781 560 acres ring fenced, and 700 sheep. T»rms half cash , 1680. 784 2128 acres ring fenced, "nine v' ; roomed house, great' bargain. '' Only 3 miles from town .. 6884 707 7-roumed house and 8 aores. 380'' .811 6 roomed house, 12 acres, only 600 : 816 750 acres, first-class station, 12 miles,from Towii ; ■•'•"'> r 818 40 acres, 1£ miles from town 800' 838 1640 acres—44o .acres m grass, - well watered,- lj miles from 1 ' : ; ' Bailway Station, only £2 per 5 " •' aore. t Easy terms. 884 155 acres.wellgraMed, watered and fenced. i mile from Railway Station. .' s , .593 -840 6700 ; f-r JBlva per annum. Goodwill and improvements, ...£2200. ■ „■ Freehold 20a j.er acre if wished, £6700. Stock at valuation,, about £I7OO. "' "10,000 842 1600 acres Finest lime stone'-- '" station, in the ffisiriot; dirided ; -'' I * l iuto 13 well-watered, and grassed paddocks, only 4 m lea , from Town Railway Station, land Stock at' Valuation- «_,,,.. Terms, leash, balance atJ6% 13;50" 844 2200 Firat-<slass.Btatioßi in ,22) paddocks ffifch tanj, mill tithes. Three miles' railway' -station. , Stock at valuation. 842 and and'B44 •' ! 17,600> 845 P. Lease 180 acres. Rent £9 ■■ •* per annum: ; 120^' 846 :D. Payment 20? acres, only 70 ■ bush. Hank £3iS l').i. >
Walter Chisiiolm, dBNTSBAL STaEEKE^EB.' MASTKRTON LIVERY AND BAIT j STABIJES; Begs to inform UjetrftTelling public «nd settlers of the district/that he has taken over Mr IF. HOOD'S interest in the Club Hotel Livery and Bait; Stables' These stables will now" be s foufad commodious, comfortable, well-yentik a'ted, and supplied with eve.y cohvenience that travellers or owners of horses can desire. ."'.>•' '■'■■■' ■' u'v.'"K' ■ A first class collection ot Buggies, Carriages and reliable Saddle Horses constantly hire at moderate rates.'. Every attention yaid to the requirements of Commercial Travellers. ";" •■ >, The "Favorite" "Bus meet* every Train, "'*''; ■" "■ '• SECURE PADDOCKS' . ; IN returning thinks for past favors bees to .announce that she has removed to larger and more commodious premises: next door to hor eld establish/-, ment; and invites inspection of the large' '■.toekof-i ij; '" ; "V-": v,; ! : Wi, H' :! . , > , H : FANCY WOODS . NEEDLEWORK, : ;:; i? TOYS, .■•-• :> BOOKcJ,eb." ,- ' "B QoiIEN STREET, MASTEftTON.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3835, 18 June 1891, Page 1
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340Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3835, 18 June 1891, Page 1
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