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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2872, 13 April 1888, Page 3

MASTERTON TOWN LANDS TRUST, A POLL for tho election of two trustees, vice Messrs Foist and Parsons who retire by rotation, will be taken on THURSDAY, 26tli April 1888. Nominations close at 12 o'clock, noon on FRIDAY, 20tli April, 1888, at tho COUNCIL CHAMBERS, where forms can now be obtained, R, BROWN, Returning Officer. ST. MATTHEW'S ENTERTAINMENTS. THURSDAY,~APEIL ] 9i (In aid of Choir Fund,) "THE PICNIC." Admission 1/- Children Gd. 2870 W. E. PAIGE. HOLLYHOUSE,...COLE-STREET. (Adjoining Dt Beard's Property). MRS 6, YOUNG havin? taken tho above house is now prepared to receive a few Boarders, The house has just been renovated, and contains comfor : tablo apartments, bath-room ets. Convenientstabiing, Tekms jiodebate, NOTICE. PERSONS trespassing on Matahiwi Station, under any pretence whatever, will be PROSECUTED after this date. J, and H, HOLMES, ■ Matahiwi, 2807 Masterton. mE RANGITUMAU COCKSFOOT X SEED TO SELL, in lots to suit purchasers. Sample on application, JAS. STUCKEY, 2847 Opaki. FOR SALE,—On easy terms, a few }■ acre sections in the Dixon Estate' Apply Geo. Dixon, blacksmith, Bannisterstreet PRELIMINA RY ADVERTISEMENT. MURTON AND WHITE'S SHEEP dipping fluid. A Certain Specific for all Parasites. No trouble in Mixing. PitiuK.—Seven shillings a gallon, in iivo gallon drums, Directions for use on each packet, and on the circulars. LEVIN & CO., Agents, Wellington, WAIRARAPA NORTH COUNTY, OTIOE is given that a resolution passed at a special meeting of the Council on the 13th instant striking a rate of 11-130ths of a penny in the £, on the rateable values of the properties in the Upper Tauerußoad District, to meet

the annual charges on a loan of L 540 under the Local Bodies Loans Acts, will be presented for confirmation at a meeting of the Council to be held on TUESDAY, 10th April, 1888. The proposed special order will take effect upon confirmation, and a copy thereof may be seen at the offices of the Council. F. (I MOORE, Coim Clerk, 20th March, 1888, PPLICATIONS will be received till noon of 17th inst., for the office of Secretary and Relieving Officer to the North Wairarapa Benevolent Society, Salary £2O per annum, J. PAYTON, Chairman. TMPOUNDED at Tinui on April 7th X from Annesdale Station, one bay mare, branded like (W) on near rump, also, one bay entire colt, no visible brand. If not claimed, and all expenses paid before April 21st, will be sold by public auction at the Pound Yards, Tenui, to defray expenses. F, BUADING, Poundkeeper THE ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN JOHNSTON, FOR SALE. 9000 acres (more or less) being the property known as Brandon Hall Station, near Bulls, liangitikei, together with about 1000 head cattle and 2000 sheep, 299 acres, being sections 12 to ](i, situate West Olive, near Napier, 3 acres, numbers 359, 3(10, 303,• ou the plan of the city of Napier. 1 acre, being sections 529 to 530, situate Gough Island, Napier. 2} acres, being sections 54 to 58,75 to 70, 81 to 82, Western Spit, Napier. 102 acres, being sections 28 to 30, situate Havelock, near Napier. 242 acres, being sections 11 to 13,71 to 73, situate TVoodville. 1000 acres, being sections 28 to 33, Kopuarangi Block, near Masterton, 2887 acres, being section 171, Aohonga block, East Coast. 009 acres, being sections 494,495, Mangapakeha Block, East Coast. 101 acres, being lots 30 to 40,75 and 70,82 . to 85, 103,248,250, 252, Featherston. 21 acres, being lot 50 near Featherston. 15J acres, being lots 101, and 104, township of Foxton. Lot 2, Block 0, 09 x 75, Ballance-street, Wellington. Lot 3, Block 0, 09 x 75, Ballance-street, Wellington. Lot 0, Block 0, 82 x 70, Lambton-Quay, Wellington. For prices and further particulars apply to ■JOHNSTON & CO., Agents for the Executors,

AMERICAN ORGANS. WELL! WELL!! OH, How Cheap! And quite true. lam told that F. J.Pim is offering splendid American Organs, by some of the best and most reliable makers. Each instrument is fitted up with the divided octave cuupkrs. Good authorities, and persons who have them in this city say what magnificent instruments they are, being just what they are represented—the beut and cheapest ever offered to his numerous friends and the public at large. Unequalled for tone and touch, and built to his own orders expressly for colonial use. With strong upright rubber bellows of great capacity; no wooden couplars; all steel-plated rods—no fear of getting out of order with fair usage. These organs arc built in a solid black walnut case with mouse-proof attachments, and panelled walnut back, fitted out with all the latest improvements. Well, how can he sell so cheaply? Why his expenses are so small; his system is, "Small profits and quick returns." Well, we will just call at his office and see for ourselves. He says on the list in his window that he always keeps samples on stock. Who would not have music, when you can purchase a splendid American Organ for £l6, or one with six stops, including the divided octave couplars, for £l9. Note the address— F. J. PINNY, Broadway Terrace, Wellington. CataWues can be had on application at Daily office,