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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3812, 16 May 1891, Page 1

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; aUB SEASON'S IMPORTB OP THE BEST MAKES IN t BE the beat and cheapest we have haifor many yews, and no would cull speoicl atfcantion to the fol'owing lirt o: those • , made to bur own .order, and received par steamer a3t! atsoto our Colonial Flauna!Vo?t'ie ■ Tribe-.t reailts. FLANNELS— BEATY WELSH, a very mefal Flannel for Men'B and Boys' underwear and also fo ? Petawwtins, 9Jd, la, '„ [Unshrinkable] 1b Bd, l*,6d. la 9d per sard. ' rANMELB -MEDIUM WELSH, an excellent make for Girla' and Ladies undevcloikroß, 9Jd, Is, I* 3d, U 6d, la W, la yfUnahririkablel-- ltd per yard. FLANK ELS—SUPER WELSH; this, make w peculiarly soft, veivcty tiuwh, admirably adapted fo: undevweii* to facte [t nshrinkable] who dislike the irritation caused by the hoavier makes. -PricM—l/3,1/6.1/9, 2/-, 2/3, pa.- yard. FLANKELS-ANTI-RHEUMAXIC and ANTI-SOIATIOA. These s/e exoellent preventative of auoh trying eouiplniuti,[Unglirfnkable] and range in price from 2s to 2s 6d per yard. I^LANNKLS— ItEAL WJ£LBH,.lhe best wear in the world, and imported direct irom the moat celebrated Welsh /tutorio*: ; [Unshrinkable]. prices from 2a to 3j per yard. .' jILANNELS-FINE SAXOH x, apeoialiy made for infant'a wear, exceedingly soft antf beiuii!«i>>y n:ilted, at 10}, la, la »d, 1 [Unshrinkable] Is 6d, la 9d, 2a and 2ai'Crt pe? yard. fUushiinkable] t • ,- v>Anni!iUS—ui)LA)ma.Li flannels, iei»cted impartially tromtne beat Colouial mills, watrauted free from Cotton; 1 guaranteed pure New Zealand wool, "A. AE. 00.,' ■■' ' '.';.' i ■ ILAM4 ELS—COLONIAL. We have these in white Shetland and Orkney, and in prices from Ls 3d to 2s 01 per yard. I^LANNIiLS— PATTERNS of any of these Flannels will be forwarded post free to any put of the Coloay. J [Unshrinkable] The Wholesale Family Drapary Warehouse. TE ARO HOUSE.

720116 acres arable land, well fenced and watered, dm-, ded into 4 paddocks; ouly 4 \ ::::le3 f:-o:.i Mnstertozi and te'-f laile from e.:'\\/ny sUitUia 833 728 684 'Raws, well grassed and watered only abont 60 acres of live bush left for shelter ; divided into 12 paddocks, and good orchard, 6 roomed house, dairy, shed 60 x 24 feet: stock, 1400 bheep, VQ~ hefed of "* cattle, horses,&o.Can betaken at valuation. Easy terms. 4783 737 BoOOaeres, fenced and washed - Only 30s per acre, £ cash bahnce ■■&% 6260 746 760 acres, 484 freehold, 260 leasehold; half cash, balance 6J% 3872 747 216 acres, all fenced and well watered, two thirds in grass 864 758 2000 aores leasehold; rentLß 6s 8d per annum, 19 years to remain No. 687 and 758 adjoin, (would work woll together) 300 760 1600 acres Fern' Land, 6roomed house. Terms £I6OO cash; £3200 at 6 per cent for 4 yearn, 4800 762-080 acres, inlG paddocks; 29 : roomed house, 1800 sheep and 40 head cattle at valuation ' 5848 766 700 seres; 160 acres in grass; 26s per acre; only £375 cash, balance on mortgage at 6$ per cent, 875 767 866 acres in 7 paddocks, 600 acres in prass; 8 roomed house £Booocas ten*in at 7% 5992