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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2814, 3 February 1888, Page 3

Educational Repository. QUEEN-ST.. MASTERTON. ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SALE Oi' NEW BOOKS AND PERIODICALS. CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAH CARDS. W IUTING DESKS, Work-boxes, LacUos Companions, Purses, Pockot Books, Ladies Bafjs, Inkstands, Dulls, Tea Sets, Writinp Casus. FaNOY GOODS, TOYS, to, IN Eh(llc«k Variety. PHOTGGRAPHY, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Portraits taken in ANY Weather By the NEW INSTANTANEOUS PROCESS, Views taken in any part ot the Town or Country. THOS. E~PRICE

Oil Cooking Stoves and Kitcheners, SOLE MAKER IN NEW ZEALAND. Jjl J. FUOTHEAD • PLuilßEll AND IRONMONGER, Riddefokd Street, Newtown. These Stoves are odorless, smokeless, safo, portable, cleanly, and economical. Through tho l»ng New Zealand Bummer (practically for seven or eight months of the year) they will do the entire work of a kitchen fire and range. WiH Bakr.Boil, Steam, nnd Pity all alone the, and at immeasurably less cost than any other known cooking apparatus In lirat outlay as well as cleanliness and efficiency, but especially in the liuurlv saving of expense, they are Incomparably Superior to Gas Stovrs,

A complete set of Cooking utensils accompanies each Stove, AGENTS IN WELLINGTON— Walter Brown, Machine Store, Parish Street. R. Gardner &Cg., Ironmongers, Lambton Quay, T. BALLINGEII, W illis-streetr SOLE MANUFACTURER, S. I. FOOT HE AD, N.B.—The Sto ea may be Been at work and tested at the make's workshop, Tram Terminus, Newtown, Wellington, Catalogue can be'obtained on application to tlie '• Daily " Oftioo NOTICE, J" AMES ROSS bogs to notify that he has from this date taken into copartnership with him Mr JAMES MUIR of Masterton, Coachbuilder, and that the business will in future be carried on in the name and style of ROSS & MUIR, Blacksmiths, Coachbuildors and Wheelwrights, Queen-street. Masterton, January 3,1888, TN CONSEQUENOE of the above, it i. is necessary that all accounts due to inn should be paid at once, and Mr C. T. D'4rcy having been authorized by me to collect the same, his receipt will be a sufficient discharge. JAMES ROSS. EOR SALE—M J. Bernard wishes to inform the publio that he has. decided to sell his well known property on Columba road, The property is as follows:—A section of land opposite the residence of M, Caselberg, Esq,, containin? four acres (more or less); a largo roomy new house erected thereon, coutainiiiL' live rooms, hall and passage and outbuildings. Two acres of tho property ar« trenched and planted in fruit trees, viz- 90 apples of all varieties m full bearing, also GO throe year old forward apple trees, choice varieties and full bearing, large variety of plums, peaches, figs, apricots nectarines, damsons, quinoes. raspberries, about 300 gooseberry trees cf all the choicest kinds. 100 mixed cuvrants, 2000 strawberry plants, also a large grape vine in very heavy crop. The orchard is well sheltered with.ornamental trouß, and bounded by the Makora stream, planted with willows. It.is one of the prettiest properties ever plaoud before the public, and those on the look out for a comfortable, cheap property, cannot do better than interview the proprietor, whose sole reason for disposing of tlu samo is that he wishes to go into farming. Tho terms will havery liberal, and can be ascertained on application tuM, J. BERNARD or A, 11. Bunny, solicitor. Persons are welcome to view the property at any hour of the day. NOTICE, SHORT?REID f )4, U ilus Street, (next- ,J. Duthie & Co) (1 h LL the attention of Town and CounJ try Storekeepers to the following list of goods on private sale at bwest wholesale prices Also 20 tons prime Derwent potatoes, 'l2s fid landed free at Wellington Station. Consignments of Merchandise received for le, and prompt aocount sales rendered savAgenta for Chvistohnrch Bisouit Co os Flour and Oatmeal. . k State-Catnhill Street