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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4256, 29 October 1892, Page 4

MONEY, HE undersized has for investment, on Mortgage, the following sums; £1,200, In any BUm from £IOO to £BOO, at 7 por cent. £440, on 6nr two sums at 7 poroent £4OO, In 0M Bum afc 7P" cent. amounts at 6 per cent, to 6| por cont. Soveral clients would purchase rentW.L, JOHNSTONE, Hall Street (next to R.U. Court), Masterton. DALRYMPLE, ITiunuciH], Insuinnce, AND LAND AGENT, MABTERTON, HEW ZEALAND. Established: Invercaksill, 1863; Hokitxka, 1806; Masterton, 1876. AGENCIES— Now York Lifo liißurauco Company. The Standard Insurance Company of New Zealand, Fire, Marine and Fidelity Guarantee, Permanent Investment and Loan Association of Wuirarapa, Norbury'a Draining Pipes. Bock's Rubber Stamps and Inks. Tho "SAMSON" Stump Extractor The Standard Accident Insurance .Company, PROPERTIES FOEBALEEtgistor Prico No. £ 511 2700 acres, well fenced and grassed, stook 2000 sheep and 40 head of cattle given in, good limestone country 6860 """ acres (only 10 acres bush) able land, carries 4 shoep to tho acre, 7-roonied house, 1 mile from school and post office j one half cash 2120 652 400 acres (only 20 aores bush cariies 3 sheep to the acre; easy 786 41 acres well fenced, good house; closo to dairy factory 400 851 First'dnsi station, 1} miles from town, 4000 acres 12,000 155 430 acres well fenced, graEscd ■ and watered, half cash, 1200 182 4 roomed house,lß aores, 825 884 House,2 acre's, L 25 cash down 175 909 250 acres ploughable laijd, 8 roomed houso, quarter mile from School, 2 miles from Post Office and Dairy Factory j 2000 914 2128 acre Sheep Station, 8 miles from a town 6384 919 60 acres ploughable land, house, &0., only 2 miles from town ±■2oo cash, 1200 920 Cottage and land only 75 924 6700 acres, long lease, rental £176 porannnm; goodwill and improvements ,£IOOO. 925 Houso, 6 rooms and scullery, 170 930 210 acres bush land 800 950 2000 acres, well fenced, erassed, and watered. Lime stone country. Three miles from Post and Telegraph Station. Terms J ' cash, Balance at six per cent. 9000 951 175 acres; five-roomed houae, good orchard, and garden; 12 paddocks; terms | cash; 2 miles from duiry factory, Post and Telegraph Office, and Railway station. 1000 Samson Stump Extractor—Prico £ls or let on hiro Fob Sale—Hotel, General Store. And many other properties in various localities, suited to every description ot purchaser,particulars of which and a list of properties for Bale will be furnished on application, Properties Valued, Tradesmen's Books kept, Accounts Issued, Collected and Audited, Arbitrations and Partnership Accounts Adjusted,

£IO.OOO , ' To loud in Bums of £IOO ami upward to % G. S. W. DALRYMI'LE, • .Majtarfon, .Waiianm. ASK JFOK. mim. During ono ot.the very severe storms that this district has been afflicted with lately, on unfortunate gentleman wht wob out in it, chanced to tako aholto from one of the heaviest showers in a i shed ho was passing at the time, . The atorra raged with ouch violence, that ho determined to make himself as comfortable as circumstances would permit, until there wero signs of improvement in the woather,.su he drew his pipe from his pocket, settled himsolf in the tt/armett corno'r oftliu shed, and smokod contentedly away, until ho was awakened by hearing voices in close proximity to him. . ~, ■lt.mquito datk'by this time, so that neither parties wero aware of the presence of the other. They' were talking very earnestly and tho subject seemed to be one of groat moment to one of them at least, for he was urgentlj recommending his friend to follow his adyico and example, which was not to neglect his health any longer, when he had a remedy within his reach that would work a perfect cure. He stated his own experience, how long'.ho had despaired ot finding relief, for he had consulted scores of doctors, and tried innumerable medicines, all to no purpose, ho still remained a martyr to indigestion and general falling off of health, | * Ho gradually grew so much worse, that he felt "That life'was not worth living," when one day a friend said to him, " Why not try Karana, one of Mothor Mary Joseph Ankert's remedies, for your complaint. It is highly reenm. mended for it." He did so, and " Ah," ho said, " How I bless the day that Idid. It has made a new man of me. Beonlarged at such length on the wondorful properties of tho medicines, that the man who had been sleeping, was quite roused, and had been an eager listener to all the conversation. . Hising up he made lub presenceknown to tho other two, much to their surprise, who supposed they wero the only occupants of this friendly shelter. Explaining to them that he was in • need of just suoh a medicine aB he had • heard described, lie begged for further particulars of They wero gladly given him, and immediately ho reached tho nearest chomiat'sheprocured a bottlo of Karana, and ho is now as loud in his praises of this wonderful remedy, as tho man who had been unwittingly the means of restoring him to perfect health. Take Kakana, and you will find cut foryoursolves what an excellent Touic it is, and now invaluable at all times and seasons.

Sold by Mr T, (I. Mason, Masterton, D. W. VIRTUE & Co., Hukteimt ..Wr.LLINOTOH. FLOUII, Grain, Produce and General Commission Merchants, AOEKOIEB ' ATLAS ROLLER FLOUR MILLS, TIMAIUJ. FOMESS' AUCKLAND JAMS, JOHN HENDEfiSON, MEBOH'ANT • TAILOR Opposite Club Hotel, iM'i'KßKTu.i MaSIKHTOH Tht (am of purpubronagi and rmmwktm wwM,