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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4524, 15 September 1893, Page 4

CI. S. VT. DALETMpijE, 'Financial, Influrnnce', ' AND ■ LANDAGENT MABTEHTON, NEW ZEALAND. ESTABL'SHED! Inveroabqiu,, 1863) Hoeitisa, 1800; Mabterton, 1878. AGENCIES— New York Life Insurance Oompany. The Standard Insurance Company oi New Zealand, Fire, Marine and ■fidelity Guarantee, ' Permanent Investment and Loan Association of Wairarapa. The "SAMBON" Btump Extractor The Standard Accident Insurance Company, PROPERTIES ?Ol< SALEKegister , Price No, £ 511 2700 acres, srell fenced and, grassed, atcak 2000 sheep and . 40 head of oattle ijiveu in, good ■' limestone country 6850 659 260 acres (only 10 acres bush) wall fonced and wat'erod plough- ' able land, carries 4 sheep to the acre, 7-roomod house, 1 mile from school and post office ; one .ialf cash 2120 652 400 acres (only 20 aores bush carries ii shtop to the acre ; easy

terms 2800 786 41 aores woll fenced, god house; close to dairy factory 400 855 480 acres well fenced, grassed and watered,, half cash, 1200 909 260 aores ploughable laiid, 8 roomed house, quarter mile from School, 2 miles from Poat Offlce and Dairy Faotoryj 2000 950 2000aores, well fenced, irrasßed, and watered. Line stone cuun> ry. Three rrnlea from Post and Telegraph Station. Terms f cash. Balance at six per cent. 9000 065 148 acres, new housß, 1J from Bcheii; and dairy.' Terms 1184 975 1460 acres, sheep farm, easy termß 5076 978 100 acres, Limo Stone. New house. 950 992 160 acres freehold and 160 aores' leasehold, dear land, 14 acres bush noar Town—Easy terms 600 994 8700aotes—Good Sheep Farm. Stock given in. Only J cash, balancu afc 6 '/ a 9000 99G 1000 aores, fenced. Price—£2 10a peracro—J cash, balance at 6 i 2250 997 4000 acres, foncod, Price 36s ' per cash, balance at 5 percent 7000 998 2529 acres and stock, Terms £2587 cash; 18000 at 6 % £2OOO ftt 5 % 7687 1002 640 acres perpetual lease (im. proved). Rent .£3O. 1280 Samson Stamp Extractoc-Price £lO or let on hit" Fob Sale-Hotel, General Btore. And many other properties in various localities, Houses from £3O upwards, Prupertieß Valued, Tradesmen's Books kept, Accounts Issued, Collected and Audited, Arbitrations and Partnership AecoiutsAdjiuted, (610,000 To lend In sums of £IOO a«a upward from 6% to &%, G. 8. W. DALRYMPLE, Mastertoj. Wairarapa, BPS* R. PINIIEY, (foemkbit with W. hawkk). "DEGSIo notify tlie public of Mastcrwa that he has procured a comfortable Landau Uabbiaoe, which ho will run to and from the **jtlway Station, to niset all trains. Private parties can hire the Carriage on the most roaBonablo terms. NOH-Allordirs left with Mr Elliot Saddler will be womptly attended to

COBB AWD CO BEG to mform thn residents of Mauriceville and rurroundin? districts that they have purchased Mt W. Yile's Coaching business, und hope by civility and attention to merit a share of the patronage so liberally bestoweu on theii predecessor. Fare? and time of starting aa usual until further notice. COBB 4 CO, Mauricevllle. P.S—All orders entrusted to 0. &Co will receiye immediate attention EXPRESS BUSINESS. HAVING disposed of my Oaiuiyixo Busij ness to Mr Alfred Coy, I Lif to solicit for him a contiuuance of the publio support so liberally wcordud to me. D. S. DALGETTY. Having purchased Mr Dalgetiy's oxpress bujincss I trust to bo accorded a share of the patronage o! the public, and that by civility and prompt attention to orders to merit a oontinuauce of th» same. All trains attended, commercial travellers, theatrical and other business owcuted with the utmost despatch alid a re. Country orders will have my special attention. Or>'.,ft maykltjl with Mr J. William, Tobacconist, ALFRED COY, CARRIER ~ .. MASTERTON EKETAHONA LIVERY AfllD BAIT STABIES, Mr ALLANMAN6USON lio that he has taken over from Mr J. Jones, the Livery andßatt Stable and Grass Paddocks hold by him in con nection with the Temperance Hotel, Saddle Hoksks and Boogies always oh fIIBE. Single and Double Bugles t lueefc ever} and late trains if required, first class Paddooks for Horse 1 and all kinds of Stock., OHARORB MnOKRATR.

MASTERTON COAOH AND CARRIAGE i VAOTORY. ; mHE QUESTION, DOES A CCACH and 1 JL OARRIAG3FACTORY PAY? Yw. But it must be conducted jn business principals, wliioh Means, like conducting any other business, to derive a profit from it. and only in proportion to the diligence and shrcwdnosß with which itiß attended to. Shrewdness implies the clow appliestion of your suitable qualities to it. But it you are not aiited to run Buch a business do Mt try it, or you w ill find it a raw-boned animal to ride. It jou go into coaohbuilding without capital your misery will increase with your oiporience, But with esporionco vou arokeeuto discover all kinds of rat holes in tlio management of materials eto. One condition that makes tb° carriage i businecs so difficult for novices tograsj 1 successfully is the extended field over which it is spread. It inoludes four distinot and completed trudesi and needs a thor i ough and practical knowledge of each, Then wo ask tho public to consider this. Why I not place your orders with those who thorn oughly understand your needs and havo every Mity for tho prompt,' careful, and arMio execution of your orders, Give us an opportunity to demonstrate this to your satisfaction. Our Motto is Wisdom : Strer tjtb, ind "Peanty. Wisdom is only havi flg standard grades, Strength is buying and se/ecHng the choiosst materials, Beauty, perfect Proportion and perfect Workmanship, Just received, direct from tho manufacturers, a. consignment of all iinds.of carriage Hardware, Lamps, trimminga, eto;' We manufaoture the most popular styles of vehicles, Pricea and drafts on applioatiori, '' ■" , . THOS. WAGG & GO, Piahotorte tuning; MB. ROBT, HEARD, ropresonta> : live of Messrs Hoffmann & Sons, ! Wellington/ is now in Masterton, and is j prepared to undertake, the tuning, and ( repairing of pianofortes,' Organa and har- ' moniuns, eto. Qrd6r„left at Mr Watt's, ; I j bookaolier, Masterton, willwceiw proapt ■ attention;'" i