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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3179, 13 April 1889, Page 3

F. H. Wood. MRP, O.THRELKELD'S "INGLEWOOD" FLOCK AND HEED, LINCOLN AND LEICESTER SHEEP, AND SHORTHORN'OATTLE. IRespecfully beg to notify to flock owners and land holders, that I am AGENT-in the North Island for Mr Threlkeld, the eminent breeder of the famous Inglowood flock and hoi'd. F.H.WOOD, 8171 Auctioneer, Groytown. FOR SALE.-A BARGAIN, 1 Timber and Wool Waggon Team of four firat-clusa Draught horses, guaranteed 4 Sets Harness 1 Spring; Trap 1 Phieton, new 1 Single-seated buggy, second-hand For further particulars apply to F. H. WOOD. PIANOS. PIANOS, NEW AND SECONDHAND, TOR r|ASH, OR ON TIME PAYJ \J MENTS. F. H.WOOD Has several first-class instruments for sale, now on viow at hisGreytown Rooms CALL AND INSPECT. No excuso for anyone being without a Piano never. ■ 2429 Freehold and Leasehold at Alfredton. REMARKABLY GOOD INVESTMENT. UNUSUALLY EASY TERMS. SMALLEST POSSIBLE CASH DEPOSIT. E H- WOOD Hits received instructions from Me JOHN EuUSTEAD to sell privately at a prico so low for such a desirable property, and on terms so easy that the investment should be readily accepted, his superor and improved farm of 342 Acres,

Known as Fisher's Comer, Alfred ' ton. There is a two-roomed whare on the property. Sheep yards have been erected, and tlio fencing is good and serviceable. Altogether a good sheep-carrying and very payable holding is to bo secured on the mostadvantageous terras. There will also be given in with the purchase, thus further enhancing its value, the goodwill of a 21 yoars' lease of an Education Reserve of 52 acres at an oxtremoly low rental, with l'ipht of extension for 21 years more, Also for Sale, in connection the same Deterred Payment Section, No 209, Block XII, Mangaone. This comprises 210 acres, of which 20 acres of bush have been felled. It now carries 100 ehcop, and this number can bo easily and quickly much increased, Apart from their practical value tlio two Alfredton Properties are situated in a most charming and fertile neighborhood, and as a payable and picturesque homostead thoy would indeed be hard to surpass. Further particulars may be learnt on application to, F. H. WOOD, Estate Agent, Greytown. COCKSFOOT. fJjE EAi\GITUMAU Specially 1889. COCKSFOOT SEED, 400 SACKS in lots to suit purchasers at 3d per lb. Sampies on application. .. JAS, STUCKEY, 3167 Opaki. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. HENRY AITLIN OF THE EKETAHUNA EMPORIUM, Has decided to hold a CLEARING SALE, OF Geherai, Merchandise CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES &c I'rior to Enlargement of his Present Premises, This is no bogus sale, as everything must be cleared to mako room for alterations. Everything marked in plain figures so that no one can be deceived. 3153

MASTERTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SALE OF WORK mHE ladies of the above Church will X hold a sale of goods in the TEM-' PERANOE HALL 011 TUESDAY, April 16th, afternoon from 3 till G, admission freo. Evening from 7 till 10, Promenade Concert, admission (Id. 3127 MASTERTON. TO TINUI AND CASTLEPOINT. JOHN TAPLIN, WHILST tendering his thanks to Settlors between MASTERTOA and CASTLEPOINT for past favors, respectfully informs them that in order to meet their requirements ho has decided to run a GOODS BRAKE betwoon those districts Once a ■wbelti arriving at Tinui every Monday, Goods or Orders from Masterton can be left at Messrs Caselberg and Co's Store. Parcels, &c. from Tinui can be left Free of Charge at Messrs J. Nathan & Co's or Mr J, Young's Boarding House. . JOHN TAPLIN, PROPRIETOR, 31C8 Eketahuna Bakery. William Ashraore JN taking over tho business lately conducted by Mb James Jones, be?s to intimate that he is prepared to deliver CHEAP BREAD of the Best Quality to all parts of tho district. A TRIAL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED, Largo Loaf -7d cash, B<l booked, 1Q per cent' discount for prompt payment^