EGYPTIAN CIGARETTES. ; DU KHEDIVE—EXTRA FINES. TpHE Egyptian Cigarette Co. has juafc JL Imported, :Direcfc from Cairo, a Largo Parcel of the Celebrated Egyptian Cigarettes! They are renowned for their mildnesa and choico aromatic flavour, and are acknowledged by connoisseurs to be superior to all others. For samples and prices, apply to EGYPTIAN CIGARETTE CO., Chamber of Commerce, Lambton-quav, 2087 Wellington. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CIGAR . ETTE SMOKERS. The finest Turkish Cigarettes are filler's T~N England, H.R.H, the Prince oil X ■ Wales and all the leading members of fashionable society smoke no one else's! The Egyptian Cigaretto Co;-has just received a large consignment/of all the different sizes and qualities. Samples and prices can be obtained, post free, toisetid--18 two-penny stamps'io )' 1 J EGYPTIAN CIGARETTE CO,, Chambei of Commerce, Wellington. 2087 ! . •ALL WHO TRY HIM RECOMMEND '! • HIM. SEND no mOre Watches to Wellington; 1 but to G. H. PRESSWOOD, MASTERTON, (Near the Empire Hotel.) ' Sound Work, Despatch, and Moderate '! Charges. First-claBS Watches, Clocks and Jewelry 'at very low prices, 2014 WAIRARAPA & EAST COAST PASTORAL AND AGRICUL TURAL SOCIM, i ! THE ANNUAL PARADE OP STALLIONS, Uiifler the auspices of the above [Society, will be held at THE SHOW GROUNDS, CARTERTON, on SATURDAY, 3rd j OofcobWr,.;188B: From 2 o'clock until 3.30 p.m. ENTRIES will ; be received by the Secretary up to NOON on the day of the parade; ■ entrance fee 5s for each horse. All horses intended for the parade to be on the ground at 1.45 p.m. : Admission to the ground 6d; members free. i -:'j . The gate money will be divided in equal proportions as prizes for the most popular | light horse and most popular draughtjhorse The usual admission ticketswill be j issued at the gate, and every ticket holder will be entitled to record his vote. ! The Committee will, if required, permit ,an Auction Sale of horses, to be held on ;the grounds after the parade has. concluded. Managing Committee : Messrs N. Grace, E, V V. Dorset, R, R, Armstrong, B. Kiinberley, and H. McMaster. Cartel-ton, 21stAugust, 18S5. H.H, WOLTERS, 2075 Secretary. 6, S. W, DALRYMPLE, FINANCIAL, INSURANCE AND STATION AGENT, ■ ' Perry-Stkeet Masteiiton PROPERTY LIST. No. Price ■ 4GI Upper Plain, 157 acres clear land, fenced, good house. Terms, £IOO. cash, balance : at 7perccnt, : 500 467 Opaki, 157, arable land 863 4G9 ChpelrStreet, 33 ft'x 2 chains 150 472 Opaki, 1 100 acres ppO 473'Opaki, 400 aores, large house . 3000 477 waipoua, 60 acres 210 478 Opafa, GO acres, good house 500 479 Bannister-Street, 7 roomed houso 425 490 Taratabi, 100 acres mill timber to lease 491 Opaki, 78 acres, good homo 760 493 Carterton, 3J acres' ' . 210 494 Upper Plain," five-roomed house 250 49a Albert-street, 6 roomed houso 250 496 Taueru, | shave in lease of 6300 acres, shoop run' 501 Homo Bush, two houses and 10 acre 502 Taratahi, arable farm of 100 acres/ . , 6-roomed house "" ' • ■ ' 1000' 503 Eketahuna, 50 acres, easy terms 200 504 Hotel to let, £5 per week--505 Be tley's estate, 4-roomcd house, 2 acres 185 506 Koj laranga, 530 acres, 200 acres felkd and in grass 1900 510 TOi i.ioru, 3723 acres 10,252 611 Tauen ,2740 acres,'2ooo sheep, 40 cattle / V|U „„ 612 Masteiton, 8-roomed house, H acres 1200 513 Cole-at,, 4-roomed hoiise and section 276 514 Fcatherston, 1013 aores, large houso 5,500 514 a Queen-st,, shop, easy terms 515 Upper Plain, large house and 24' acres afabie land 1100 516 Opaki, large Lovtse and 939 e arable land List of o;her properties not authorised to be advertised can be seen on 2007 aDclication. RAILWAY HOUSE, Thorndon Quay, WELLINGTON. THE above House is now completed, and offers superior accomodation to Permanentßoarders and Private Families. The premises are immediately opposite the old Railway Station, Thomdon Quay, and command a magnificent view of the city aud harbor. The bath-room, drawingroom, and sitting-room, will be 1 found replete ih every respect. All the necessary comforts of'a good home will be found at the Railway House, Thomdon Quay. Good beds containing new spring mattrasses, will bef ound in all the bedrooms. Civility combined with every attention. JOHN MURPHY, PBOPKIEXOR, Late of tho Albion and Cricketers' Arms Hotels. 2080 PHOSPHORISED WHEAT .FOR RABBIT EXTERMINATION. IN the rough and ordinary manner of _■ preparing Fhosphoriscd Wheat the grains are not equally phosporised, neither will it stand exposure to the weather, and unless immediately eaten will turn sour and the rabbits will not touch it, and if eaten fresh the unequal distribution and insoluble condition of the phosphorus destroys its effectiveness, ■: Advantages of the Wheat as prepared by us are as follows.:— Every grain of this wheat is equally phosphorised and coated with an attractive substance which protects it from oxidation when exposed to the weather. The, rabbits eat it greedily and are promptly killed. , i KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER & CO., Now Zealand Drug Co., Ltd, 1 , Dunedin, .Chriatchurch, Wellington, and Auckland. Can be procured at Mr T. G. MASON'S : . Chemist, Masterton. 2083 JJRAPEKB- pRICE TICKETS 1 CHEAP II "DAILY OFFICE .
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2105, 26 September 1885, Page 4
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822Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2105, 26 September 1885, Page 4
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