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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2493, 6 January 1887, Page 3

Lowes ■ & lorna. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12. ' ' : AtlO'Olook. MASTERTON YARDS! LOWES &lURNS r:; ; ■MESSRS. LOWESi lORNS 'ha; lvX received instructions to sell i their Masfcerfcon Yards as above:— ' • . Q Fai Bullocks. . • i g Forward Cattle 11 Young Steers |Q Mixed Cattle 3QQ Fat Wethers 15QFatEff03 Good store Ewes, j Good Trap horso ■ |-j Very Sifporior Draught Horses Q fiacks SATURDAY, JANUARY 29ni, 1887, ■• At 2 O'Clock. . Important and Unreserved Sale of Leases, "Wellington Girls' High School reserves, Mangaone,Forty Mile Bush, 3,037 acres ATMASTERTON ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 29th At 2 o'clock. T OWES & lORNS have been favored U with instructions to sell at their rooms, Masterton, as abovcThe wliole of tho valuable endowment of the Wellington Girlsj High School, situate at Man gaono, Forty Mile Bush, containing 3037 acres, in sections varying in sizo from 15 to 225 acres each. The terms of lease will bo 21 years with provisions for a further extension of 14 years and for compensation boing paid by I incoming tenants for buildings and im-' pro'vements other than clearing the land. Deposit at fall of hammer half years rent, Immediate possession. Printed leases at low charge. For particulars and litho plans' apply to C. P. POWLES, Esq., Soc. Wellington College, OR . "Messrs LOWES & lORNS, 2488 AuotioneerßjMasterton. REMOVAL OF THE wsmmmmmm WISE to inform my numerous friends ■*• and customers and the inhabitants of Mastertdii generally, that 1 have removed the above factory to larger premises, noxt door to T. G, Mason, Chemist, and ire opening up a largo stock of Mon's, Boy's and Youth's New Zealand Tweed 3LOTHING, which I am marking off at 10% advance on the Mill Prices. My justomors will therefore make a clean saving of at least 20%, by buying their :lothingatthc IVAIRARAPA CLOTHING FACTORY. Noto the address—- • Next Dooe to T. G. Mason. Queen Siheei, Masteuton. E. B. HARE, Manager. FANCY GOODS! TOYS! BOOKS! ' ORNAMENTAL CHINA ! TERRACOTTA! STATIONERY! BMO-AMAO! Ai-t-Needlework, Ift (\(\(\ ARTI STIC AND USEFUL L\J,\)\}\) PRESENTS. JOHN BULLOCK begs toannounceluß } Annual Xmas Sale ■'..., ' Commencing on MONDAY, Dec. 13th. ' fohi\ bIjllock; 57, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. SPECIAL FOR THE FESTIVE SEASON. JP. J. PRESTON, '", DIRECT IMPORTER OF AUBTBA-' MAN WINES, WISHES: to inform his' Wairarfipa : customers and others that, oceived 1100 gallons of VINES of different all ■ oatuaed, now on sale at .tho ADELAIDE WINE FAULTS, '2Z . _ Weeliksiok. MRS' PBBBTON, . (Opp;osik,Bon.Marche.) BEuS to tt-uder to hor numerous cus torr .iMs. anil tllq. public generally Che con\|)]itiiont3. of the Season, im)Ul' \)l. Foreign Fruits. : 3 ust to hand! uf .'__■'■ -' 2486 QUNIOVONG LEE, Provision Merchant',' Grocer, Greengrocer, and Fruiterer, Lambton-quay, hat" just Teceived from China a. largo shipment of Tea, Preserved, Fruits, Ginger, &c., especially selected for him. N.B.—Buy er of fungus, horso-shdM, zinc and old iron, &c. Note the address—Sun Kwong Lee, next Wellington Meat Company, Lamli-ton-quay, Wellington. 24J2 BEIGES VERSUS RUBBISH. TRUSCOTT& ALPASS thoperaanent brickmakera, beg to inform the public'generally that thoy deliver GOOD BRICKS iu Mastorton arid neighborhood, and as their brickfield is adjacent to the railway they are in.».position to : supply first class bricks to any lof the ■ stations or sidihga'along the Railway CHEAPER' ffiaMtty otter pwjutttte Wnimmpa, I