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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2802, 20 January 1888, Page 3

~MASTERTON RAM AND EWE FAIR. WEDNESDAY, Bth FEBRUARY, AND THE ANNUAL CARTERTON RAM and EWE FAIR, Undor the auspioos ot the Wai- . rarapa and East Coast Pastoral and Agricultural Society. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1888. F. H. WOOD Having already received a largo number of entries for the above Fairs, invites particulars for further additions to his list, from owners who have rams or ewes for sale on either or both occasions. FOR IMMEDIATE PRIVATE SALE, A BARGAIN. VALUABLE DAIRY OR SHEI2P FARM, situate White's Lino, OLAREVILLE, about two miles from the Railway Station, good metal . road all the way. The property ,in question contains 155 ACRES of the best land in the district, subdivided into five paddocks, all well watered by constantly running streams, and can be sold as a whole, or divided to suit the convenience of purchasers. Easy terms can bo arranged for if desired. For further particulars apply to F. H. WOOD, 2793 Auctioneer and Estate Agent. WYLIE BROS., IMPORTERSOFBOOKS STATIONERY ■& FANCY GOODS, NEWSAGENTS &o. Lithographers, Engravers. Printers, Paper Rulers, and Account Book Manufacturers, Makers of Rubber Stamps for Business, Professional, and Linen marking of tho most improved quality, and ai the cheapest rates.' RESPECTFULLY announce to their Wairarapa Friends and Supporters that they have now REMOVED to the spacious premises, 63, WILLIS-ST., WELLINGTON, (lately Mr J. Thorburn's), immediately opposite Messrs Barlow's Fruiterers, and that they have NO CONNECTION with the business now earned on in the premises foiinorly occupied by their brother, Mr Andrew Wylio. at No. 38, Willis-st. All tho old Stock taken over from Messrs Dutton and Brown having been disposed of by auction, and tho NEW STOCK bought on the most advantageous terms, the greater portion of it JUST LANDED, WYLIE BROS, aro now in a position to offer special inducements to buyers of Books, Stationery, Office Requisites, Photo Albums, Writing Desks, Plush Frames, Fancy Goods, etc., etc. To Merchants, Storekeepers, Tradesmen and Dealors, their large stock will be so'cl at specially moderate prices. To Solicitors, WYLIE BROS, particularly desire to intimate that having made Law Stationery a speciality of tlioir business, evory article required by the profession can be supplied with despatch snd economy. S. Withers & (Jo.'s Five aud Burglar proof Safes, warranted the cheapest and best in tho market. Copying Presses(foolscap & letter size), Copying Letter Books, Damping Brushes Wells & Ewer's, all sizes. Copying Paper, Drying and Oiled Sheets, foolscap and letter size, Parchment, plain and ruled, parchment pounce, Large and Small Deed Paper, Draft Costs Books, perforated and bound always in stock. .Draft and costs paper, Brief and procoss, plain anf? ruled, all makes, Official Foolscap,- Brief and Deed Envelopes. Supreme Court, and Proof of Debt Forms, Red Tape and Silk Leed Cord. Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, and Account Books in all tho Standard sizes, Bindings aud Rulings, Despatch Boxes, pure creamlaid thick Foolscaps, plaiu or ruled, specially imported for Solicitors' requirements. Lett's and New Zealand Diaries,lßßß, PaperFasteners,GumMuoilage, Field's, Stephen's, and Meek's Standard brands Red, Black, and Blue-Black copying and Red Inks, Blotting papers, white and colored, 30,38, and 501b, extra thick, Blottinp Pads, Writing cases, Pen Racks, Pen wipers aud cleaners, Quill Pens, Rubber Bands, Havdtmuth's, Faber'sand Rowney's Office Pencils, Whatman's hand-made Drawing papers, in Antiquarian, Double, Elephant, Imperial and Royal sizes. Thick Cartridge and Machine Drawing, Double Elephant, Imperial aud Royal sizes. Seager's Tracing Cloth (dull back) 30 inches wide, Tracing Paper in rolls and Sheets, Drawing Board Pins, Set of Squares and Curves, Indian Ink, Water Colors, Agato Styles, Manifold Letter Writers, all thicknesses, Carbonic Paper, for duplicates and refills. Light Butt No G adhesive Envelopes, % 9d per 1000, Cr Laid No (i do, from 3s 9d per 1000. Plain and Ruled Letter and Mo Papor, Foolscap Papor, plain, faint and marginal lined. Box papers and envelopes. Stationery Cabinets, Ebony Offico Rulers, Spring and Apron Letter and Invoice Clips, Spike and Hook Files, all qizes and makes. Confectionery Bags, all sizes. Drapers Bonnet, Hat and Flower Bags. Tobacconist's Tinfoil Bags, and all the miscellaneous articles appertaining to a first-class Stationery Establishment. A«ents for tho Canterbury Times Weekly Press, Auckland Weekly Herald, Tit Bits, Otago Witness, N,Z. Referee, Australasian, Sketcher, Sydney Bulletin, and New Zealand Mail. Subscribers' names received, and copies posted to any address punctually. Orders from patrons not already known with referenco or remittances will be selected and carefully forwarded free to. any Railway or Booking Office.

Atrial or call from Mr VVylie's old Wairarapa friends earnestly solicited. Please Note the address: ■ 63—Willis Street, Wellington, opposite Messr< Barlow Fruiterers 279E

FOR SALE—M J. Bernard wishes to inform the public that he has deoided to sell his well known property on Columba road, The property ib as follows;—A section of land opposite the residence of M, Oaselberg, Esq., containinp four acreß (more or less); a largo roomy now house crectod thereon, contaiiiintf.five rooms, hall and passage and outbuildings. Two acres of tho property ar« trenched and planted in fruit trees, viz-90 apples of all varieties mfull bearing, also GO three year old. forward apple trees, choico varieties and full bearing, large variety of plums, peaches, figs, apricots nectarines, damsons, quinoes raspberries, about 300 gooseberry treesjof all the choicest kinds, 100 mixed currants, 2000 strawberry plants, also a large grape vine in very heavy orop. The orchard is well sheltered with ornamental trees, and bounded by tho Makora stream, planted withwillowß. It is one of tho prettiest properties ever placed before the public, and those on-the look out for a comfortablo, cheap _ property, cannot do bettor than interview the proprietor, whoso solo reason for disposing of the samo is that lie wishes to go into farming. The terms will be very liberal,, and can be ascertained on application toM. <l. BERNARD or A, R, Bunny, Bol]oitor,. Porsons are welcomo to view the property at any hour of tho