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CHILDREN'S FANCY DRESS BALL. Drill Hall, Masterton, - FRIDAY, MAY 10th. In Aid Funds' of Church of Encland, /"10MMITBE:-Mr«' W*. Beotham, \J Mrs W. G. Beard, Mm S. F. Board, Mrs Roddington, Mrs Von Sturmcr, Mrs Tabuteau, Miss Vallanoe. Tickets !J3 oacli, Spectators Is, may bo obtained from any member of the Committee or Mr T. E, Prico. ltofreshnients provided fur children. Fancy Drcaaea only admitted to Dance. Dane' ing from 7 to 11. MRS BODDINGTON, 318? Hon. Seo. and Trcas. MASTERTON RIFLE VOLUNTEER QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY, 24m MAT DRILL HALL, MASTER TON. Double Tickets, 7/6; Extra Lady, 2/fi. 3189 FUNERAL NOTIOU, THE friends of the late Mr Peteb " Reid are respoctfully invited to attend his funeral which will loave tho resident of Mr Weston, Chapel-street on SUNDAY, 28th April at 8 p.m. ' T.JAGO, 81S9 Undertaker.

WOOL WOOU JBEEF, JBEkStf, MUTTON, MUTTON, CHEESE orBUTTER, 11HE Fwty-rniln Bush cannot be beaten, with plenty of water, woll sheltered, and excellent cliroato ; what, more could, farmers wibli for ? While sheep and cattle aro dying in Australia by thousands, literally starved to death throu'gh'shnrtnoss of food, the rattle in the Forty-Mile Buah of the Wellington Province N.Z. are in some few cases dying because they have too much and too rioh feed, Men in search of land stop and Ihink before you wear the best part of your lifo away, trying to livo off dry, barren. titipioductt'w. sun seorcfterf, wind dried land, taking i acres to carry a sheep. Hero are a few lots to select from of land that whoti you have it all felled, fenced, and a house on it, it will not have cost you £u per acre, but will carry at least all the year round 4 sneep foffttoiw Plenty of Limestone, Plenty oj Skelter, ' Plenty of Grass, and An abundance of Water, To Let 250 acres; 70 in grass; good 4-roomed house and other outbuildings, sheep yards, &c, Tunas—threo years, Annual rental, £OO. 39 About GOO acres in one block"; 300 acres in grass, Good whaco, partly fenced, &a. Price per acre, £3 0s 0d; about half can remain at 5 per ce.it per annum. ■ 41 150 acres, Mangaone Valley; 20 acres felled and in grass, Price, £2 per acre ; terms; good road. 50 94 acres in the Makuri, superior level land; 10 aeres felled, Price, £2 10s. _ 303 200 acres partly improved ; limestone land, Price, L2 loa per acre Terms easy. 343 .120 acres; about GO acres in grass, with whare and fencing; all level, rich land, Pricß L3lss, 345 800 or thereabouts grand sheep fai'm, Price per acre, LI Kk 284 100 acres; half in grass; good four-roomed house; good gar- , don fenced in ; all good, rich limestone land; good road, L 4 5s peracre. 152 320 acre 3 grand Rheep country Price, L 3 per aero. 53' 112 acres; about 20 acres' fell ed ready for burning. A bargain at the price—Ll 15s per acre. About 3'20 acres all level, rich, alluvial limestono formation, some of tho richest and most valuable land in the Forty Mile Bush; good road with river frontage j 00 acroa improved. Price £3per acre; £SOO can remam at 5 per cont per annum limestone land; plenty of water good road, terms easy. Price £3 6s. 20 acros improved. mation, oxcoptionally rich grass land. 30 acres improvod. Price £3 ss, greater part of which can remain at 5 her cent per annum, 80 300 acres with good road, plenty of water, easily fonced, all level land; 40 acres improved; some of the best land in tho Colonybar nono. Price per acre L 3. Terms. 88 200 acres of good rich limestnno shcop country; M acres improved ; good road; plenty of water. Price £2l7s (id, LARGE SUMS OF MONEY fur investment on mortgage at 7 per cent under LIOOO, over, 6to o|, advanced on any of tho aboyo lots, 1 havo also plans nf tho whole district on view at my nice, and any information 1 can give to land buyers, Government or otherwipe, I will gladly five free of all cost, H. W. BRIGGS, \ LAND, ESTATE, AND GEtv & COMMISSION AGENT. " PAHIATUA.. QUIBELL'S LIQUID SHEEP DIP. (NON-FOISONOUS.) All important and Reliable Dip for Sheep & Lambs, Chemical Pood for the wool IS an inialliblo exterminator of insect lifo, a complete and perfootly reliable euro for scab, and destroyer of Ticks, Lice, Mange, Fleas, and all parasites that attack Sheep or othor animals, The Special Merits of QulbeU's Liquid Dip areIt is NON-POISONOUS to animal life. It 1b PERFECTLY BAFE to use upon all animals. It is a-RELIABLE and PEREEOT CURE for Scab, Lice and Inserts. It NEVER FAILS in any case where used as directed. Tho important Fatty-Matter it contains FEUDS THE WOOL, and is so 1 blendod in the Dip that it is readily absorbed by tho Wool, making It soft and lujuriant. It is conveyed to the roots, nourishes and promotes tho growth, produolns by natural lawsan4bundant, healthy aiid heavy fleece. , For lambs and ewes it iB most valuable, boing nonpoisonons j the growth of the young wool is assistod and their health unproved. (Young lambs are often injured by .poisono'H dips.) The exporionco of overy practical and honest man proves this, QUIBELL'S SHEEP DIPS are largely ÜBcd.by many of tho most important sheep breeders in tho world, and with credit, and advantago upon the most valuable flocks—a certain proof that thoy aru the beat'money can procure, or they would not:be used so extensively upon prize animals. Wellington Agents-MESBBj'Livw & Co

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3189, 26 April 1889, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3189, 26 April 1889, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3189, 26 April 1889, Page 3

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