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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4621, 13 January 1894, Page 4

FORSAIA - osnvenieat paddool first-class property. 610 notes bash land,- p With small expenditure i . good farm capable ol carrying about 440 aores bush land, all dear "and mil': 240 acres partially improved bush land. . 100 aorosbush land, fully improved,' rich| boU, well-passed, good dwelling and suitablo for dairy farm; 700 acres partially Improved bush land, '' excellent sheep oountry.' 500 aores partially improved bush land.'' DIM ........l!.lhlmn.«<,J l |,n.l. 1..71 300 acres arable land, olose to Masterto J..IJ. PP.Mutorto MRS R, HERRMANN, . SECOND TO NONE I Photogi'apbic -Work ':.-. K of every kind, Children's Likenesses a speciality, )OABINETSandONE ENLA 0 MENT, 15x12, for—£l IS, beautifully! finished POPULAR STUDIO, Opposite To Aro House, OUBA-STBEET, WELLINGTON. MRS K, HERRMANN. VECEMBER. Special inducements. CHEATS for Pianos oi Organs will find it advantageous to place tholr orders this month, & RAND EXHIBITION. Our exhibit of Pianos and Organs is admitted by experts to be the largest and best Bolected in the Colony. DIANOSAND ORGANS by practi- , oally every leading maker m the world on Time Patohtb from 20s monthly, THE PUBLIC are invited to visit our Warehouse, and inspect the Grand Exhibit, VISITORS from the country are specially invited to inspect our stock and compare prices, without being prosßod to purchase. ENGLAND AND GERMANS COMBINE. The instruments of prominent English and German manufacturers are exhibited side by side; notably Kuhse, Broadwood, Lipp and Sohne, Erard, Schwcchten. Time Payments, a Specialty, from 20s Monthly. DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY, Lambton Quay,,,,,,, We llingto M. J. BROOKES, Manager. G. W.ftEMNANT ''") EG Sto intimate to settlers and. the ) travelling public that he has taken over from Mr Vile bis long-established and favourably-known Stables and Horse Depository, and asks for a continuance of the support which has. been so liberally accorded tb him in the past. The Livery Department will bo under his own supervision, Hones, Single and Double Buggies, Dog Carts and Drays on the shortest notice, at modcrato rates. Telegrams from ■ commercial men, or families promptly, attended to, A strong Brake is always kept in the establishment for removal ol families or furniture from trains or any part of the district. Parcels entrusted to his care will receive every attention, G. W. KEMNANT, Pahiatua, ■ MASTBRTON STMM FLOUR MILLS, Chamberlain Bros, HAVE the honor to Inform their customers that they havo stopped grinding for the purpoao of making extensive alterations to the p'ant. O. Bros, have imported from Australia the most improved Dressing, Cleaning and Holler Machinery, and are now busy putting it up. So oxtenßiyo aro the alterations required that it,will .be,some weeks yet before they are completed, and Chamber lain Broß'. liollor Flour is placed on the market, but meanwhile customers can bo supplied with guaranteed Stone Wour of the best quality. FORS4LE. A farm of 100 acres, partly improved, close to creamery; 55 acres in grass and nearly all ftnoed. For lease with a purchasing clause, 150 acres, all felled aod firaßsed, and partly fenced, Eight miles from Eketabuna. . A good Butchering Business. ,_ A liret class Farm of 93 acres, all felled anil subdivided, within half a mile of Railway and Creamery. Sections in Parkville from 1 acre to 100, Several houses in Eketahuna. Money to lend on freehold security, Apply— J. K. JUGGINS, Eketahuna HESRY HUGHES, G&, Fellow of Australasian Institute of Patent Institute of Patent Agents London, REGISTERED PATENT AGENTi JATENTS and trade marks obtained In Chamber of Commerce, 42, Lambton Quay, Wellington •. W. PRAGNELL HAB ' ' 50,000 . FEET Ofl BDILDINfI TIMBER FOR gAJLE 0BEA?,