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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4514, 4 September 1893, Page 4

tt. 8. W. DALRTMPLB, Financial, Insurance, LANDAGENT; MABTFHTON, NEW ZEALAND. ' 1 Estabushed; Invkroarqiu, 1863; i Hokitika, 1806; Mabierwh, 1876. , AGENOIEBNow York Life Insurance Company. a The Standard Insurance Company ol New Zealand, Firo, Marino and » fidelity Guarantee, Permanent Investment and Loan Tie "SAMSON" Stump Extractor The Standard Accident Insurance ComPR°,PEBTIEB ?OK SALEUegister Price No. £ 611 2700 acres, veil fenced and grassed, steak 2000 sheep and 40 head of cattle given in, good limestone country 6860 659 260 aorei (only 10 acres bush) woll fenced and watered plough* able land, carries 4 sheep to the aero, 7-roomed house, 1 mile from school and post office; one .ialf cash 2120 052 400 acres (only 20.aores bush carries 3 flhoip to the acre; easy terms 2800 786 41 acres well feneed, good house; close to dairy factory 400 and watered, half cash, 1200 909 250 acres plouirhablo land, 8 roomed houso, quarter mile fron School, 2 miles from Post Office and Dairy Factory; 2000 0 and watered. Line stone coun< ' ry. Throe miles from Post and 0 Telegraph Station. Terms J i cash, Balance atsixper cent, 9000 7 065 148 acres, new house, 1} from lohfjb and dairy. Terras 1181 9751450 acres, sheep farm, easy '_ torma 5075 ' 978 100 acres, Lime Stone. New _ house. 950 992 150 acros freehold and 160 acres leasehold, clear laud, 14 acres bush near Town—Easy terms 600 J 994 8700acres-Good Sheep Farm. Block given in. Only J cash, bnlanco at 5 % 9000 9961000 acres, fenced. Price- £2 10a per aero-J cash, balanco at 6 % 2250 997 4000 acres, fenced. Price 36s J .per acre- { cash, balance at 5 percent 7000 - 998 2529 acres and stock. Terms £2587 caßhj i'Booo at 6 % £2OOO at 6 % 7587 '' 1002 640 acres perpetual lease (imfl proved). Bent .630. 1280 Samson Stump Extractor—Price £lO or let on him For Sale—Hotel, Genebal Btork. n And many other properties iu various ;s localities. Houses from £BO upwards. _ Properties Yalued, Tradesmen's Books kept, Accuuntd Issued, Collected and Audited, Arbitrations and Partnership „ Accounts Adjusted, fc £IO.OOO To lend In sums of £IOO and upward from 6% to 3%. 'f 0. B. W. DALRYMI'LE, i Mastertoii. 'Walraraps. I B.PINEEY, I (FORMKRLY wmi Xf, hawkk), ISIn nntlfr lh» niiMla nf M».'«..,„., tint ■V bo has procured a comfortable Landau Carriaos, which he will run to.and from the .Kiilwav Station, to n«t all trains' Mate partiis can hue the Cirriago on the moat reasani'de termi. NOTR-AU orders left with Mr EUiv't Saddler will be oromptlr attended to

COBB AND CO BEG to inform tho residents of Mailriceville and curroundins; districts that they have puwhased Mr W, Yile's J Coaching buiineaa, and hope by c'uility and attention to merit a share of the patronage so liberally bestoweu on their > predecessor. Farer and time of starting as usual until farther notice. 8 COBB& CO, MauricoviJle. "i. P.B-All orders entrusted to 0. &Co t will recoiye immediate Attention EXPRESS BUSINESS. IAVINQ disposed of ray CAimTiM Btjbi mss to Mr Alfred Coy, I inr, to , solicit for him a. continuance of the public support so liberally accorded to rae, 1 D. S. DALGETTY. 1 Having urchnsed Mr Dalgetly's express bu.'inessltrust to be accorded a share of tho patronago o! tho public, abd'thai by civility and prompt attention to orders to merit a continuance of th° same. All trains attended, commercial travellers, tbeatrical and other business executed with the - utmost despatch and cf.ro. Countryorders will have my special altentica, Op'.,n maykUJl with MfJ, William, Tobacconist, ALFRED COY, CARRIER .. .. MASTBRTON EKETaHUNA LIVERY AND BAIT BTAfiI.ES. i m allanmanguson WISHES to inform the general pub lie that he has taken over trom 1 Mr J, Jones, the Livery and Bait Stable and Grass Paddocks held by htm in oon ncction with the Temperance Hotel. Saddle Homs and Boooieb always oh niRE. Single and Donble Buggies t lueet oveij and late trains if reqnired, ! first olasa Paddocks for Horse' and all \ kinds of Stock. (iriAROKS HnOKRATS. MABTERTON COACH AND CARRIAGE VAOTORY, THE QUESTION, DOES a CCaCHakd CARRIAGE FACTORY PAY? Y-j, Rut it must bo conducted jn business principals, which means, like conducting any other business, to derive a profit from it and only ir, proportion to the diligence and shrewdness with which it is attended to. Shrewdness implies tbe close applies ■ tion of your suitable qualities to it. But if you ore not siited to tun auch a business do not try it, or you «ill land it a raw-boned animal to riile. II jou go into coaohbnildtog without capital your r lisery will increaso with your experience. But with ezperience vou are keen to discover all kinds of rat linloa i„ tlm nm,....! „f mn 1...-.1. .1. One condition that makes tb» carriage business so difficalt for novices to grasp successfully is tho extended field over which it It spread. It includes four distinct and completed trades, and needs a' tbor ough and praotical knowledge of eaoh.Tben we sak tho public to consider this. Why not place your orders with those who thorn eve: l /facility for the prompt, careful, and arti'.tiooiecution of your orders, Oive us an opportunity to demonstrate this to yoor satisfaction. Onr Motto is Wisdom, Strerglh, wd Peanty. Wisdom is only hiving naitdard grades, Strength is buying and seeding the olioloost materials, lieauty, perfect Proportion and perfeot Workmanship, Just received, direot from tjie manufacturers, a consignment of all 'Stadß of carriage Hardware, Lamps, trimrpirjgg, eto. We manufacture the roost popular style] of vehicles. Prices and drafts on application, THOS.WAGG&CO. HAINOMM'E TUNING, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. MR J. "CANDY Vio&is. Orders for Tuning may be addressed to J. CANDY, Lincoln Road, Mastodon,