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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3157, 19 March 1889, Page 3

1 T. Kenhedy ; Macdohald&" Co. LAND! LAND!! Seventh Sale of the Lauds o 1 the Wellington § Mana-.' watu Kaihvay Coy., (Limited,) ? In the Exchange Hall, 19,21, &28, Lambton-Quay, WELLINGTON. 1 Friday, March 22nd, 1889. At Two O'Jlook p.m. !,' Kennedy Macdbnald & Co. Are favored-with' instructions ftom . thedirectorsofthe Wellirigtonahd Mana r watu Railway Company, limited, to sell | ' by public auotion as above, the OHaU.MAN.UKAU BLOCK, COHIAININO . • 28,340 IS 28,840 • or AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL LAND, - Subdivided into 40 seokions, ranging in area from 30 acres to 2,000 acres. The above valuable lands are situate adjacent to the township of OHAU, and running back towards the township of Manukau, on the Company's Line of Railway. . ALSO, IHB ... OTAKI BLOOK 26,024 AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL LAND, in area from 60 aores to 2,300 acres, I 'Deposit at Sale: TEN PER CENT. NO FURTHER PAYMENT for SEVEN YEARS. INTEREST: FIVE PER CENT. Ample talioities for inspecting the Land is afforded at a mero nominal cost, Lithographic Plans at the office of this paper, and full information on application to the Auctioneers, T. KENNEDY MAODONALD &CO„ Exchange Buildings, Lauibton-quay, Wellington. In addition to the RURAL LANDS, THETOWHSHP OF OHAU,Will bo SOLD on the ABOVE DATE. BONMARCHE SPECIAL NOI'IOE TO THE LADIES OF MASTERTON,. AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS," DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT, TTAVING SECURED the torvicea of MISy HOURIGAN, An experienced Cutter and Fitter, late of Melbourne, we venture to assert that we shall now bo enabled to give our Patrons the greatest satisfaction. MISS HOURIGAN, having had charge of the leading Houses in Melbourne,'and bringing excellent testimonials of ability, places us in a position to. recommend her to our numerous customers. Our prices, as usual, will be extremely moderate for the vmy best work. TRIAL, AND YOUR RECOMMEND. ATION RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. U HOOPER, and Co, CASH DRAPERS* CLOTHIERS, BONMARCHE, MASTERTON. all si;z;es. JNO..IOUNG. IRONMONGER, MASTERTON. BOOTS! BOOTS I BOOTS! ' .H.HOUNSLOW, BOOT MANUFACTURER, i (Opposite the Indo-Cliina Tea Depot), [j '- MASTERTON, " . ITTHILST taking thoso who have ■ .YV ■ supported him since he lias been in business intimate that ho has a choice „ stock of own made BOOTS ANDSHOES - always or. hand, in Gontlemen's Ladies r and Children's of every description, y Houhslow's Boyi' and Girls' Sohool Boots are noted for Neatness, Quality and , Cheapness, Hounsww's Fashionable and . Popular HIGH LEG CALF AND KANGAROO BOOTS ARE UNEQUALLED IN THE TRADE. Special made DAMPd PROOF BOOTS, warranted to keep'the 8 ' feetdrv; vorv suitablu for country wear ! COCKSFOOT; f ■ iHE Undersigned will be pleased to" 1 submit SAMPLES, with quotations, on application by letter or teleAttention is respectfully directed to the SUPERIOR GERMINATING " .POWER ■' OF BANES' PENINSULA SEED, due to the peculiar suitability of the soil and, climate to the growth of COOKS. FOOT IN JTS PERFECTION, Parcels, large or small, to suit purchasers,, who will oblige ld probable number of sacks required, ;o thereby enabling submission of sample 18 from parcel sufficiently large to execute ordercomplete from Banie lot.Saok.B may be. token as netting OOlbs, ]: J ORDER DUffiCT FROM THE DISTRICT ■ -Thus ensuring. e F RES-HE. ST SEE.D, 4 ■ And therefore of . • , n Greatest Germinating Power, •'. Delivery given, if require'ijiijn railway '•'.:...,.,; tr#aaiany.Pori v ',':.;.;.', 'W.' H. -Henriihg,