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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2910, 29 May 1888, Page 3

j^THEKINrtS -CBPHHTWEDNESDAY—Afternoon— liink, Ladies; j Evening—Gents, | FRlDAY—Evening—Privtito Sinking Party, SATUfIDAY Afternoon—Kin k. Ladies; Evening, liink, Gentlemen, LiOOK OUT for something NOVEL on Saturday night 2910 TENDERS are required for building a two story liouso at Ekotahnua, to close on June 4tli, 1888, Specifications can bo seen at Messrs Lowes and lorns' office from Monday to Friday at post time. Not bound to nceopt anv tender. Tenders must be addressed to tho EKBTAHUNA HOTEL, N0 TI CE. to the inhabitants ofeketaHUNA AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. HENRY BURLING, Junr,, will supply BEISF at the following Cash Prices per lb ■ Hind Quartors, rump Steak 3|d Steak Silverloin 3|d Ribs 3~d Boiling 2|d —MUTTON - Fore-quaitor neck & breast lid Hind-quartors 2ld Sausages ... ... 4|d Bacon at Current Prices, H.B, hopes by supplying a first-class article mid giving strict attention to business, to receive a fair share of public support. 2902 J, WILLIAMS, Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist, Queen-Street, Masterton. ENGLISH TOBACCOS. Just opened up, a largo consignment of the Celebrated BRISTOL BIRD'S EYE, THE THREE CASTLES, LATAKAI, RETURNS, ARMY AND NAVY, and SHAG TOBACC OS, in splendid flavour, ALSO—22 Cases American Tobaccos comprising all the favorite brands. 4 cases Tobacconists Sundries imported direct. Station Holders and Contractors supplied at Wholesale Prices. "WILLIAMS Celebrated unateained cut Tobaccos prepared on tho PREMISES from (j/- per lb. AGENT for Evening Post, New Zealand Farmer, Bee and Poultry Journal. 2902 BRITISH INDIA Y. CHINA.

" ludiv Grows kitcrTEA than China."— London Times. MONRO'S INDIAN TB4! Direct from the Uchterloney Valley in the Neilgherry Hills, is the CO MING TEA FOR IS EW ZEALAND Hundreds of Testimonials as to the Quality &c, One says—" I have not had a more delicious Cup of TEA since 1 have been in the colony. Another winds up with-" I hope you will altvays be able to supply mo with this Tea." Another writes—" Send me two boxes, and keep two more for me for fear you run out," Another Lady who is a judge of good Tea says—" I cannot drink any other Tea now," Another Lady who has travelled in nearly every Country in tho world, and an acknowledged judge ot Tea says—"l think the other Tea is so vulgar after drinking your Indian Tea." M UNKO'S INDIAN TEA, Is the only Tju sent direct from the Plantation pure and unadulterated. All other Teas whether from India or China, can only be bought in the market, the best qualities being always snatched up for tho European market, where they command a far higher price. MUNRO'S INDIAN TEA. Is the BEST, the PUREST, and tho most GENUINE TEA that has ever been imported to tho Colonies. ISTREMEMBER—This Tea cannot bo had from any other house in New Zealand, ALEX. MUNRO, Importer, Willis-Street, Wellington, LAND SPECULATION, OR A HOME WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL CLASSES. EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS. TO be sold by auction by Messrs BAKER BROS,, [at Wellington

WEDNESDAY, 6th JUNE NEXT' At 2 o'clock in the afternoon. WODDVILLB, Un tlio main road from Palmerstcn to Napier, about 00 chains from the centre of the town, 43 sections (of 30'10 perches each), being pari of rural section 5, and numbered 3, G, 7,10, 11, 14, 10, 20, 21A, 30, 31, 34, 35, 44, 45, 48, 49, 53, 55, 56, 59, 00, 03,04,07,08, 71, 72,73, 70, 77, 80, 81, 84,85,88,89, 00, 97,100,101,104, 105. Sections 53, 71, 72, and 89 are corner sections. Sections 20 and 21a have a frontage to Napier main road, whilst number 21a is the section at the corner of the Napier and Woodlands road. Sections 44,45,48,49,53, 96,97,100, 101, 104, 105, have frontages to the Woodlands road, Woodville is one of the most go-ahead towns in the colony. It is the centre of tho North island Trunk Railway, and of the Napier and Palmerston line. Coal has boon struck in the district, and the Coppor Mining industry is well under way. To suit purchasers the land can be sold in Half-aero and Acre Blocks, Each allotment has a frontage of 04 feet by a depth of 130 feet- sufficient for two dwellings. The title is under the Land Transfer Act, and tho cost of preparing each transfer will be limited to 10s (id, exclusive of Government fees. Deposit at salo, £5 per section. In three months, 10 per cent. In six months, 15 per cent. The balance can remain for three years, if required, interest being fixed at 7 per cent per annum. Plans can be inspected on application to BAKER BROS,, Property Auctioneers, Estate aud Financial Agents, and E. G. JELLICOE, 2908 Solicitor, Wellington.