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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4668, 13 March 1894, Page 4

Tall Pesoue HardPosouo- ! A]s6'6n'batid '&' stock of 'carefully tested Turnip and; .Swede. Seeds of, all varieties, from the leading Buglish soed houses.

t ; !/MURRiVY, ROBEBTS & C 0.,,; JTHEBSION'STIIEKT, ~, ~ WEUiijtOTON I Taratahi Hotel, ; ■ I r ' ; " ; KJiATAHJt v ;;. v , J, '■;;■ HAVING 1 . resumed,'.posstEiion of, this _' well known.andjtbpiilarHbailerytlie 'Public may rely on- receiving ! ove l ry ; nttentidn,"" " ,'.." ! Good AwmiimdaUm axd, a First Glass TABLE,-:/'/' '■'..,'■■■• j Only the beat brands of WISES and SPIRITS kepttn stock.', ; % GuOD STABtMJAND PADDOCKS, !■■'-■ T//THOMAS'RAY,!' I ■:'.,• '.'■ .■■'r.!l!-'i:i 7;Prnnrietrir.il-' '■V.^KM'LitiA-.;.'.-'4,200■ aores'good sheep country, fenoeil and , I ■•■ subdivided large portion arable, HomeI stead close to'township, . 3,700 aores.bush land all olear and in grass, ! rich soil we situated, subdivided into 1, oravenleat paddocks, good buildings, a I fifst-olass property, 640, acres' biish land, partially improved, I ' With small 'expenditure would mako 1 .good farm''capable' of carrying 'about '(■'■■ v ■'■ •.' 440 aores bush land, all dear and well '' grassed; fenced and subdivided, now ! : carrying 1200 Sheop. ;' . : 240 aores partially improved bush land. 100 acresbush land,' fully improved, rloh i soil, well : gras§ed', good dwelling and j. ,farm buildings, close to.railTvay-statioD, I ~sliltable!or, dairy {arm,' ;'".!;' '.. 70) aores'partially' improved, bush land, • ';. excellent sheep country, ';V''', : ,' ' SOO.aor'es partially improved bush land. 320 acres partially improved'bush land; '• 300 aores arable land, 1 dose to' 1 lias'tetton i ' ■ dwelling and farmbuildlngs '• ■ '■'■ ■ !;■;. ■ ..■: J, BrKElTH.Masterton '.!"/ : BSIABIBUBD BLEARS. UASTLEPOINT ACCOMMODATION ';^'. h > ■', HOUSE; '- j •" ; [Lue'OM Horn, j '■'' ; SYDNEY, ARTHUR PULL IS again receiving, visitors for the Bummer Season,,:: 'Being, situated ffithto..a'BtoneV,throy, of f the, m, the House is'a"splendid rewt for-Invalids and others, The House-is well, furnishod and has every ,co.iiyeuience.,r, in abundance, Lett'siKoya) Mail coaohes •leave Masterton everjr.-Tuesday,and Fri t day morning at.|B; o'clock, returning in time to catch the afternoon train to Wei ; lington,on;ths following days, r ',.|.-' ; ■'. »1 The roomb are beinp; rapidly! taken up, so ,th,a,;early application is.necesßary, to prevent' disappointment. -.'.....- J! For termß and 'particulars,,, apply ■; S 'APULL,Proprietor..'-^'. HOAB, FURNITURE FiOTORJf, | "'. QOBEKSTREET,:..v I MAS;',!P;iIS--R'T:Jo.,» l ; v:' FAVING engaged thesorvioes of a L First Class Cabinetmaker from loftho Workshop, we are therefore pro. | pared to execute any.line of Furniture In p'ublw to the fact that we areratill keep up the reputation the firm has gained of turning', out _ well; made, and highly seasoned '■■ material,' We have a' 1, large stock on hand and invite inspection, Furniture on the HIRE SYSTEM. RAMSPERQER PIANOSFOr*S\IE ORDERS TAKEN FORjS„M, HOAR, : UNDKRTAKEJH, ' PROMPTLY ATTENDED'Tfr '

GRiFFIN AND SONS' •Biscilits, Confectionery, t ; ;■. '. . ..', . , Aiia" Candied '". Peels. i- to be tbe best. FAOTORY.-AHon St., bl 1 Nile St, E. !••'; ' ;-Nelson; ■• Wholeßale'.'WeUiDgton/Braflch.-OW I THOMMJAUO, ;. ■ : UPHOLSTERER, QU^.BTREBT^MASTRBTOJS' BtJPPOBT LgOAIJBDUSTB7. , HBEALE, Vwmm & TirainH, , toakea ail doamj,tionß of !fin. waj« at pripeß that defy competition. wth cast iron elbows a jpeoiality. dm wUhikhU 1 material and workmanship, quaranieed. • THE TRADE SUPPLIED.