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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2214, 8 February 1886, Page 3

GRASS SEEDS. ; > GBASS SEEDS. E ELAYE ON SALE—--1000 Sacks of Poverty Bay and Canterbury Perennial Rye Grass Seed. New Season's Seed, cut from old pastures. 200 Sacks of Cocksfoot at 4id per lb. Samples of the above now on view at our Store. Arrived per S.S. TOISGARIRO — 6 Tons of Clovers and Fescues. Prices and Samples on arrival. M. CASELBERG & CO., CO-OPEUATIVE STORES, MASTERTON & GREYTOWN. PI4IINCK OF 1 WALIiS KOTKL. QtTKEX-STKEEI, MASTERTOX. 7*. ff'.l G'l - .Proprietor. j7l Oil the convenience of visitors Commercial Room and others, SECOND BAH has fieen opened in th above Hotel. The Billiard Room attached has ow been renovated and fitted with one of AScotU's Tables. A well-supplied table. :<nd every comfort for travellers. &c. Wines, Beers, and Spirit the heat quality. 1734 TIRAUMEA NORTH ROAD. CONTRACTS Nos. 1, 2, and 3. rjIENDERS marked on the outside as J_ above, and addressed to the Chief Sunvvi.r, Wellington, will be received at this iiltice up ti> noon of WEDNESDAY, February Kith. ISSO. Pi ns and specifications "criii lie s-.-i ii at the Postotiices, Eketahuti-i • Pahiatua, and the Road Board Office, Wellington. (Signed) J. W. A Chief Surveyor. Survey Office, Wellington, 20th January, ISBG. 2209 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WELLINGTON-NAPIER RAILWAY. OFAKI STATION BUILDINGS CONTRACT. Public Work Office. Pipitea Point, 23rd January, 1886. WRITTEN TENDERS will be received at this office until NOON of MONDAY, the Sth of February, 18S6, for the above contract. They are to be marked on the outside, "Tenders for Opaki Station Buildings Contract," and addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, Wellington. Telegraphic tenders, similarly marked and addressed, mil be received if presented at any Telejraph Office by NOON of the same day, provided that written tenders are lodged it anv District or Resident Engineer s Office" by the same hour. Drawings, specifications, and general conditions may t>e seen at this office, at the Public W ovks Dffice, Wellington, and the Post Offices, Feathereton and Masterton. The lowest oranytender not necessarily iccepted. Bv command. E. CONNAL, 2202 Assistant Engineer. MASTERTON ROAD BOARD. mENDERS FOR METALLING 25 JL CHAINS ot the SOUTH MAUKICEVILLE ROAD will be received until NOON on SATURDAY, the 13th current. Specifications to be seen at this office. R. WILSONE. Clerk. Road Board Office, Masterton, Feb. 4, 18SG. 2211 XfOTICE i 3 hereby given that leases JAj of small grazing run 3in the WANGANUI, TUHUA, MURIMOTU and RANGITIKEI DISTRICTS, comprising ABOUT 84,000 ACRES Will be submitted to public auction at the" Masonic Hall, Wanganui, on WEDNESDAY 1 , the 24th February, 1886, at 11 a.m. Upset rental, 6d per acre. The principal features of the leasing system are 21 year's. lease, renewable for a further 21 years, and valuations for permanent improve-, merits. For full particulars see plans andposters, which will be distributed shortly to all principal Railway Stations and Post Offices throughout the district. J. W. A. MARCH ANT, Commissioner of Crown Lands. January 21st. 188<i. 2202. ASHER'S Exhibition ol Arts WILL OPEN in Masterton for ONE WEEK, in the premises adjoining N.Z. Clothing Factory, on SATURDAY" NEXT, with AMERICAN NOVELTIES. Also Larpe Stock of Jewelry, Pictures, Japanese Works, handsome Plush and Velvet Photo Frames and Card Cases, handsome set 3 of Tea Trays, and a large variety ol Fancy Goods. All to be sold at English cost prices. American Framed pictures, with a handsom6 present Is each. 300 PRESENTS to be given away on a novel system. Bussey's celebrated footballs. Open from 10 to 5 and 6 to 9 daily. Agent for Bosisto's Neuralgic and Rheumatic Eucalyptus Oil. D. ASHER, 2211 __ Proprietor, FOR the fines:. TEAS in the Wairaraps. use Pure Indian Teas at 2s, 2s 4d., and 2s Bd, For the Cheapest Stores and first-class quality, For the Clearest and Best Fruit, which requires no picking or washing. For Good Biscuits of all description, For the Celebrated Nelson Garden Seeds patronise the INDIAN TEA W AREHOUSE, where you can obtain first class quality, at low prices. Customers served with quickness, and all orders despatched the same day. F. W. TEMPLE, opposite PRINCE OF WALES' HOTEL. ' 221