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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4522, 13 September 1893, Page 3

v FOU PRIVATE SALE. ".'■■' GOOD DAIRY FARM. ih H. WOOD has received instrucJ, tions from Mr J. A. Ordish, of Uatarawn, to offer for private tale hw fenced, and divided into six down in English grass. : Improvements include six-roomed dwelling hiuae, barn, cow-shed, etc., garden and orchard. • . For full and further partioulafs apply toMRORDIBH, On the Farm, Or F. H. WO'.>n, Auctioneer. LAND! LAND! LaND At the Brick Auction Mart; Pahiatna, SATURDAY, September 16th, at 1.30 sharp.

DOREWE has received instructions , from the Publ'io Trustee (adrainistrator in the estate of "William Tregea deceased) to sell by Public Auction without reserve those important and centrally oifnofoil Iwainaß<ii.llAfmAnfi) liainri Lot 1, section No. 8, having a frontage of 66ft to Main Street, containing one Jo! an aore. Lot 2, section 33, having a frontage to Arthur Street of 66ft, containing pne I of an acre, and adjoining section No. 8. These allotments are most centrally situated, adjoining Mr Pickering's plumbing works and directly opposite the Borough Council Chambers, Main Street, Pahiatua. For particulars ana terms of D. OREWE, Auctioneer.

EKETAHUNA STOCK.SALE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22n», AT 1 O'OIOOK, OHBWE will sell as.above—--5 iood quiet Dairy Hoifpra 3 Dairy Ootvs 1 Youno; Bull LotWeanera Other ontriea invited, which may bo forwarded toF, White, agent, Eketahuna, or the auctioneer. D. ORBWE, Auctioneer, Pahiatua, I ' D. GEE WE, j-Y BBIOK AMOTION MART, Pahiatua, is now.completed, audi SAM YARDS at MASTERTON, EKETAHUNA, and PAHIATUA and am prepared to conduct aalcr in any part of Ih; district on reasonable terms, Clients entrusting me with their business can rely on account sales with proceeds being rendered promptly. ■■ hSTATE OF J.D.HILL, STOREKEEPER, OF MAHAKAU

10K SALE, as a going concern, that ) fast class Goneval Stpro, together with lease, goodwill', and fixtures, with Bakery attached, situate at Manakau, Manawatu lino. Stook oonaists of—- £ B <1 Drapery. Clothing, eto 348 18 8 Boots and Saddlery . 4G 19 6 Crockery and Ironmongery 142 2 1 Stationery, tobacco, & fancy 36 15 10 Grocery and Bakery 160 8 6 Fittings, horses, carte, eto 107 18 5 £842 18 0 The Bakory turns out over 1000 loavos per week, and is the only one within? miles, Post and Money Order Offico attached to the business, also valuable newspaper agencies. Thedwellinghousefdetaohed) consists of sight rooms and bathroom, on { acre allotment The Trustees wouto call special attention to this genuine and flourishing business, it affording a first class invest" ment to an enereetio msn, btock Sheets and conditions of sale on the premises, and at the office of Cook & Gray, Featheraton-street, Wellington, whore tenders will bo teceived till noon of MONDAY, the 18th inst. The highest or any tender not necaisarily accepted, W R COOK f Adminißtrators. Wellington, Bth September, 1893.

What the People Bay, WIFE.—I have not anything for dinner, George, but if you oall and leavp I thiß order at Temple's Stpre, we shull be Bute to get thetn m time aa ttci/ dmyv deliver Goods without delay-HUBB4ND-Alright Clara, audi understand they have a large consignment of Crockery just out. from Home. Such a crowd otpeople were in their 1 Store looking at the goods as I was WIFE.—Yes, George, they are the people for Cheap Crockery,, and 1 will call this afternoon aa I want a ctaap Toilet Set and a Tea Set.

BTOB THE ADDRESSjgJ IMPOBTEBS, QUEEN STREET MASTERTON. If You Cough TAKE jpOD&JOHMOJN'S Euoalypt lis 'Candy and Drops, COUOHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, Their effect is bstantaneons, and the; are; more efficacious nndoheaper than any otkt mediomoloi Throat and Chest Aflec' tibial PRlOEfsixpenoeperM?e^ v ':: :.- :g;a^CoMoTlopßS^t3^