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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4523, 14 September 1893, Page 4

■ a, s. w. DALRIMPLE, Financial, Insurance, AND LANDAGENT MABTE3TON, NEW ZEALAND. Estabwebd: Invsroaboill, 1863; Hokitiea, 1866; Masierioh, 1876. AGENCIEBNew York Life Insurance Oompany. The Standard Insurance Company ol New Zealand,' Fire, Marine and fidelity Guarantee. Permanent Investment and Loan Association of Wairarapa.' The "8AM80N" Btump Eitraotor The Standard Accident Insurance Oom?OK SALEKegister Pnce No. - £ 611 2700 acres, well fenced' and grassed, stock 2000 Bleep and 40 bead of cattle given in, good limestone country 685 C 569 260 acres (only 10 acres bush) well fenced and watered plongh> able land, carries 4 shoep to the acre, 7-roomed house, 1 mile from school and poßt office j one ,ialf wsh 2120 652 400 acres (only 20 acres bush" carries ifshcop to the aore; easy t«™B 2800 786 41 acres well fenced, good house; oloao to dairy factory 400 855 480 acres well fenced, grassed and watered, Half odsh, 1200 909 250 aorta ploughable laid, 8 roomed house, quarter mile fron School, 2 miles from Post Office

and Laity Factory; 2000 950 2000aore8, well fenced, Brassed, and watered. Line stone cuun' ry. Three miles f torn Poet and Telegraph Station. Terms J oash, Balance atßte percent, 9000 985148 acres, new house, 1$ from B8hi?il; and dairy. Terms 1184 975 1460 aores, sheep farm, easy terms 5076 978 100 aorcs, Lime Stone. New ' ' house. 950 992 160 acres freehold and 160 aores leasehold, dear land, 14 aores bußh near Town-Easy terms 600 994 8700acres-Good Sheep Farm. ■ Stock given in. Only J cash, balance at 6 % 9000 996 1000 aores, fenced, Price-£2 10a per aero- \ cash, balance at 6 % 2250 997 4000 aereß, fenced. Price 36s per acre-j oash, balanco ao 5 peroent 7000 998 2529 aores and stock, Terms £2587 cash; £BOOO at 6 % £2OOO at 65( ' 7687 1002 640 acres perpetunl leaae (improved). BentM 1280 Samson Stump Extractor-Price £lO or let on hir» For Sale-Hotel, Gemral Store, And many other properties in various localities, Houses from £3O upwards, kept, Accounts Issned, Collected and ,410,000 To lend in sums of £IOO ana upward from 5% to 8%. G. B. W. DALRYMPLE, Maaterbd, Wairarana, B.PINKEY, (fouhbhlt with W, hawks). i procured a comfortable Landau C'AMUAQ!, which he will run to and from tho •iilwav Station; to inset >U trains. Private partiaa can hue tho Carriage on the moat reasonable terms. Noik-AII orders left with Mr KlhVt Saddler will be oromptly attended to COBB AND CO •)E(1 to inferm the residents of Mau". > 'riccville and rurroundin? disfcnots that they have purchased Mr W. Tile's Coaching business, and hope, by oiulity and attention to merit a share of the patronage so liberally beatoweu on their predecessor. Fares and time of starting as usual until further notice. COBB&CO.Mauricevllle. P.S—All orders entrusted to O. &Go will receive immediate attention EXPKEdS BUSINESS. HATING disposed of ray Oarhviko BusiJ seß9 to Mr Alfred Coy, I bi to solicit for him a continuance of the public support so liberally aocorded to me. D. S. DALGETTY. Having purchased Mr Dalgetty's express business I trust to be accorded a share of tho patronage of the publio, and that by civility and prompt attention to orders to merit a continuance of th« same. All trains attended, commercial travellers, theatrical land other business ewented with the utmost despatch and w ro, Country ordors will have my special attention On'.n maybeUJl wilh Mr J. William, Tobacconist, ALFRED COY, ! CABBIBR .. .. MASTBRTON EKETaHDNA LIVERY AflD BAIT STABIJBS. Mr ALLANMANGUSOk WISHES to inform the general pub lio that, he has taken over trom Mr J. Jones, tho Livery andßatt Stable and Grass Paddooka held by him in oon nection with the Temperance Hotel, Saddle Honwiß and Buggies always ot hire. Single and Double Bug 6 :es I meet ev" and late trains if required. First olass Paddocks for, Horse' and all kinds of Stock. OH*ROUS MnilEltATß, MASTBRTON COACH AND CARRIAGE TAOTOEY, mHE QUESTIONTiioES a OCaCH ahd 1 CABIIIAGSFACTORY PAY? Yis. Butitmust be conducted >n business principals, which means, like conducting any other business, to derive a proSt from it and only ir. proportioa to the diligence and Bhrewdnesß with yrhiol) it is attended tion of your suitable qualities to it, But if you are not s iited torun such a business' do not try it, or you will find it a raw-boned animal to ride. If jou go into coachbuilding wtthoat capital your r lisery will increase with your experience, But with experience j>ou are keen to discover all kinds ol rat One condition that makes the o business so difficult for novices to grasp successfully is • the extended field over which it it spread, It inoludes four distinct ough and practical knowledge of eaoh.Tken. we ask the publio to consider this. Why not place your orders with those who thoroughly understand your needs and have every facility for the prompt, careful, and artistic execution of your orders. Give ,us an opportunity to demonstrate this to your satisfaction. Onr Motto is Btrorsh, <ind Peauty. Wisdom is'only ......m 0 ............. n .M UUW , vi.vugVU , D I.U/lU|j and BEfeoting the choicest materials, Beauty, perfect Proportion and perfeot Workmanship, Just receivedj direct from popular styles oi vehicles. Prices and THqS.,WAS&&CG, Pianoforte tuning. z ijf& BOBT. 'representaV Wsllingcon, is nowin ,Maßterton,;and is prepared, to undertake the tuning and monidne,,()to.;Orders left at IfeWatt'i,