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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2525, 15 February 1887, Page 3

mENDEKS will bo received until Noon 1 '--pt WEDNESDAY, 16th February, 1887. for tho purchase of that Valuable Property situated in Queon-stroet, Masterton and known as .V U . THE FORESTERS'HALL, • comprising commodious Shop, Dwollinghouse, flail, and Outbuildings. , , ; ' The property fronts.both'.,Queen-street an£;Cricket-atreot, ' • •'. ■ Foa terms and particulars apply to . .• ■ "■• E. H.' WADDINGTON, ' Perry-street, . Deposit' of £6 to accompany cacli tender.- 2518 MABTERTON-OPAKI JOCKEY CLUB, TENDERS FOR' GRAZING OR CROPPING. 1 LTERNATIVE TENDERS will be JX received up to SATURDAY NEXT, Februaryl9th, at G p.m., for }:"■ . Leasing tho Opaki Racecourse for tormii of 3or 5 years, ' • Terms and conditions of lease may.be seifii at the ofiice of the undersigned, RICHD, J. FITTON. Secretary M.0.J.0., 2523] ' "Central Chambers, Masterton. .WAIRARAPA NOETH COUNTY. rpBKDBBS will, bo feroivo'd at this X Office, (where plails and may be Been) till Saturday, 'at noon 19th init.; for the following works:— Contract No. SS.-Mastoi'-t'on to Waimata Roadc'iiniuM road formation, Contract Wo, JQ.-To Oro Ore to Bideford Rosul--9 miles, more or less, road repairs. Plau &c, for Contract No. 25 may also bo seen at the store, Timii. F.O.MUOBE, County Clerk. Council Offices Mastorton February 12th, 1887. 2523 mHE A T RE R 0 Y A L, Thursday and Friday. FEBRUARY 17m and 18th. GILBERT & SULLIVAN'S ColM OrEIIA. . THE k Aid of St, Matthew's. School Fd.\:i, , ' Full cast of characters and choru3 by Leading Vocalists in . i . THE WaIUAKAPA, 1 Pianist, Mrs Pais;e; Musical Director, Mr Keisenbergj Sta?e Manatror, Mr Gant. Prices, 3s, 2s, s. Seats at Mr Price's. 1.0. G.T. ]HE POPULAR QUARTERLY . GATHERING of the above will take placo in the TEMPERANCE HALL' ON TUESDAY NEXT. Tea on tables at 7 .p.m. The Gospel Temperance Union Choir will give selections duringtho evening. Tickets Is, to bo ob.tflined from Mr J. Carpenter. 2520 (POISONOUS.) MIXES READILY WITH COLD WATER. POSITIVKLYTHE OFTEST'DIP FOR WOu'l, SAFE. RELIABLE, ';. LASTING, UNIFORM, STAINLESS,CHEAP, ■■ Testimonial— On September IG; Mr R. Evans put through my dip thrco or four hundred hoggets, using Mr 0. M. Brook's preparation, The Ho£jget3 were very badly infested with ticks and lice. To-day I have carefully examined tho sheep, five weeks after the dipping. I have not been able to find a single hvo stock or louse The skin is clear and bright, the wool has mado good growth, and haß a remarkable soft and rich feel. Altogether, judging from this ono trial, 1 consider it one of the very b'ostilipß in the Market.—l am, yourtruely, Philip C. Threlk'eld.Inglowood, Foxtbn, October 3,1886. • On December Kith, at shearing time, : theßo sheep were again' examined, and found to be in exactly the same stato as doßcribed above gallon 4s, in 4 or 6 gallon drums, In barrels, 20 gallons, 3s 9d ;' 100 do.' 3s Gd; 500 do, 3s 3d; One gallon reomres diluting with 50 gallons of water Afomt/acfitrcd only hj 0. M. BROOKE, Optrat'm (Jhmhi, Kaknoi, AGENTS FOR WAIRARAPA—.' j •'■ WESTON Bros,, : ■ PA'RTE'BTOiN, . Get your saws repaired by a PRACTICAL SAW MAKER, : WHO will re-tppth, re-haminer, :'and ' put into,,proper working order any kind of saws,.jio mattor how badly buckled or crippled. ■'" ' ' :.■ ,j'i j Makers, Importers, and Dealors '... in all kinds'of circular and - . Vertical Saws. ' ' ; No. 12, Cuba-street, Wellington.' : I au'd 282 Sussex Street, Sydney, N.S.W;