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Wairarapa Daily Times, 8 March 1894, Page 3

i ( LOWES AND lORNS, masterton-qFaki JOOKEY 1 OLUB. . BALB.OP PKIVILEGBB. •BA.TIJRDAy, 10th~MAROH, 1894. At 1 o'clock. ' MEBBRS LOWES & lORNS have received instructions to soil the privileges in oonneotioh with the Master. ISo, 1 Publican's Booth No. 2 Publican's Booth No. 1 Refreshment Booth No. 2 Refreshment Booth (Jards of Races SATURDAY, 10th MABUH, 1894, '■''.;. At2p,m, ,y ■: ■ MASTEBTON TRUST LANDS; IMPORTANT SALE OF LEASEB.: MESSRS LOttBS'AND lORNS are favoured with instructions to sell at tbeir rooms, Masterton, as above, the following businr" *•'-- —' --—•--'- VIZ- .- ■ , No, 1.-Oontaining 33ft frontage to Queen-street, by a depth of 105 ft . fronting Churoh-atreet, with all buildingß, now. in \the occupation ....of Mr 0. Bughes, butcher. No. 2.—With 33ft frontage to Queen- ;; street by a depth of 105 ft.adjoin» ing. The above with two shops. N0.3.-88ft to Queen'street by a depth of 105 ft. , N0.4.-83ftdoll6ft. No. s.—BOft frontage toUhurch street by a depth of 182 ft, now occupied as Waibabafa Daily premises. to-Dinn-street and'9oft .' to Church- street; a corner section ■ Loaßes Sos-. 1, 2 and 5 will have a currency of fourteon years. Nos. 3,4 and 7 a purrenoy of 21 years, particulars may be seen at the auctioneers' office, or obtained from tho Secretary, Mb Riohabd Bbown. SATURDAY, APRIL 713,1894, AT 2 P.M. lUPOKTAKTSALEofFBEEHOLDLAfiD MANAIA ESTATE, ' \irmm LOTO & lOMS are ;VX favoured with instructions from. D.DokaldEsq to aell by public auction at! their rooms, Mastertori, as above about lfiO acres of valuable freehold land, subdivided, into suitable sized seotiona for suburban occupation, varying from 10 to 80 aores each. The whole is of excellent quality situate in the pleasantest and most bniiig the unsold sections at a former Bale, The auctioneers would direct speoial attention to the above as it will afford an unusual opportunity of acquiring a small farm, a delightful homestead, or building . Plans of the property may be seen at the auctioneers. FOiiSALJi SMALL FARMS. TEORKOREMASTERTON. '•' MESSRS LOWES AND lORAS have much pleasure in announcing a very successful sale of the above small farms, and beg to intimate that there are a number of sections still unwitli intending purch LOWES AND lORNS, |

LAND.JAND. FOR PRIVATE SALE, Small Farms of First-Class Land close to Maslerton. MESSRS LOWES & JOHNS beg to intimate that they are favoured with instructions bom Me BBts Wieuams an Bbbtham to Bell by private treaty, farms trom 30 to 200 acres, being part of th Laoßdowne Estate, Masterton. A most favourable opportunity iB here afforded of acquiring small.farms, theland being all. agricultural, of excellent quality, and terms easy. LOWES &lORNS, , . .Agents,. RAMS.: TO SHEEP BREEDERS! M .to announce that they have made PkUMJNENT BREEDERS: in the Colony for the supply of rams in ttiralißta can depend upon their curaimspromptly executed; purity of breeding ■"d evenness of type guaranteed.' . - Prices and other particulars on application to

EKETAHUNA, STOCKMII FRIDAY: March )6th, at 1 o'owoK. OREWE will soil as above:20 18 months to 2 year-old Bteera 1 purebred Ayehire bull 15 18-months and 2 year old atcora

A. G. TAINE&CO., . .STOOK AND STATION AGENTS, Wool, 9rala and Proiuoo Brokers, WELLINGTON, N.2„ BE prepared to undertake Auction Sales l of Stock, Horsea, Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, Tallow, 'eto. Also ot General Merchandise, Furniture, Town and Country Lands. : Bales held In the country districts as arsignnients placed in our hands fw sale'or shipment, also on wool,. sheepskins,' tallow, hides and livestock, ' , Valuations made oj all kinds o! property, STATION PROPERTY FOR SALE BY TENDER. ' TEE Executors ot the estate of the late ' James Copper, m order to-wind up the Trust, invite TENDERS for the Purohase of that well-known Property known as : COOPER'S STATION, WAINUIORUj ; WAKABAPA, . • 'THE FBOPERIV CONSISTS OF ABOUT—CK K C\C\ ACBES of Rioh Bnd Fcttile DUUV/ Land, is well grossed and Watered, and divided into a number of convenjentpaddocks, now carrying about" 9,000 sheep. -It is approached by a good pubLio dray road, and is about 17 miles from the Carterton Railway Station. ; The Buildings include ten-roomed Home&leri'B Cottage, &0., tor ".

; TpDpS," ailflresßcd to the:ubdcrilgnefl at the Post Office, Oarjeriott.will be received until THURSDAY, Ph Mnrob, 1894, but the Kseciitors reserve the right of declining the highest or any tender. - '." All information regardiug titte, terras, and other particulars, may bo obtained from Mi H. H. Woltorß.-Oartorton, who will 1 direct intruding purobasersto the property.or from MaurW.aSjil'A'nn.'UMllilffW' " • Stock ond.lmplementß may bo takou'at TOlnationr'V " ; ■":'■"■•••■-■■:,'■•;■■.• ■■■.■'. JOHN.BT9AKG, ]v>- ■■w»*w.tiitimi : . i> '-i I y. .-,.• .!•:> Exe'o'ulors'Coimer'aEsiale."" j Carterton, February lsii-lift;—; I '^. TI A AiREANtyMATAJ FIREWOOD