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lieytowa every Tuesday,' daring tho seasoa 'he remainder of 'the ". week ,/owneis tables Carterton; for '' pedigree &c., see : POSTAND THIS SisAßONat the Owner's Farm. Gladstone, the purebrod ClydesaleColt • V -vv' ' Tom King, 3; Superior,dam Nugget, g.d. Nugget's sireby ingland's Hope.: Limited to 25 mares.Terma —£6 Bs," guaranteed. Paddock free ef charge* ivory care taken, bat no responsibility what, iver. . '. r '■■■.• ■ ' -v ' ' Further particulars see card. I, PIKE, Owner, Gladstone, AT STUD. • TROUGH CUATUD COLLIE CLYDE 11. | By " Opawa Marquis " (imp) «" Opawa Wonder," see No. Kennel Olob Stud Book So, 27. ' also- ' Bough Coated Collie, AYRSHIRE LADDIE, By "Mao" (irap)i Bee No. 2870 Kennel Olnb Stud Book, Olasa 27. Comfortable kennels provided for Stud Fee-Two Grams. Purebred Whelpa for Bale. Price ana pedisree on application. U, McOANDLISH, Eimutaka Farm, Featherston.

G. 8. W. DALRYMPLE, Financial, Insurance* AND. L.AND,\GENT MABTEHTON, NEW. ZEALAND. EBIASUQBSD ) - InveroabqiUi, 1863 j Hoeitiea, 1866; Masterion, 1876. AGENCIES— New York Life Insuranoo Oompnny. The Standard Insurance Company oi New Zealand, Fire, Marine and fidelity Guarantee, Permanent Investment and Loan Asaooiation of Wairarapa. The "SAMSON" Stump Extractor The Standard Accident Insurance Company, PE°-PEKTIES m SALEKcgiator Price No. ' £ 511 2700 acres, well fenced and grassed, Btoak 2000 sheep and 40 head of cattle givou in, good - limestone country GB6O 659 260 aoreß (only 10 acres bush) veil fonced 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 652 400 aoret (only 20 acres bmh carries 3 shcop to the acre; easy terms 2800 786 41 acres well fenoed, good house; olose to dairy factory 400 855 480 acres veil fenced, grassed and watered, half cash, 1200 909 250 acres ploughable land, 8 roomed house, quarter mile fron School, 2 miles from Post Office and Dairy Faotory; 2000 950 2000 acres, well fenced, grassed, and watered. Line stone ooun- : ry. Three miles from Post and Telegraph Station. Terms J cash. Balance at six per cent. 90GO 965 148 acres, new house, 1$ from Bchcjl; and dairy. Terras 1184 975 1450 acres, sheep, farm, easy terms 5075 978 100 acres, Lime Stono. New house, 950 992 150 acres freehold and 150

acres leasehold, clear land, 14 acres bush near Town—Easy terms ' . .600 994 8700aoros —Good SheopFarm. ■' Stock given in, Only.j oaali, balanco 6 % 9000 996 1000 aores, fenced, Price—£2 10aperacro—i cash,' balance at "5 % 2250 997 4000 acres, fenced. Price 353 per acre - j oash, balance ac 5 pet cent 7000 998 2529 acres and stock. Terms £2587 cash; 18000 at 6 % £2OOO at 5% 7587 1002 640 acres perpetual lease (improved). Kent .630, 1280 Samson Stomp Extractor—Price £lO or loton hirn For Sale-tHotel, Gemxbal Stobe, And many other properties iu various localities, Houses from £BO upwards, Properties Valued, Tradesmen's Books kept, Accounts Issued, Collected aud Audited, Arbitrations and Partnership Acco<uts Adjusted, <BIO,OOO

To lend In sums of £IOO Sua npw&rd from 6% to 8%. G. S. W. DALRYMI'LE, IfMtwfcM. Wmraw. LETT'S EOYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. MAbTHRTON TO CASTLEPOINT, I. EAYK Club Hotel and Post Office, Masi tcrton, at 8 a.m, on Tuesdays and Mays for Taneru, Tinui, and Cashpoint; returning l">ra Castlepoht at 6 a.ra, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, reaching Mastenon in time to catoh the afternoon train to Wellington. Mabtbbton to Homewood, East Coast, Leave Masterton at 7.30 a.m, on Tuesdays and Fridays, calling at Lee'a Blairlogie Hotel for iuscli (both journeys), returning from Homewood at 5.30 a.m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays, in time to catoh the 8.10 p.m. train'to Wllingtoa. Masterton to Brahobpeiii, -- A conveyance leaves Masterton PjstOflico every Sunday Morning at Bevon o'clock for Brancepeth, returning to Masterton at 5 p.m. Private onveyanoosnmy be engaged at anytime by telegram or letter, I ; ■ T. P. LETT. Iroprieior. MASTERTON COAOH ADD CARRIAGE FACTORY. The question, does a ocach and CAERIAO3 FACTORY PAY ? Yes. Butit must be conducted jn business principals, which means, !iko conducting any other buainoßS, to derive a profit from it and only in proportion to the diligence and shrewdness with which it is attended to. Shrewdness implies the clobo applies • tion of your suitable qualities to it. But if yon are not sjited torun aach a business do not try it, or you will find it a raw-boned animal to rido. If you go into coachbuilding without capital yournisery will inoreaso with your experience. But with experience iou are keen to discover all kinds ol rat holes in the management of materials eta. One condition that makes tb;' carriage business so difficult for novices to grasp successfully is the extended , field over which it is spread. It includes tour distinct and compl'iated trades, and needs ,i- thor ough and praotioal knowledge of each, Then we ask the publio to consider this. Why not placo your orders with those who thorn oughly understand •your';'needs and have every facility for the careful, and artistic execution ot your orders. Give us an opportunity to demonstrate this to your satisfaction; "> ;Onr; ' Motto- is • Wisdom; Strergth, <tnd Peauty: Wisdom iB only having standard grades, Strength is buying and sd'eoting-the - choieeat materials, Beauty, perfect Proportion and perfeot Workmanship, Just received, direct from th manufacturers, a consignment of all kinds of camaw Hardware, Lamps, trimmings, etc: -We 'manufacture. the most popular styles of vehicles. Pnoes and drafts on application. TQOS> WAGO&OO. C, Tilleard Natusch, , \ ARO fl E0 T, j "-Hill-street, Muteiton. <■ „ i r v ,'iii