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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4526, 18 September 1893, Page 4

(i. s. w. . DALRYMPLE, Financial, Insurance, LANDAGENT IASTHTON.'NEW ZEALAND. Istabl'shed: Inveroarqill, 1863 j Hokitika, 1806; Mabiemok, 1876, AGEMES[ew York Life, Insurance Company, he Standard Insurauce Company ot New Zealand, Fire, Marine and .fidelity Guarantee 'ermanent Investment and Loan 'he "SAMSON" Stump Extractor 'he SUndard Accident Insurance Oomlesister Price In. £ 11 2700 acres, well feucod and grassed, stook 2000 sheep and 40 head of cattle given in, good limestone country 6850 i 59 260 acres (only 10 aores bush) well fenced and watered ploughable land, carries 4 sheep to the acre, 7-roomed house, 1 mile from sohool and post office; one -mlf cash' 2120 )52 400 acres (only 20 acres bosh canic3 3 Bhtap to the acre; easy terms 2300 [B6 41 acres well fenced, good house; close to dairy factory 400 355480 acres well fenced, grassed and watered, half cash, 1200 309 250 acres ploughable land, 8 roomed house, quarter milo fron School, 2 miles from Post Office and Cany Faotory; 2000 and watered. Li neßtone cowry. Three miles from Post and Telograph Station. Terms \ 965 148 acres, new house, 1$ from , bcM; and dairy, Terras 1184 ] 975 1450 aores, shoep farm, easy terms • 6075 978 100 acres, LimeStono. New house, 950 992 160 acres freehold and 160 i acres leasehold, clear land, 14 acres bush near Town—Easy terms 600 994 8700aotea—Good ShoepFarm. Btook given in, Only J cash, balanco »t 5 % 9000 996 1000 aores, fenced. Price—.£2 10a per acre-| cash, balauoe at 6 % 2260 997 4000 acres, fenced. Price 35s per acre-4 cash, balanco at 5 percent 7000 998 2529 acres and stork. Terms £2587 cash; 18000 at 6 % £2OOO at 5% 7587 1002 640 acres perpetual lease (im. proved). BontM 1280 Samsou Stnmp Extractor—Price £lO or lot on hir« For Sale—Hotel, General Store, And many other properties in vnriouß localities. Houses from £3O upwards, Properties Valued, Tradesmen's Books kept, Accounts Issued, Collected atid Audited, Arbitrations and Partnership Accoiuts Adjtiated. £IO,OOO To lend in sums of £IOO ana upward from &% to &%. G. 8. W. DALRYMI'LE, Mastei+oii. Wairnrapn,

B. PINIIEY, (formerly with W. hawkh). BEGS to notify the publio of Mastorwnthat he has procured a comfortable Landau Carriage, which he will run to and from the ..iilway Station, to ni<;ct all trains. Private parties can lino the Carriage on the most reasonable terms, Notk —All orderß left with Mr ElkVk Saddler will be promptly attended to COBB AND CO BEG to Inform thn residents of.Mauricevillo and turroundin? districts that they have purchased Mr W. Tile's Coaching business, and hope by civility and attention to merit a share of the patronage so liberally bestoweu on their predecessor. Fare? and time of starting as usual until further notico. C-088 & CO, Mauriceville. P.S—All orders ontruated to 0. &Co will receive immediate attention EXPRESS BUSINESS. ""T AYING disposed of my CAnniiNO Busi' I ness to Mr Alfred Coy, I b<! to solicit for him a continuanco of the publio support so liberally accorded to mc, D. S. DALGETTY. Having purchased Mr JJalgctiy's express business I trust to be accorded a share of the patronage o! the publio, and that by civility and prompt attention to orders to merit a continuance of th° samo. All trains attended, commercial travellers, theatrical and other business executed with the utmost despatch and cue, Country orders will havo my special attontic 3, 0r!,,-j maybilejl with Mr J. Williams, TokcconisL ALFRED COY, CARRIER .. .. MASTEUTON EKETaHBNA LIVERY AWDBAITSTABI.ES. Mr ALLANMANGUSON WISHES to inform the general pub lie that he has taken over from Mr J. Jones, the Livery and Bait Stable and Grass Paddocks held by him in con ncotion with the Temperance Hotel, Saddle Homus ahd Buddies always 01 HIRE, Single and Double Bug 6 :es t i.ieet ever) and late trains if required, First class Paddocks for Horse' and all kinds of Stock.

MASTBRTON COACH AND CARRIAGE FACTORY. mHE QUESTION, DOES a OUCH and 1 OARRIAGS FACTOR! PAY? Yis. But it must bo conducted ;n business principals, which means, like conducting any Other businoss, to derive a proSt from it and only ir. proportion to the diligence and shrowdness with which it is attended to. Shrewdness implies the close application of your suitable qualities to it, But if jou are not silted to run such a business do not try it, or you will find it a raw-boned animal to ride, If you go into coaohbuilding without capital your misery will inoreose with your experience, But with experience you are keen to discover all kinds of rat holes in the management of materials eto. One condition that makes the carriage business so difficult for novices to grasp successfully is tbe extended field over which it is spread, It inoludes four distinct and completed trades, and needs a thor ough and practical knowledgo of each.Tbon wo ask tho public to consider this, Why not place your orders with those who thoroughly understand your needs end have evoty faoility for the prompt, careful, and artistic execution of your orders, Give us an opportunity to demonstrate this to your satisfaction. Our Motto is Wisdom, Strength, Hnd Teauty, Wisdom is only having .itandard grades, Strength is buying and Ejecting the choicest materials, Beauty, perfect Proportion' and perfect Workmanship, Just received, direct from the manufacturers, a consignment of, all kinds of carriage Hardware, Lamps, trimmings, eto; We manufacture the, most popular Btyleo o! vehicles,. Prioes and THO3. WASG&CO. IO.KOBT. HEARD, represonta. Wsllington, is now in Moaterton, and is prepared to undertake, tuo .tuning: and repairingof pianofortes, organs andiharmoniuDS, etc,' Prdero left at'Mr Watt's,