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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4074, 28 March 1892, Page 3

CUNINGHAM, BADHAM ft CO. THURSDAY, MARCH 31st,, ' ' ' At "2 pirn. ' PROPERTY 1 AT CROSS' CREEK. i« *-ESSRU : ' CUNINGHAM,. BAD- .' HAM & CO, will sell by auction under instructions f rum the executors of the will of the late Lot Cass, deceased, at their rooms, Brandon Street, Welling ton, on Thursday the 31at March, at 2 P m >~ That valuiblo fpjrih situate in the Featherstun district (for upwards of 20 years in the occupation of the late Mr' Cross), containing G4O acres freehold and lG4aorcs perpetual lease. It is situated between the Pigeon Bush and Cross' Creek Railway Stations,' and is now carrying 1100 sheep, besides horses and cattle. There is a aix-roomod house on the property; also dairy, mon's cottage, wookhed, conorete sheep dip, &e. The live stock and implements can be f uken at a valuation, at the option ol the purchaser. Intending buyers nan obtain orders to view and further particulars On upplicathm to ♦ THE AUCTION HERS, OrtoUemri BRANDON, ffISLOP andUKANDON, .' Solicitors to the Executors. FIRST SHIPMENT AUTUMN WINTER GOODS. Special Lines'for this week. LADIES' ULSTERS, CLOAKS. JACKETS, AGRANDVAHIETYOP DRESS MATERIALS. . The Best Value in the District. INSPECTION RESPECTFULLY 0. SMITB & CO., DEVONSHIRE HOUSE, MASTERTON. Mklumihe Sheerest Fom of Flattery] PRICE and CO. W. KINSEY, Artist, Bole Proprietor. Lambton Quay, Wellington, SPECIAL NOTICE. \LL Picturesaro taken by the PrcL PRIETOR PERSONALLY, THE PUBLIC an therefore feel assured that every pains will be taken to produce a Strikino Portrait oombined with a Pleasing Picture. TWO PROOFS FORE4CH SITTING. Oabinet-- s d Threeoquartorsorfoll length,loopy 3 0 do do 3do 5 0 do do 6do 7 6 do do 12 do 12 6 The great mam which we have achieved bijour highly artistic work, together with the pitMicafei of our Eeduecd Price lis!, to induced others to attempt to follow in ourwah; but as we are practical Photographers, POSSESSING INSTRUMENTS OF THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS Mini design, ami keep oumlm abreast of the times with th progress of our proftssiw, the Public can readily understand the reason of our snpewriUj, and how utterly impossible it is for others to comwtnoithu MATT-OPALETTES As executed by us, the style of finish is not injured by Handling nor Moißture. riIHE next English and European JL Mail Direct specially addressed per | "DORIC" will close at this office on THURSDAY, the 31st March at 0.16 am, Money Orders and Registered Letters at 4 p.m. and parcels at .1.80 p m. on WEDNESDAY, 30th March. Due London, 13th May. JAMES AITKEN, Acting Postmaster. 25th March, 1892, ' I FOE SALE. 1 OAO of first class grazing l\)\J\J ] an d, well improved Also 2300 acres of unimproved land, both in the Wainuioru District. Title Land Transfer, Also 0 h.p, Portable Engine. For terms and particulars apply to i fl. H. WOLTERS, Carterton, JAMES COLEMAN. rAVING taken over the in Eketahuna lately carried on by Mr G. Edwards, begs to inform tue general public and residents of eketahuna, that they will be waited on daily as horotofore by Mr ii. Edwaqfls, and hopes by keeping only the best of meats and the primest joints to have a fair share of public support; '' , Mr G, Edwards, having sold his Butchety Rusinesj at Eketahuna to Mit James Coleman/' thanks the general public for thesuppokt acisorddd him liV jho past; and hopes that the"same patronage will be accorded to his predecessor,