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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3058, 19 November 1888, Page 3

ADVERTISEMENTS, 1.T.N,0.T.fU0.T.U.-, ; , MASTERTON LODGE, Ni>'l4B6,'E.C. THE HEGDLiVRMONTHLY MEETING of tlio Lodgo takes,place on MONDAI', the 19th day of November, 1888, nt the Masonic Hall, Bannisterstroot. . Business : To elect W.M., Treasurer, and Tyler; arrange ill' sMlation celebration and goii; oral. , Lodgo tyled at 8 p.m. sharp.' 1 By order of tlio W.M, W. SELLAR, 3055 ■* , .Secretary. MWiiALE, A FIRST-CLASS'FARM'369 acres, all in ras, rabbit-fenced, and sub-divided, House Sheepyawls, Dip, Wool Shed, Stockyard, and Cowshed; good giirden; arable of carrying throe sheop to the acre; live miles from Masterton. For terms, apply Robort Cade Black Rock Hill, or Levin and Co, Wei lington, ' 296! If OB H A:LE.\ A SPLENDID SHEEP FARM. CONTAINING GBO acres of 'Limeatouo Country, adjoining the wellknown station of -Mr Stuckey. : - Well watered Vy three good streams. About 350 acres-in grass, and 130 felled this sensoit. Situate 2^" miles from tlio Opnki Railway Station, 800 sheep at valuation. For particulars, apply to W. & WHLOII, 8084 ■ Mastertoii.' SPECTACLES; -To; Suit all Sights; i , A special line in pebbles just re' ceived. Also Goggles, Sight preservers, Folders Ac. GEO.HOOPEK, Optician, Queen-Btroot. TO LET. FERN LODGE, centrally situated, contains oiebt roomsi Particulars at Waikabai'a Daily Office, 3007 AWN MOWERS, GARDEN i SHEARS, REAP HOOKS, VERY CHEAP, JNO YOUNG, IRONMOM3ER, Mastorton, CASTLEPOINT ROAD BOARD. NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of tho Cashpoint Road Board to make the following special order at a mooting to be hold on SATURDAY, the 24th day of November, noxt, viz i That to meet the interest and annual charges on a loan of £BOO, granted to the Board under tho Local Bodies Loan Act, 1880," for forming and metalling that portion of the Uriti Road from Langdale woolshed to- its junction with the Mastorton-Waimata road in ono lialfponny in the p9und bo made and levied on the rateable value of tlio following sections, viz: 266, 267, 732, lilock ll; 211, 242, 259, 262, 263, 288, 308, 258, -330, 337, 338,342, 343,738, Block 111; 339,340, 341, 806, Block IV, Rewa Survey District; and sections 733, 734, Block XIV; 243,244, 255,250, 257,736,737, Block XV, Mungapakeha Survey District. Such special rato shall be an annually recurring rate, aud- will bo paid in two halfyoarly instalments for a period of 20 years, the first half-yearly paymemt to be mado .on the tat day of Fobruary, and the second payment on the fiwtday of August, 1880, and oil tlio same days in each year until the debt is liquidated. J. F. MAUNSELL, Chairman,

Road Board Tinui, 20th Octobot', 1888, 1i037 R.C. SHEARMAN & Co, GENERAL AGENTS. AND BHABEBBOKE It S, OrrosiiE iiik Union Bank, 41,LAMBTONQUAY,WELLINGTON ffo bog to inform tho public that wo undertake the sale or purchaso of pro. pertioa, the safe investment of monoy. Management of estates for trustees, or absentees from tho Colony or otherwiso, the. collection of interest, dividends, debts, and rents, the caro of all description of property, the letting of houses to reliable tenants, negotiating the exchange of every description ef property, the storing ofgoods awaiting a profitable market &c, the sale of goods of every description,jvaluatious, nrbitrations,]aua any other business of this nature, the purchaso of wool, grain, cheese,' butter, bacon &c, the selection of horsos ofevory description, including all other stock and thoir transport, to obtain accurato information on all commercial subjects, the soloction and purchase of land and houses of every description, to eliip, reship, store, ov remove goods to any place, to sell on commission fruit, poultry tnd livo stock of every description, to conduct auctions in all parts of the Colony, to select. Crown. Lands, and conduct the purchaso, to conduct business under tho Land Transfor Act, to act as trustees and for clients under Power-of-Attoruoy, to act as agents for Bank, mining, or other stock otc., to negotiate loans on property by way of mortgage, 'to make investigations on account of clients, to lend money from .4100 upwards, to transact any financial agency, to make advances generally on approved securities, to obtain valuations on all description of- proporly,' ■ to act' as custom house, shipping and forwarding agorita, to effect policies for tho Government Life Insurance Department.

TO LADY INVALIDS DESIRING MING AND A COMFORTABLE HOME, [ounTIWOAIBD'OTE.] MES B4SBR, Kelson-street, oil Basin Reaorvo, could otlor Board and Lotoig, with all the comforts of a home, to any invalid lady who requires careful attention and nursing, or to any lady, either in the city or from the country, who wishes tosocure proper attention prior to and : during her confinemenb. Mrs Baker possesses largo experienco us a'nurse in both classes of cases, i'lio houso is large', ' airy, and healthily aituatod. A comfortably furnished sitting room und bedroom can bo provided, Apply personally or by letter, to Mrs Baker, fourth lisuso from top of Nolsonstreet, right-hand side. Terras moderate. Highest references can be given by the advertiser. ' . .2807 DEPRESSION > WHEN in England a few years ago, I was trying to strike a bargain with a roan for a small piece of laud. I told hint I "thought it had beeu much neglected thistles, and dock leaves and other useless things allowed to grow. He said—"'Well, Mister, there is'some good in everything growing on this laud, but perhaps you don't seo it." For a similar reason, there is some good in depression, but oveiy man don't soe it, !nor is yet able t-o put it to good uso. Owing to the depression hero ami abroad,l have teen enabled to buy LGOOti'orth of New Gpops for WOO, consequently I can give bottor'value thin any othtfman.ia Wolliigton,' ComVandneo. s« ».:? f» m . . ' JaHES HUXtEY,.,