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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2522, 11 February 1887, Page 3

.Lowes & lovnti. SALE OF FIFTY HOBSES OF ALL CLASSES. SATURDAY, FEB. 12, AT 2 O'CLOCK LOWES & 10RNS have received instructions to sell at their yards, Masterton as above—--8 Draught Horses, 3 and 4 year old 8 Half Draught 2 Draught Colts 2 year old 6 Two year olds by Admiral •-, 1 Pair well broken Carwo' Mares by Kingfisher ; . • 2 Trap and Light Harness Horse 3 10 Good' Lighf Weight Hacks by .. good horae'a. •,'.;.,;■',< ' 3 Grand Weight Carrying Hacks Draught Mares; flock' Mares and Foals, and: lot Miscellaneous Horses. 4 Superior Hacks, by Camden, 4 j years old i. The above are all for absolute sale and rshould attract the noticed graziers, farmers, dealers and others . TO BUILDERS;: .•■ | TENDERS are'invited untill 12,30 'p.m. oa TUESDAY, 16tliinst., fo r . The '/erection of offices for the Bank of New '-■ South Wales, Queen .Street. Plans and Specifications at .my office. ' .'.GEO. FANNIN, .' Architect. ; 'Masterton, Feb.■ D, 1887. ' 251>7 mENDERS will bo received until Noon 1 of WEDNESDAY, lGth Fobruavy,. • IBB7rfor tho purchase of that Valuable Property situated in' Queen-street, Masterton and known as THE FOEESTEES'HALL, comprising commodious Shop, Dwellinghouse, Hall, and Outbuildings;.The property fronts both Queen-street and' Cricket-street. Foa terms and particulars apply to E. H. WADDINGTON, Perry-street, Deposit of £5 to accompauy each tender. 2518 , IENDERS will bo received by the X undersigned up to noon on February 15th hist., for tho supply at Masterton, bags included,'for the whole or ■ apportion of 25001bs of Cocksfoot seed, at per lb; 2150 lbs of Ryo Grass Seed at per bushel. Rye Grass Seed, Prennial and off old pasture, samples tobb sent in with the tender and delivery taken about the middle of March next. No tonder necessarily accepted. JOB VILE, Secretary ParkyilloS.S.A. Masterton January 31st, 1887. 2512 MAUBICEVILLE ROAD BOARD. mENDERS will close at this ollico . (whero plans and specifications may be soon) until iioon on SATURDAY, February 12th for the following worksContract No. I—Dryers Hook Road, Jschainsmotalling, Contract No. 2—Jaokaon'a road, 17 chains metalling. Contract No, 8-Mauricoville North road, carting metal at per yard. Contract No. I—Mauric6ville South road, carting metal at per. yard., Contract No. B-Mauricevil'o West road, 15.chains riiofcalliiig, *':■' , Contract No. 6-McGruddy's road; S6-6- chains clearing', Bft wide. • Contract No. 7-McGruddy's road, 10 chains clearing rnd' formation, Bft wido. Contract No, B—Heayn's Lino, Mangamahoo, 30 chains clearing, Bft wide. Specilications, etc., may also be soen at Mr Guiidersen's store, Mauricevillo, WILLIAM JESSEN, 2513 Chairman (POISONOUS.) MIXES READILY WITH COLD WATER, . '" .Positively tub' .oViestDip.for Wo.oi, SAFE..' reliable; ■■. • lasting;, .UNIITQRjM,': '"'• STAINLESS, ..::: ' ... •■, : .'CHEAP, On September 16, Mr R,. Evans put through my dip threo or four hundred hoggets, usiug Mr O. M. Brook's prepar-' ation. The Hoggets woro vory badly infested with ticks and lice, To-day I have carefully examined the sheep, 'five weeks after the dipping. I have not been able to iind a single live stock or louse The flkin is clear and bright, tho wool has made good growth, and has a roinarkablo soft and rich feel, Altogether, judging from this ono trial, 1 consider it uno of tho very best dips in tho Markot.—l am, your truely, Piiiup 0. Tiirelkeld. Inglewobd.Foxton, Octobor 3,188 G. On December 16th, at shearing time, these pheop wore againj examined, and found to be in exactly the same state, aa described abovo. i _Pkice—Per gallon do, in 4or 5 galjqa drums. In barrels, 20 gallons, 3s M;-. 100 do. 3s Od; 600 do, 3s 3d, Onogsßon requires diluting with 50 gallons of. waiter '. Mmmfadwd only by (I, M, BR&H^Ey i Operatim Chemist, Kaiapoi. j AGENTS FOR i - WESTON W., CARTERTON, FINAL NOTICE..' A LL ACCOUNTSt owing to the Undersigned afer FRIDAY, 11th FEBRUARY, Will bo, sued for in tho R.M. Court. WM. BELL, DENTSON HOUSE, , MASTERTON. '.February 7th, 1887. 2518 mo SEEDSMEN.-&e<J£hw%ssca ■, be tfbtotned at DAiiTfOfficD,