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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4480, 26 July 1893, Page 3

PROPERTY TO BE-LEASED BY TENDER. •■ v .•■ TENDERS will bo received by the undersigned up to SATURDAY EVENING, the sth dsy oi August next, for the unexpired term of the lease of all that property lately in the occupation of Mrs E-wlngton. The highest or any tender not hooeisar. ily accepted. Full particulars may be obtained from LOWES k IORNS, Amenta, WOODVILLE CENTRAL A. AND P . ASSOCIATION. APPLICATIONS from owners .of Draught Stallions, stating alump sum for which they wotild be prepared to Stand an approved Draught Stallion in the Woodville Diatriot during the coming season, will be received by the undersigned • till the 31st July, 1893, Applicants to state age, colour, pedigree aud description of horse. W«. NICHOLSON, Secretary ■Woodville Central A. and P, r 7 [Association. piANOFORTE. TONING. 'SATISFACTION QUA TiANTEED. MR. J.'CANDY Has a lew vacancies for pupils lor the Violin. Orders lor Tuning may be addressed to J CANDY, , Lincoln Road, Masterton COUPONS. ;jHAREHOLDRRS are requested to return all coupons and vouchors before the 81st inst., so as to participate in th year's Bonus, M. OASELBERG, Managing Director, POISON LAID FOR DOGS on sec tiona 1 and 2, Block 10, Waiwaka. PEi'ER JENSEN, Waiwaka, July 20th, 1803. LAND IN THE EAST PUKETOL 2850 ACHES (More or Leaa), being section 171, BlockßTl.andlll, SITUATE EAST PUKETOI, At the head of the Aohuntja River, now in the occupation of Hy. Burling Esq, The land, all good grazing country, principally undulating hills and small flats, is of bood quality, well watered, and partly improved. The Township of Pungaroa is only a few miles distant, and it is understood that the roading of this district will be well advanced during the coming summer, For price, and further particulars apply to JOHNSTON & 00, Wellington. 3&1 MASTERTON ROAD DISTRICT. PUBLIC tenders will close at noon on SATURDAY, 2!) th July, at (he Road Board Office, Maaturton, twhere plans, eto., may bo seen), for Contract .No 1-Okuru-peti Koad 37 chains draining, F. G. MOORE, Clerk. Mssturton, 22nd July, 1893. CREAM SEPARATOR WE call attent : ou to the following features o' in connection with the : ' VICTORIA" HaadpoworOveam Separator !- It is ttvong tud cubstantially made.— The working parts have large surfaces, and wetr and tear wi ll . therefore, be trifliii?,—UiiEoi; a ioy.—lt occupioa very little space.—lt c.j be Dxed to any stout table.-A ttiwg boy or g.'rlcan drive it easily at full speed.—lt is perfectly sa f e.—The v.ite o" .eed can be regulated while the machine is in motion. —Thick or th ; n cveam can 'jo o'oiained at willwithor.tfruiib.-TL'o("rumempt'es itself when it stops.—Every part can be easily cleaned.—lt is made in two sixes, to skim twenty and.'ortygalkinspevbour, Its prco, whio'i is iroiii moderate, includes food p.\u. regulator and packing. -There are NO EXTRAS. Victoria Croam Separators, for horse power, water power, or steam power, from 10b>ls, to 300?d15,, latter having Skim Milk Elevators. Horse and Hand-power Flour Mills, for farm use or for small milling purposes. OHAFF-OUTTERH & HORSE. GEARS WILKINS~& FIELD. InONMEROHANTS & IMPORTERS, Manners-street, w »'Uneton. Our Country Friends. - Wo are now showing as tine a stock of MEN'S OVERCOATS AND Y/ATERPROOFS As ever was shown in the Empire City. BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING A Speciality. TTTE MANUFACTURE only from COLONIAL TWEED, And thorefore patrons can rely upon getting a First-Class Article. MEN'S MERGER!. Leading Fashions in HATS, TIES, COLLARS, SHIRTS, GLOVES, We open every Direct Steamer at the Lnmbton Quay and Ouba-St,, Wellington. ■ J. W.BENTLBY,., . Manaaer. HE RONOO PAITENEI KEI KOU i'OU KATOA, "'. iMACBEAN STEWART'S ' Now Curo for Asthma I , " New Cure for Croup I J Now'Curo for Diphtheria ' New Cure for Ohronlo, Bronohitis I 3 Prepared from the Mountain and Forest | - Plants of Now Zealand, ~ In Asthma the Now Cure has proved itself ' to be Head and Shoulders abovo all j '■' other Cureß." ' !; IN NO INSTANCE has a death occurred ,' from diphtheria when the "New Cure" had ' been freely used from the fiat outset of tho disease, and so great are' its protective a powers, that the complaint has never been , kaown to spread to other members oi the ''. . family.. The New Cure, ?s Gd; Grinrtelia Bobusta '•, Cigarettes, 2s; ABthmaiobaeco, 2s 6d and Is