easy tonus 100 305 Good country hotel and land DflOO 374 Opald, 825 acres, arable farm 4125 38" lonis' Estate, sections each 1 acre 50 3SS Opaki, 250 acres, arable land 2500 Sill Kaiigituniau, 213!) acres, terms £250 cash, balance at 5 pec cent for 12 years 2500 394 Palincrston road, 84 acres, wojh fenced, grassed and watered (i?2 3(1" Carter's Line, 293 acres, large new house, grass and arable land, well fenced and watered, Very easy terms 2344 410 Station and Stock, 27,000 acres, easy terms 51,000 Kuripuni, lions and land 130 W™ E £5,000 The Sydney Jockey Turf Club's Annual Consultation ON THE ADELAIDE CUP, To be run on the Flemington Race Course, Melbourne, 7th May, 1885. MEMBERS~£I EACH. 400-PJRIZES-400 Will bo distributed as follows: First Horse" ,'.'.' ,„ £1,200 Second Horse ,i}oo Third Horse 300 Other Starters (divide)... 200 Non-Starters (divide) ... 300 S Mob £IOO each ... 300 5 „ £SO „ ,„ 250 10 „ £2O „ ,„ goo 30 „ £lO „ ... 300 270,, £5 1,350 Add to cheques, and two stamps for reply aiu} result. Letters containing cash should be registered. Drafts or P.O. Orders made payable to— JAMES WALLACE, Secretaiy S.J.T.C. Box IU, G.P.0., Sydney, N.S.W. 1938 WarehouseT. JAGO, Qceen-Steet Mastebtos, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER it UNDERTAKER. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE In the Wairarapa, EDUCATIONAL, KINGSTON HOUSE, KARORJ. MRS NICHOLSON is prepared to receive young ladies to Board and Educate on Moderate Terms, Karori is a healthy suburb, within easy reach of Wellington, and the house is largo, and fitted with every convenience Mrs and Miss Nicholson devote their wljolo time to the care and education of their pppilfl, and hope by so doing to ensure success. Terms on application fn Hie Ladv Principal, " 1961 W. CATT, High-street Carterton, "AS now received a fine selection of ±1 Confectionery of every description. He has also been appointed agent to the well-known Herbalist, W. Ayre, and keeps a stock of these celebrated remedies ALWAYS ON HAND, FANCY GOODS Comprising the ncy/est novelties can be obtained at his establJßJifflgnji Agent for the Waieaeapa Daw, THE MARQUIS OF NORMANBY I HOTEL, CARTERTON. ONE of the most commodious and best appointed hotels in the Wairarapa, is now in the hands of that -well-known public caterer • . E. BUCKERIDGE, \ \ Who wouidbe gjaji to see all his old patrons) and as many new ones, as may make uV convenient to call. :! The culinary department is and the wines, beers, and spirits are of the very best quality obtainable. First-class Billiard Table, 192