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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4776, 18 July 1894, Page 4

fPIANOFOEMTUMMv shbrtlyVrctfisif :Mas< •pared; -to/ imclortako > tie 'Huning; and mbuiuh's, ote. Orders lettat Mr Watt'B bookseller; Ma'stcrtori, : ; ,will ''receive promptattention""'' : .''<';'.;. : '■ ' THE kiSTEETON PRINTING' : ■■.•.-■-. teeei-steee*,..^.mastekton; J EG to notify tho Public that bavins ■* purchased tlidßusincssliitcly owned by It E HoßNiiibw, they: arc prepared to execute orders for all kindsof Pbihtino'on the most favourable terms, and i trust by promptitudb,' civility, and good workmanship' to give every satisfaction to those who may favour them with orders.' In connection with the above, while thanking tho Public for the support I have received during tho last thrco years, trust that a 'continuation of; tlio Bamo will bo accorded my successors. ■■ ■■; it, e; hoenblow. THE following snms have been placed in ray hands to lend on first-class tree hold securities !t----£SOOO in one siim' £2ooointwoormoro6ums £ISOO in small sums from £100; to £SOO At lowest current rates. > All transactions in connection with Wellington Land ■■ Board attended to with despatch, Titles to Native and other lands searched. ; , WM. WIGHT.SMITH,, ' Queen etrcot, Mnstciton

THECELEBMTED ANTICFTA (EEGISTEKED) '■' . NO owner of Horses SHOULD BE WITHOUT this MAIIVELLOUS BLESSING. Send for Pnmplilct" Hints. to Horse--BMB AGENTS FOB'DISTMCT—WAIMMPA m\mw CO-OP EUATIVE ASSOCIATION, Ltd.

PIANOS. ALWAYS have several first-class For sale at moderate prices, and invite inspection. Second-hand pianos bought or exchanged. Instruments carefully repaired. W. WHITT, FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, :Jueeh Stbeet Mastemoh.

BLAU6HTE SLAUGHTER! SLAUGHTER I DIIAPEKY, CLOTHING, MILLINEIiY, ESTATEOFA.A.BOWLEY, 31 and 33, Courtenay Place, Wellington. W.BELL , AS purchased the Entire Stock in L the estate at 6Kven suiuikos and Id in the £, and will clear llic lot in a short time at Slaughtering Prices for CASH.

THE STOCK CONSISTS OF- . Plain and Fanoy Dress Stuffs, Colorjd and Black Cashmeres andMerinos.Delaines I'rints, Satins, Ginghams, Winseys, Meltons Plaids, Dress Tweeds, Trails, Muslins Black and Colored Velveteens, Plushes Art Muslins,. Cretonnes, Dimitys Flannellottes. White and Coloredßlankets and Counterpanes, White and Colored Flannels, Brown and Whito Sheetings, Groy and White Calicoes, Table Damasks, Cotton and Crimean Shirtings, Brown and Cream Hollands, Window Hollands, Tickings, Bilosias and Dross Linings, Towels and Towelinge, bhawls, Laco Curtains, Table Covers, Antimacassers, Toilet Covers, Diapers, Ladies' and Children's Ulsters and Jaokets, Ladies' and Children's Blouses. Laces, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Ladies' and Girls' Straw Hats and Trimmed Millinery, Ladies' Kid, Silk, Taffeta and Lisle Gloves, Ladies' and Childrens Hosiery, Ladies' Corsets and Underclothing, Pellisses, Gibbons, Dust Cloaks, Men's and youths' Cloth and Tweed Suits, Overcoats, Oilskins, Macintoshes, Moloßkin Trousers, Tweed Trousers, Vests and Trousers, Men's ondßoys' White and Colored Shirts, Men's and Boys' Straw and Felt Hnls.Caps, Scarfs, Tics, and Qeneral Haberdashery. Como and inspect the Qoods. - Be in Time foe the Great Babgains, (Opposite Club Hold, Masterton.) W. BILL. | i r\ A ACRES first-class undulating IxUv land, all bush; well watered. Suitable for sheep run'; road running through. Nine miles from Masterton, ■Terms easy. For further" particulars' apply; C.E; PMTT. Native Land agent and Licensed Interpreter. Office—Abovo Saddler . ■ ; . Queen Street, Masterton. ' • N.B.—-Puvcliascs of Native Lands .-: •,•;. promptly negotiated,: f ■ "