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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2307, 29 May 1886, Page 1 (Supplement)

CHEAPEST HOUSE TO BUY AT. rjOUM'ltf Orders attended to, and V J . goods carefully packed and delivered ul) station or steamer. ■ : R, MARTIN, Te Aro Paperhanging Warehouse, 2297 Manners-street, Wellington. E.H.WADDINGTON, COMMISSION AND INSUHANCE AGENT, • :■'. PEMY-mEET, TRADESMEN'S' books posted up. and accounts rendered. TO : SETTLERS, STOREKEEPERS AND REPUBLIC GENERALLY KURUPUNIUUGE AND PICKLE FACTORY, MAS TEUTON. , this industry, beg the patronage of the Storekeepers, and Public generally, guarauting at the same time to produce an article equal in quality to any condiments imported, or of Colonial manufacture. : . The public are asked to purchase Traykor's Sauces, Pickles, and Preserves for the following reasons : Ist.—They can depend on good, palatable, wholesome article,becausethey are face to face with the responsible manufacturer. !■• - 2nd.—By consuming Masterton products, ..they will assist: the local ■ gardener. 3rd—By building up this new industry they will increase the. number of wage-earners, and lessen the drain of capital from Hie district. Ask your Storekeeper forTRAYNOR'B SAUCES AND PICKLES! 2285 ■MASTER-lON WATER POWER W.OOD TURNERY WORKS AND CHAIR FACTORY. WILLIAM CASEY Proprietor. ALL KINDS of turned work in stock. Billiard balls re-turned and chalk cups turned, Homo made kitchen chairs. Carved Brackets from 2i to 6 inches. Factory-Hall Street! Shop-Queen street, adjoining Empire Hotel.- 2292 FIREWOOD. 'AA CORDS of DRY MATAI FIREfjUU WOOD, 4ft. lengths delivered in Masterton at lis per cord, from one cord and upwards for cash. Orders left at G. Dixon's, blacksmith, Bannister-street, punctually attended to. 2291 PAHIATUA VILLAGE SPECIAL SETTLEMENT ON PERPETUAL t LEASE.

•Situation: Mangatainoka Bridge, near I main road, 7 miles south of Woodville. IT is hereby notified that the Pahintun Village Special Settlement Sections will be open for selection at this office .on and after Friday, 18th June, 1886. Applications can also be lodged with the Ranger, as Steward of the Village Settlement, at Pahiatua, up to 10th June. There are 58 sections, ranging in area from 4.t0 20 acres each ; leases at rentals from about 2s 9dtu 6s an aero will be granted for 30 years, renewable for further periods of 21 years, but without right of purchase. Advances <mcei'taiiiconditions may be obtained from the Government to enable selectors to build houses and.improve their holdings; 5 per cent will bo charged on the amounts advanced. Residence and curtain improvements are compulsory. Plans, conditions, and regulations may be seen and obtained at Railway Stations and Post Offices in Wellington district. further information that may oe required can be obtained from the Steward of the Village Settlement, Mr Mackay, who will be at Pahiatua from 9th to 16th Juno, or from this office and other Land Offices in the Colony. J. W. A. MARCHANT, Commissioner of Crown Lands,

Lands Office, Wellington, 14th May, 188 C. 2297 OUTERS! OYSTERS! OYSTERS! TUST RECEIVED, first direct ship. 0 me'nfc of the The lest tlwt Iwve mr been scnl toMaslerUni, Can be obtained at the Theatre Royal Oyster Saloon at 2/6 per kit. Country orders punctually attended to. G. COKER, 2296 Proprietor.

TO PROPERTY OWNERS. AFFERS of property up to £350 in value in Town or Country invited; State situation and price for cash, R.BROWA, Sec. Masterton Town Lands Trust. RAILWAT HOARDING HOUSE. Hau-street, Mastekton. J. CARR,.,,,. Proprietor. BEGS to inform the public of the Wai. rarapa that he has opened the [every accomodation will be found f<