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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1987, 11 May 1885, Page 3

Lowes & lorns. WEDNESDAY,, MAY 13. At 1 o'clock, LOWES & lORNS' STOCK _ SALE. • Mastekton Yards. 25 Prime Fat Bullocks • 2QQ Fat sheep §OO ross rec ' ® ffes > hmb 400 good sound Breeding xvv Ewes.: . ■ • 200 Cot bred good sound breeding 240 C 1 Bu P er ' or in the Wool 800 00011 Crossbred ewes, in lamb, JXJU Lincoln Rams., fj 0 y eiy Forward Wethers 1 80 Good Crossbred Ewes, in lamb to Roinney Rams OQO Liinibs in the 50 Aethers 50 Sheep 50 Quiet Mixed Cattle ' Q Small Store |0 Good Porkers . Also in the estate of Mr E. Meredith. . 1 Reaper and mower, by Reid and . x Gray 0 Dnuhlo Furrow Ploughs, by Reid * and Gray 1 Single Furrow Plough, by Reid x and Gray 1 lwrse power Grass Seed Sower, complete Set of J)isc Harrows Horse Power Chaff Cutter J Horse Rake 1 Sot of Chain Harrows Swinglo'fiocs, Chains, GvassSoetl Sowers and sundries 1981

THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF STEAMERS, Under Contract with TJ-IE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT, be despatched PStali witl\ Hey' Majesty's mails as under for ■ t _ LONDON, Via Rio de Janeiro and Madeira Steamers Kjil(o\U'j\ ... Tongnri('p... Aorangi ... Rimutaka..., Ruopclm Tons 4474 Commander. Fort of Departure Date Cfftchlcy.Lyttelt'n May 13 •June 4 41C3 Bone 41R3 Turpin Ha!hU,.„. ■T\\!y 2 •July 30 A\ig 27 Kaikoyva ... 4474 Crutci'sey „ Stspt 24 Ami Unyfprth eveyy foyirth Thursday. _ Throve (try ,i I new stows, built specially foy the trade, and commanded by men of great experience. The length of the passage by the Company's steamers averages undor forty days. PASSAGE MONEV: —Saloon, from guineas upwards; second saloon, 40 guineas; steerage from'lß guineas, For freight or passage apply to THE HEAD OFFICES, Oliristcliuriili, Or to the BRANCHES and AGENTS of the Company throughout the colonv 11)54 JJOUSES & LAND FOR SALE,- ■ 1 (i-ROOM COTTAGIVAferfc-st 14-11001$ ditto & SGULL'EPvY, Vic-toria-st. i 2-fi.OOs. ditty $> SCULLERY, Bc«t- .. ley-st. Sections of land W. Victoria, Albert, and Yilla-Stvects; ouo acre Beutloy's Estate, Twuis; Apply THOMAS JAMES, NU Albert-St. BQROUGII OF MASTERTOJN.

QEPARATE Tenders will ho received (j up to 5 p.m. on TUESDAY, 2nd .Tunc, 1885, for leasing the following lands No 1,, Scctions'2s, 30, 31, Blook Mfingaone; 1103 acres, 2 poveliea. No 2., Sections Bfepk VI Mangaone j 385! ssss, 21 perches, Tlie 1?9.5e will bo for a term of thirty yell's, with a right of renewal for a further period of thirty years at a valuation usual covenants. Tenderers must state rental per annum for first, second, and third periods of ten years, and enclose a deposit equal to the first year% Tenders to bo marked Q\\tase 'fender for leasing Boi'iiygh No 1, or 9, :a? V 0 WJ Ml particulars of the situation and description of the land, and conditions a? toimpiwementa, can be obtained at the E.wjnuier OlHco, Woodvillc, ov at my o|Hco. R. BROWN, 1977 Town Clerk.

HORSE BREAKING. THOMAS SHAW, (Of Hood and Shaw, lively staftio proprietors.) 1 DESIRES to piomiec that ho is now prepared to i'n; horses to ■Saddle and' Harness, and that although he lias removed to Masterton, lie will attend to his many customers in the Lower Valley as usual. All orders forwarded to the CLUB STABLES, MASTER, _ Will receive Prompt, Ajien'tion. T QviT,- ;- A- Mack and white sheep dog, a J finder will bo rewarded 011 returning same to Club Stables. : 1983 " NOTICE. /I WATSON begs to thank Ws nume\Jf, roua friends ?nd customers for their yevy liberal patronage during the past six years, and as lie is about leaving Masterton, perhaps for good, he niost respectfully requests all OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS to be • immediately paid, cither to himself nr Mv George Townsend, at his la'ie business Queen-street, Masterton. .• All accotmts unpaid within fourteen days will be immediately sued .for, 3070 .. : . ' ' • , C.' VVATfeor jg'A IRD 'A N .D' A II D Civil Enoineeks anh Authorised ■ SURVEYORS, . Licensed under Land Transfer and Native .Lands Act. Grey-street, Wellington,