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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2858, 27 March 1888, Page 3

THURSDAY, 29ih MARCH, 1888. TARATAHI YARDS. P. H. WOOD Will soil as above—--500 Fat Ewes 80 Romney Ewes 570 Lambs 280 Ewes and Wethers 600 Mixed Sheep 40 Bullocks 32 Really First-class Dairy Cows, Borne in full milk, others calve early 14 Steers and Heifers (yearlings). VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, SITUATE AT ALFREDTON, For Immediate PRIVATE SALE on EASY TERMS. FH. WOOD has boen favored with , instructions to offer for immediate private sale : That valuable Freehold Property, situate at ALFREDTON; comprising 1 OOQ acres Q roods of first-class land, fenced, subdivided, and otherwise well-im-proved. The property is known as recently in the occupation of MRP.BRANNIGAN, and it includes sections Nos. 22,23,24, 25,26,27,28, 29, 40, 47, 50, 51,54,55,58,59,192,193, and 194, This property can be sold as a WHOLE, or in THREE lots. For further particulars, apply to F.KWOOD, Auctioneer, 2854 Greytown, VALUBALE FREEHOLD PROPER. TIES. FOR PRIVATE SALE. F.H.WOOD Is instructed by Mr G. Hollard, who is leaving the district, -to offer for immediate Private Sale—--1 Sheep and Dairy Farm, situated Tauherenikau, containing 570 acres, Freehold Land, securely fenced, subdivided, well watered and sown in English grass, 8 roomed house, woolshed, stableing, dairy, and other outbuildings, orchard, &c, . , Acre of Land, Maiu-street, Greytown, with two - storied dwelling house of 6 rooms stable, and other outbuildings, Close to tho railway station. 3. Acre of Land adjoining the above section, 6-roomed dwelling house, detached offices, largo barn and granary, stabling &c. 4. Acre of Land opposite No. 3, fenced but not otherwise improved. * Terms can be arranged FuR SALE, 150 Ferretts. 4pply to F. H, WOOD, Grevfcown. CAUTION. A NY person found trespassing on my property, West Taratalii, from this day, will be prosecuted. JOHNRAYNER, March 20th, 1888. TO MEET THE WANTS OF A READY MONEY PUBLIC. KILPATEIGK AND CAMPBELL Continue to Sell at LOW PRICES^ CASH Always Commands hotter rake, LOOK LOOK LOOK GANDLES, 4d per lb; Price's London Sperm, Bd. Currants, Raisins, and Sultanas, 6d per lb Coffee, good value, Is 4d; best Is 8d per lb Marmalade (Keillers) 7d per tin Rice, best, 2£d per lb, or Gib for Is Hops, 9d per lb Extract of Soap, 31bs for Is Candid Peel, Lemon and Orange, Is per lb Starch, lib box 4d ; or 3}d per lb bulk. Soap, 2d bar, or large bars 6d Tea, from Is 3d per lb or boxes from 7s Gd Tobacco, Juno 9d, Nailrod 4d, Twist 3d Butter, eggs and bacon at Lowest Market Prices. KILPATRICK& CAMPBELL. Oriental Tea Mart, ... Manners-street. WELLINGTGN. purchasers, Sample on application. JAS. STUCKEY, 847 Opaki. EASTER HOLIDAYS. FRIDAY next, the 30th insfc, being Good Friday the Post Office will be closed. All mails usually despatched on tha day will be closed at 10 p.m on Thursday, On Monday, the 2nd April (Eastei r Monday) the office will be open from ! 1 to 10 a.m. Mails for Wellington etc, will bo des patched by first train only aud will close at usual time, G. 30 a.m. Mails for Forty Mile Bush will close a [ P. 30 a.m. Castlepoint mails as usual, j Owing to the usual 7.25 a.m train leav- . ing at U a.m on Tuesday, 3rd April, tin first mail for Wellington etc., will bi closed at 9 p.m on Mouday. BY ORDER, J, H. Kibblewhite, 1 Acting Postmaster, f Masterton, 26th March, 1888. H. HOUNSLOW ; BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, \ (OPPOSITE DENISON HOUSE) MASTERTON. 3EGS to announce that he has jus. opened up a SPLENDID AS 1 SORTMENTof LADIES & BOOTS & SHOES . And is offering them at prices not to b '" equalled in the Wairarapa. Grand Stock of from. k Boots and Shoes of every dcscriptio made and repaired on tho most Reaso able terms , % 1 mO LET OR FOR SALE.-100 aort JL. improved farm, six miles frei ", Masterton, good house and outbuil.dint -r well fenced, watered and subdivide! 30 acres under plough, the rest in .goo English grasses, Apply Daily Office,