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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3722, 29 January 1891, Page 3

! LOWES & lORNS, Sale of Blacksmith's Plant. THURSDAY, JANUARY 29tk, I- OWES •& lORNS hare received J instructions from Mr E. MeEwen, who is leaving tins district, to sell on the premises, Queen Street, the whole of his well assorted stock of tools, etc. The list will embrace : 3 pair bellow?, .'J Anvils, Parent Boring Machine, Iron Cutter, Hamniii's, Wedges, Blocks, B)!is, Nuts, Plough Shares. Steel and Wrought, Reaper and T.mder Firfiogs, Tongues, Machinery, Irun, Rf.ee', and most useful T.-o'.s and sundries. Sale of Lincoln Ewes WGODVILL3 j MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd At 2 O'Clock. LOWES & lORNS have received instructions to sell as above. 1600 Pure Lincoln Ewes Fresh full mouth Bred by A McHardy Esq. Hawkes Bay. In lots to suit Purchasers. Ram and Ewe Fair, Under the auspices of the MASTEKTON PASTOKAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, THURSDAY AXD FRIDAY, sth ami 6th Fchrvary, At 11 o'clock Each Day. LOWES & lORNS will sell at thenyards as above— Entries include rams bred by A. McHardy. A, Grant, J. Dillon, J. N. Williams, of Hawkes' Bay; W. Wilson, R. Hair and W. Watt, of Wanganui ; Perry Bros., J. Ravner and J. Stuckey, ot V airarapa, in Lincolns ; E. Dorset, F. Gray, F. Monckton, 0' Gorrange, C. Phillips, Eglinton, and Nix, of Wairarapa, in Ronmeys besides Downs and Leicesters. _ ' FOR SALE. CUTTER, by Reid & Gray, \j with Bugger ; nearly new. Apply to LOWES & lORNS. VALUABLE FREEHOLD FOR SALE. nnoWN ACRE TSo Id with frontages . of 2 chains each to Oueen and Dixon Streets nnd 5 chains to Parscnage Road with shops and dwellings lately occupied by Messrs E. McEwen and E. Dixon. For particulars apply to LOWES & lORNS.

KANGITUMAU BLOCK For Sale or Lease with Purchaser's Clause 1 O r* Acres Magnificent land >OO adjoining "Glendonald" run, of rich limestone formation and well watered, and the Wainuiomapa Stream being the front boundary line, carries n light bush of koromiko, tawa &c Over £3OO in improvements has been spent ou the laud, bush having been fallen alongside most of the boundary lines and prassod, and about 320 chains of totara post and wire fencing; already erected. "Would make a capital Sheepgrazing Farm for a small capitalist. The main road to Alfredton is planned to go tight through the block, and a good buggy road from Master-ton is already made, (going through the lendonald ctationj nearly uptothe land; a cess to the land is also to be had from fhe weßt side of the Main road going ous to Rutherford's. Would be let on lease for 7, 14, or 21 yearu' at Is 3d per acre with purchasr ing clause at any time durinv the term at 25s per acre. Oe sold at 25s per acre, twente per cent cash down, tho balancr to remain for years to suit .tht purchaser at 5 per cent pe annum. Or tor prompt cash a 22s (3d per acre. Apply to LOWES &lORJSS, Auctioneers &c, Masterton.

The Central Store, CARTERTON. F, FKIST, Has iust opened a few SPECIAL LINES IN CUTLERY. Also a large assortment of Biscuits and Confectionery A good lunch biscuit at 4d per lb. Currants, Raisins, etc, new, good, and cheap. DRAPERY. Special Value for the holidays. THE lAKaTAHISTORE Clakevit.le. MASTERTON RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. TSTTAL Parade this week at 7.30 J sharp. Full attendance necessary. C A. POWNALL, Capt- Commanding. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, New and SecontUTand. F J PIS* > a Mannora-st WELLINGTON, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Instruments At Wholesale Prices, For C x.sli F. J. PINNY'S The Cheapest House in Town.