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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3631, 13 November 1890, Page 3

'.. :\\:-i. :-vJj'H.'Wood; r ' ■:*:-*;. THURSDAY, 20th NOVEMBER, Atlo'olook. TAEATAHI STOCK SALE, FffWOOD / Will 001 lby Public Auction at Hi laratalii yarda on tho aboye dato at O'clock. 120 Ewes and Lambs 120 Ewes and Lambs 40 Fat wethers, Bhora 40 Steers mid Hoifcrs from 1 to ! year old 7 Dairy cow? 4 springing and! in milk 8 Cons just calved 3 Yearlings 3 Sows, in pig 10 Calves and yearlings Several good hacks and buggy horses Further entries invited FOB SALE OE LEASE. " ! . Capital Dairy Farm. \ 'I nOMPßlSlNG4B~acros2roods, Sit » \J uateonfhe Maungatcrere Creel j and boing section No 385. > The property is securely fenced, aiic divided into four paddocks, 1 well grassed and watered. ; A:spl«ndid ; sito foi hqmeatoad, 50 chains frontage to malt : . : . '.. \ .-..: ')]■ ''■'■ '■' •'■■ i '■For: further particulars apply to : Mi . Thomas Oieea, Featherstun, ••'or "the undersigned.>'...' ■ ',- .':' . \\ .l -,;,., % h,^jVQop-:^. : ' . v -i L ■;..• vEstate Agent,'; I^^JOR'SALE;:'■■ v v , 1 Ladies ParisPhieton, NEW, all iron , undercarriage, very light ruuning and strong, a prizetaker. P-riICE £3O, Worth ieo: .=. ; ,; \-;y;\::*;v'> IL'adiesPhaiton, 'seoond hand, in first ohms order, steel' springs' and undercarriage, very handsome, light and strongiPßlCE £25. Oauboseenat F H WOOD'S Groytown 4uotion Rooms Approved bills will be taken if desired | • FOR SALE. ONE FAMILY WAGGONETTE, _ Marty ncie, and in first class order, carries eight, built by Messrs Rouse aud P.ufrell, of Wellington, English undercarriage, pole, shafts, and lamps complete, Price tost I LADY'S 2 wheeled BASKET 1 CARRIAGE, imported, very safe, and comfortable, suitable for an invalid, Price 1--PUTNAM, in good order, high 1 wheols, sliding Beat, very stron?, and light running; Price £lO. : For further particulars apply. to' the undersigned, at whose Groylown rooms the'vehiclescanbeseen. '' FHWOOD, ' , ; Auctioneer-, house, land, and orchard, tobe.let, THE well appointed house adjoining the Catholic Church, South Carterton, and lately occupied by Mr H Tancred is, together with' eight acres of land surrounding it, to be let at an extremely low rental for so desirable a reaidenoe. , In tho house itself there are eight good rooms.. There' is also a- subsidiary building, containing wash-house, men's room, cellarotto, and other conveniences. The stabling aud. coachhouses are very extensive and are first-class. The garden and orchard, as well, form valuable adjuncts. CHARLES HAINES, Acent for FH Wood., QUBSORIPTION lists are boinj. O started'through the Lower Valley for the purpose of raising funds for the benefit of the children of tholato Alfred Clifton, who died at Carterton about twelve months ago. The children, five in uumbor, with ages ranging from fourteen months to sevon years, have been taken chargs of by Mr Lars Anderson, of Eketahuna, entirely at his own expense. Ho has applied to the Benevolent Society for aid, buttlioy informed him that nothing could bo done in the matter, He was informed thot the only way was to hand the ohildren''over to the police, which he did not like doiug as Mrs Anderson had promised Mr Clifton that she would see to the ohildren. It comes very hard on Mr Andorson to have to support the children out of his own pocket, Mrs Clifton has gone out to work, bud has biea very ill, and quite unable to assist in any .way, Any one who could assist bv giving a little would bo doing a charitable actiah. Subscriptions may be left ai the officeof this paper. ' NOTICE OF POLLING DAY, IH pursuance nf tho "Tho Regulation of Elections Act, 1881," and "The Electoral Acta Amendment Act, 1800," 1, JOSEPH JOHN FREETH, Returning Officer for tho Elootoral District of Masterton,'do hereby give notice that by virtue of a writ bearing date, the fifth (sth) day of November, 1890, under the hand of the Clerk of tho Writs,an election will behold for the return of a qualified person to servo as a member for the said electoral district, and that the poll,- if necessary, will bo taken at tho several polling places of tho said olcctoral district, on the fifth (sth) day of December, 1890. Every person desirous of becoming a candidate must he nominated by ot less than two electors of the district, by a nomination paper as prescribed by section five of tho Amendment Act, delivered to the Returning Officer on or betoro tho 27th day of Novembor, 1890. The following aro the polling places for tho electoral distriot ot Masterton ; . The COURTHOUSE, Masterton, (principal), The SOHOOLEOUSE. Mauri* villoi, Tho PUBLIC HALL, Tinui. MR J SOHOFIELD'S STORE, Whakataki. Tho premises of MP.HANDYSIDE, Oahonga/ . ThoSOHOOLHOUSE, Dreyerton Tho COURTHUUSF, Woodville. The TOWN HALL, Pahiatua, THE ROAD BOARD OFFICE, •Alfredton. TheSOHOOLHOUSE.EkeInhuna The premises of MR JOHN SIN CLAIR, Ballance. Tho promises of MR J. E. PERRY, ■ Makuri. ' Tho premises of MR W MATHSSON, Mangaone. Tho RAILWAY STATION, ManThe POST OFFICE, Tntaekara. Tho SiJHOOLHOUSB, Mangatainoka. Tho Building used as a Schoolhouse, .Kaitawa, The SCHOOLHOUSE, Bideford. , Tho SCHOOLHOUSE, Grnssondale, JOSEPH J FREETH, Returning Officer, November 7th, 1890, Crown Lands Office, : Wellirißton, Nov 11,1800, \ i'OTICE is hereby given, in terms of IN section 1)7 0f.." Tho,LajjjLA,ct, 1885," that .TORGEDi PaASICE?%! selector of Section 7(1, Block XIII, Survoy District of Mangahao, has applied to transfer tho samo to DANIEL WALION. '..JWAMARCHANT,'■;•;• CoiaiuisJQoet otCtown Lands.