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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4781, 24 July 1894, Page 3

J?OR PRIVATa SALE,. THB MOST-DESIB ABM DAIRY OB STUD FARM AND BEST ; ; APPOINTED ; _ Homestead Property IN the Wairarapa, situate at Clareville Over £1,500 spent in permauen Improvements. A decided bargain. Ptot porty in question comprises 150 aores ofirstclass land, BPCuroly fonced, wollf watered arid divided into sixteen pad' docksj 100 acres havo been ploughed, balance virgia soil j the whole now in good grass. Largo plantations of orna mental troos and some good native bush for shelter,; orohards,'gardens, eto. Improvements includo-House of 14 rooms', fitted with all the latest im, provements, dairy, men's cottago, extensive , stabling and other sub- . stantial outbuildings, The property, is situate within 1| miles of the railway station, and is close to the Dairy Factory, It would be impost siblo to procure another property n the Wairarapa with bo many advantages, natural and otherwiso, as is poaaejaed by tho above, Prico—£3,ooo. Very easy terms can arranged if desired, .For.farther particulars apply to F. 11. WOOD, MARTINBOROUGH. 'Freehold property at Martinborougb, FOR SALE-A BARGAIN, ON eiceptionally easy terms, being a corner section, well situated, comprisng 7 lores 1 rood 9 perches. Land securely fenced. Improvements include :-l roomed nouso, large stabling, and sheds, slaughter house, and yards. ALSOA freehold section fronting the Main Road, with 5 roomed house, and outbuildings. Tho above properties can bo sold together or separately. For further particulars apply to F, H, WOOD, FOK PRIVATE SALE SHALL FARM PROPERTY Comprising—loo acres of Fveebold Land, situated at Clareville, securely fenced, and subdivided into . a number of convenient paddocks, all well watered and aid down in English grass Improvements includ3—l3 roomed house (recently built), barn, sheds, stables, eto., garden and orchard, plantation of ornamental trees. . Price—£lsoo, one thousand of which can, if so desired remain on mortgage for a term of years at 6£ per cent. Farm is situated about a mile from tho Olarovillo Railway Batioh and Publio School, and a quarter of a mile from the Taratahi Dairy Factory,

R PIU Y ATE S All E Handsome Walnut Pinno, hi good order extended frame, by Alison and Alison price £25. A bargain. F. H. WOOD, Auctioneer. WAIKAMPA PHOTOGRAPHIC' STUDIOS. ' OPAL, Bromide, Paper and Silver Print Enlargements, from C.D.V. to Life Size, finished with Enamel, Ordinary or Mat-Opal Surface. PORTRAITS: Three-quarter and M Length Cabinets, beautifully finished. Equal to tlio best in the Colony, for: 7s GdHnlfDozen") Q / ™ « Gd OncDozen j 0/" Fii,st CopY " Family Gnoup Vignettes with Enamel or Mat-Opal Surface; also finished in Oil or Water Colours, Views taken in town or country. On Sale! Tlio best assortment of Maori I'hotoß in New Zealand. THOS.E.PRXCE, MASTEItTON. A BALL, Under the auspices of the MASTEIi'M MASONIC LODGE will be held in tlio jQItILL HALL, MASTEItTON THURSDAY, 2nd August, 1892, Dancing at 8 o'clock Double Tickets, 10s; Extra Lady, 2/0. Gentlemen requiring tickets should apply to any of the undermentioned members of Committee: Messrs Abbott, Copping, J. Dixon, DeLisle, E. H. Eton, Ibbetson, Murray, Pownall, Worboys and W. CLEMENT CAHGILL, Hon. Treas. W. SELLAH.Hon. See. WAIEAUAP.I HUNT CLUB. ANNUAL BALL

PALACE HALL; GItEYTOWN THURSDAY, AUGUST 23m, DANCING AT 8.30, Tickets—DouMo 10j, single 7s Gd, extra lady 2s Gd may be obtained from any of tbe committee: - Greytown—Mc3are G. Tully, H. Tully H. S. Izard, H. JB. Wood, G. A. Hirschberg. Featherston and Lower Valley-Messrs A. J. Tcogood, P, Pearce, T, Peuton 0. B Phawzyn, W, 0. Williams. J. Martin, C Ramsdcn, A. McKenzie, F. Webb, E. Us slier. Cartcrton-MefsrsO, J. Kemblo, A, 6 Pilnior, T. Bay, W. McKcnzio, E. lioake, B Gladstone-Messrs W, 0. Buchanan, N, Grace, J. A. Benall, ll.lt. Bunny, J. Strang it, Coo|cr. Maaterton' Messrs W, B, Bulck, Wyvorn Williams, V. Wai'dull, F. C. Lewis, Harold Welch, 0. F. Vallancs, W. J. Hirschbeg, W. McKenzie, J. Weller. Morrison's Bush-Messrs H. and C. Morison, W. MoKeirow, Tickels may also bo had from Messrs Bisli and Lindop, Carterton i Mr 11. Gant, Greytown ; and I, Mandel Masterton, W. MoIiENZIR, Hon. Sec. (iHAND ART UNION, By Peiijiissioh or the Coloxiai, SecbkmiiV. OQ VALUABLE OQ dO OIL PAINTINGS, do THE public have now a real good opportunity ol winning somo really excellent paintings, comisting of some of the most famous and picturesijuu spots of Now Zealand, First Prize: Gi and Oil Painting, pastoral sceno, valued at 35 guineas. < Second I'rizo: Pair of Pick and White Terraces, valued at 12 guineas. Third Prize: Excellent pair, representing Scene on Wairampa Lake, and in Coromandcl, Auckland; also 28 other equally beautiful pictures, to go in pairs, valued at 40 guineas, To be drawn on or about the end of July. 750 Tickets at tlie moderate Members, sum of 2/Q. Tickets maybe obtained on application to " A, WHITE & Co,, , Hairdressers, Masterton. ■ 'r. H. HUGHES, Hairdresser, Carterton.. A. 11. HORNBLOW, ' Printer, Greytown, G.HYDE, Williams' Buildings, Pahiatua,

Central Shaving Saloon. A^'WHITE ;^CO. BEG fooiiiiounce fliat tlicylmvcnow commenced business as. ■ : ■ HiIIiMESSEIS AXD TOBACCOXIBTS, : ia tlic commodious promises lately occur .pled by Mb Geo. Sagr. OLD limbs and NEW FACES will lie welcomed, and patrons.\\ill iiml tlio Centiial Saloox seeoiul to noiio iii Mastoi'ton .for COMFOItT, CLEANLINESS, AND CIVILITY,