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Wairarapa Daily Times, 29 March 1894, Page 3

SOCIAL AND DAISOU " ,DKILLL'SpD,VMABTBatONi : § j, OnTHUBSDAY, MUEon;29iH, Wi S <■ j>! ARTTMON,- :- i (By permission ol tho Hon, Colonial Score- i : ; ;.^ : v- i: r:-!Sr c i magnificent oil ,; ,painting, ■ .. 8(1 by 6tt (by Captain Foxrest).' ■. • VALUE £l5O-8000 tickets fit 1/- each ■ EMTLED . "THE BBITIBH FLEET AT HOBAHT!' Agents (or sale ot tickets in MastertoriMESSRS WHITE &CO., tobacconists, where photo ot pioiuro can be. seen and all particulars obtained. , Agonffor sale of tickets in Qreytown—R, E.WOOD. ' ■-■ : - \ SMALL FARM on the Upper l! Plain, 52$ acres of good agricultural land the largest portion of it under cultivation at preterit. All.requirements in the way of. House and Outbuildings are oil the premises, and'a Creamery starting on the ad joining property it is also suited for. a nf«»i»~»-'« «.»"-*-- residence. i It is a splendid chance and Bhould not fie lost by anyone acquiring a valuable property, Apply toA.C.PBENTIOE, ; Maßferton, ) UNMG on my land, at Mount Pleas visible brand. Itnot claimed within four- b teen days will be sold to pay expenses, n WILLIAM ADAMS. ■ Masteton, March 20ih, 1894. lN the Ist Maroh,lß94, all horses or cattle found straying on the Auhanga run will be Impounded. Any person found trespassing in search of atook ef otherwise without proper authority will' SHEATH&HUME, IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF HUMPHREY WIOHETT, DBA- «i • PER, THE SQUARE. PALMER- h. STON NORTH. TENDERS for the Stock-in-trade, A Lease, Goodwill, Fixtures, &c, in ' above Estate, will be received at the offices of Cook k Gray, Feathoraton- »' street, Wellington, till noon of Wednes- n day, 4th April. >: " f< Stock consists as under:— li £ dp. Dresses and Prints,,, .„ 332 8 5 " Manchester... .„ ~, 285 0 4 Silks and Velvets ... ... 67 18 Hosiery ftnd Gloves ' .•,; 42 6 3 Ribbons, Laces, and Fancy 120 5 1 Haberdashefy 10314 1 Showroom ~. '?..;'■ ... 4801? 10 : Clothing, Hats, and Mercery 278 1511 ] Furnishing... ... ... 17719 7 J Furniture, Filtiog, &c. ... 12110 sit '". £1,9541410 t r l "'" o "- « n d At I« the Offices of ■ '■■ fAugkland. OOOK&GRAYjWelluieton. \ Ohriatchurch. Hie highest or any tender not'nebea- '■ WM.GRAY | Tra,tees ' Wellington, 2i»t March, 1894. ANNUAL STOCK TAEING-. GREAT REDCOTIONS PRICE OF BOOTS AND Varying from 10 to 25, per cent, a lot of job lines at half price Sale Prices, Stmtly Gash J CAKPENTEK JAMES MUIB, Coachbuilder, Engineer, and General Blacksmith ImHE old-established Steam Ooaoh I Factory has long been known as a I tlon to see tjiat this reputation is upheld. The different departments are under m „ n n .»„,,„i .„ nn ..,-.,- nn „„,! „„i----thoroughly practical men are employed. and machinery I am able to quote the lowest market prices without resorting to the use of inferior materials and work* My shoeing at 6* per set for either steel or iron shoes is undoubtedly the best and cheapest in Mastorton as is In the Engineering department, description at Wellington prices, In coagh building nothing but the best material (carefully selected) is used and this combined with honed workmanlahmanri thafatont: tiautmt • onnhlM ma I to tnrn out work seoond to none in this rrovince. : . The paint shop is under the control of a firat-olass coachi painter and for price and quality of workmanship stands unrivalled in the Wairarapa. ■•■ JJAMEfMUIE, ZBALANDIA COCKATOO WooiPbisbjb, l I ! QuKN-StBKT, MaSIBBTON; " \ A ■-.::■ I ■ ■'■ ':'•.■■.. '■■■-: WAIRARAPA PHOTOGKAPHIO '■■'j"" studios. ■-; VJ Print Enlargements, from O.D.V. to Life Size,' finished with Enamel, , Ordinary or Mat-Opal Surface, - PORTRAITS: , THRIE.O.IIAMKB AW) FbLL liBNOIB . OAflimiß. ' . Family Geoup Vromsms with Enamel j Mot-Opal Surface (/also finished in mterorCi<Colours.''' »■)' ' > *< K : YKWfITi£IiNm'TOWHOa.OoDHTBT I ) On Saleh The best sssortment, ol