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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4332, 2 February 1893, Page 2

Wm. WIGHT SMITH, LAND, ESTATE, AKD FINANCIAL AG^NT, QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON, AGENCIEB- - Inaurftiico Company (Fire] United Insurance Company ~ (Mutual N.Z. Government Insurance Dept. (Life] Metropolitan Building Society, Wool forwarded to England on most favourable terms. No commission charged. LOANS NEGOTIATBD ATAATTjIV TO LEND on Free[VlV IN ili jL hold and Leasehold properties at lowest current rates. FOR SALE: OA A ACRES Felled, Fenced and (V U U Grassed New Country, £1175. 100 •• ■ £S,i 100 • • "* 100 •' " "■ 150 .. «. Kny ACHES Bush Land, 400 acres in JOl grass, carrying 1500 sheep. PRICE £oos, A A i ) P'oughable, Firstar 1:1/ class Land, Dwelling, and all necessary Outbuildings. PRICE, £Bss per acre. Q/\A ACRES perpetual lease, all tJ w \J limestone country, well watered, upset price 355. Price of good will on application. AAi v ACRES half improved, price £4 yUU per acre. Well watered and ring fenced. KQrt ACRES Improved land, dwelling OOhl And all conveniences, price £4 10s. i\ ACRES Good Land, Borough of Mastert/ ton, £250. 9 -ROOMED Dwelling and Sis-Roomed Dwelling with 4J acres of Land. TRICE—£IIOO. iy -ROOMED HOU--E, J-acre of Land- ( £270. A f\ 5-roomcd Cottage, Masterton, <£iJL4U (Freehold). £hO f (Freehold). £75 (7yrslease).

TO LET. ACHES Improved Land, Good Dwelling, Wool Slicd, and convenient outbuildings. Well watered—part under crop; 6 miles from Masterton, I'mtitulars 011 application. BUILDING SITES For sale in all parts ol Masterton. Will. WIGHT SMITH, LAND, ESTATE AND FINANCE AGENT, QUEEN STREET, masterton. OFFICES: OmTOWmNDiiGOWPER'S (Near the Fire Bell.) GEO. BUTLER PORK BUT (V HER Opposito Weill's Stablea. Qucen-Btredt Mutertoh, BEGS to return thanks to the residents of ilasiorton and district for pust favours Mid mahet t<> inioin. them (hut he still maintain" the re« putaiiou uf his n<inds for QUALITY and MODERATE CHiROES, Families waited on daily. Purk pica mid pork flnuaaara a epecinlicy WUUDGOTE HOUSE SCHOOL, HOBSON STREET, WELLINGTON, The Next term will begin on Wednesday, Ist February, 1893.

HEADMASTEB, 0,1. Gardiner, B,A„ Pembroke College, Cambridge; Resident Assistant Master G P. Wooldridge, 11.A,, Keblo College, Oxford; Drill-, log and Gymnastic Instructor, Sergeant Lawrence. Bubjccta—Divinity, Latin Greek, Fronch, English, History, Geograph}-, Arithmctio, Euclid, Algebra. Boye prepared for scholarships and entrance at Cbristoliurch and Wanganui, Tlio school gßmes, cricket, and Association football, ara personally superintended, and the boys are thoroughly looked alter out of eohool hours, The house has large rooms and stands in extensive grounds including a field for cricket and football. An ojperienoed matron is in charge of the domestio arrange* ments Vacancies for several Boarders and few Duy Boys, For Prospectus and full information apply to thfl HEADMASTER

WISHES to inform the public thai ho has purchased Mr David Hcggio'a Oarrvino Business, and hopes oy Strict attention to business to moril fair support. Orders may be left with Messrs Townsend and Cowper saddlers, Queen-street, Misterton.

Be Careful What lon Eat I NOT BE POISONED by using BAKING POWDER adulterated with alum. Insist on having the ''DRAGON," Which is a pure wholeaomo article, the best money can bur, and has THE LAKGEST SaLE IN NEW ZEALAND. To be had of principal Qrocera W, & G, TURNBULL & CO.

WOODVILLE CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL association. ANNUAL RAM FAIR Will be |;old at Woodvilla on THURSDAY, 17th FEBRUARY, 1893. ENTRIES close with the undersigned at Woodvillo, at 2 p.m. on Situroav, the lltb February, Chargesls per pen of jj or less, and fid per head for rains sold, Samo uhafflo for stud ewes. W«. NICHOLSON, Secreiary. THE WAIRARAPA AND EAST COABT PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. FOUNDED 1877. iNcoityoßiTED I87j), THE ANNUAL Ram and Ewe Fair will be held on FRIDAY, BBD FEBRUARY, 1893, INTHK SHOW GEOUNDS, GARTEKTON. Sale tocommence at 11.80 Entries close on SATURDAY, January 29th, at noon, E. W. DORSET, Secretary.