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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3184, 20 April 1889, Page 3

j) will jb'o! received <up to ;'Noon-of WBDWESDAY. the 24th hist, for the , Ereptlou of a Stabl<l lot* J. StudkeyEsq.j of Kangfitumuu. • The-lowest or any tender will not' necessarily bo accepted. Plan's and Speoitications may be seen at my office. ~ ' H. J.HAIGH. Architect, Rlß'2 Hall-Street, Masterton. BISHOP'S RESERVE, NEAR MASTERTON. . mENDERS are invited For Lensing this Reserve (section 110, Blo«k 4, Tiffin Distri(M|, for a term ol K> Tears, from '-iOlh May, 1889, .Particulars .'mil plan may be Been at the offices hi Mr 0. P. Powles, Welling, ton, and Mr W.-Sullar,Masterton. Tcmlcn will bo received by Mr 0. P. Powles not. later than MJNDAJ, 20th May, 18$!). The highest or any other tender not uavsMily accepted. . Vv, H. QUICK, 31811 Solicitor for the Trust. TENDERS. ~ -1_ mENDERS .are invited until WED. I NKBDAY,24thAprilinst,fur' , Kbooyerinpr Dwollhifj nt Brentwood, Upper Plain, with iron; also erection of tanks. Particulars can be inspected at. the offico of the undersigned, to whom, tenders.are tobcßont. Tlio lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 3184 SELUR&OrJENNELLS. Business Notices. TRESPASS NOTICE, A LL persons trespassing on Matahiwi I will be prosecuted withont further [ • J. &H. HOLMES. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. (TRESPASSERS with Dog or Gun . on the properties of the Undersigned after this date will be prosecuted. A. A. ELKINS.g r. johnston, j. billington, David donald, E.TAYLER, G, GRUSOHOW, 3184 E. JONES. UASTLIiI'UINT ROAD DISTRICT AN Election of five persons tn fil the. office of members for the Beveral sub-divisions in the Castlepoint Road District will take place on BATORDAY, the 4th May next, at the following places, via, No, 1 Sub-division, at Messrs Elder's Woulslied, Langdale. No. 2 „ at Road Board Office, Tinui, No, 3 ~ at Messrs Maiuisell's Woobhed. No. 4 „ Mr H, W.Lcaoho's, Woolshed, No, 8 „ Mr Schofield's store, Whakataki. Nominations will close at 12 NOON, on the 27th inst., at the Road Board Office, Tinui. Forms may.be had at Tinui Btore, or from me, A, MoHUTUHON, Returning Offioer. Tinui, 16th April, 1889. . 8183 Scoullar & Chisholm, Late North and Scoullar, LAMBTONQUAY, WELLINGTON nESPEOTFULLY beg to invito all Country Visitors to Wellington to oamand msi'EOi their largo and wellassorted stock of pURNITfREfDRNISHING, ETC which fur workmanship, finish,and value cannot be equahed in town. Harlequin Suites, Drawing-room .Suites, Dining-room Suites Bedroom Suites, Chippendale . Occasional, Chairs Cablneta, Ovor Mantles, Dining Tables Iron Bedsteads, Children's Cots ■Mattresses, Wire-wove Uphol stored fipring Mattressos, Brus sel Carpets, Tapestry Carpets, Hearthrues, Linoleums, Amer lean Chairs, Austrian Chairs S, and C, beg to draw attention to the PIANO AND ORGAN DEPART- ' MENT. Pianos—made by the oelebrated Carle Ecke, Walker Erhardt, Brlusme'ad Justin Brown, Sohwetohen, oto; Organs by Kimbell, Mason and Hamlin Bridgeport and Carpenter etc, etc, 3'lhe ibove instruments sold on deferred payment System, extonding over two or throe yoars,. to suit purchasers, Note tlie Address— LAMBTON QUAY. WELLINGTON COWPER'S PATENT TREE & ROOT DESTROYER. j For the thorough extermination of Trees r , Roots and Scrub of all descriptions,. BY tho iuooulation of live timbor with 0 this compound the wholo tree, 2 including tho roots is reduced to a highly f inflammable and rotten state, and will j burn readily right down to tho roots, j Dead timber and stumps ..can also bo destroyed with it. 'i { The use of it is simplicity itself, ana but littlo labor is required. . ■ „ Time occupied for full destruction of a large tree, about three months, stnmps and dead timber one month. . It has boen tested with unqualified success on 640 acres, _ the wholo area 3 being cleared and now under crop. Directions for Use .—ln a large treea hole liu In diameter and 6in deep should be bored downwards in tho trunk towards tlie hoart,fill with the compound —about ono ounce will be requiredplug the hole securely and make airtight. Cork or stiff clay,will do.. Fur smaller trees a hole of less diameter f and a smaller quantity of tho compound willsuffico. .;.'.,' I Price—ss 6d' per pound ;iu 41b and I lib tins, and in drums of 501bs. , 1 Tho cheahest, quickest, simplest, c easiest, and su.est method of clearing 0 laud. The largest trees can be destroyed 1 at a cost of a few police, ;. A good testimonial from one pentloman,, (who has cleared every two from 700 acres). ' Cowpcr's Tree and;, Root •.Destroyer. Sole agent for N.Z.' '' l " 1 ■■'•■ JAB. MCHOLLS, J 03, OrtWaw/iiv.,;iif.i;wte«(j».-"