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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4817, 5 September 1894, Page 3

R. E.HORNJBLOW&CO, ; 'AUCTIONEERS, AND :L4SID AGE'MTB. ■ : MASTEETONI: ■ ' PEOPEETIES FOE SALE AND . . TO LEASE. , i ; 208 ® ncar N eff ' nan '° i)o : , : leased, for live years. • 130 acres felled and in grass, ring fenced; 20 head cattle. Eenttu £SO a year and fall ten acres. IQQACEES Parkville, about 2| miles from Dairy Factory. . 50 acres felled,ring fenced. £5 per acre, Butchering Bvsiuess in flourishing - trict. Only £3O required for • ■ goodirill. .Rare bargain. Also Properties iii Carterton, Masterton, Ekotaliuna, Pahiatua, etc. Particulars on application. MONEY TO LEND. , to , lc ,'! d ou fiood frechold security. personal security, HOUSES FOE SALE.—Only small deposits required. COMMISSION WOEK of all kinds undertaken. F Well-known sire horse, ROLLO, by Danebury, out of Sweetheart, winner of a number of races, including the Wairarapa Cup. Would make a useful horse on a station; his stock being of a great sizo, 1 For further particulars apply— Waikahai'a Daily Times Office. 11 HIS SPACE Reserved FOR T. WAGG&CO'S NEW DVERI'IS E M E N T. WELLINGTON ACCLIMATIZATION SOCIETY, PISHING SEASON. 1' HE Trout Fishing Season commences I 011 the 15th September, 1891, and closes 011 the loth April, 1895. Licenses at a fee ot £1 for Men, and 5s for Ladies and Hoys of 16 years of age or under, may be obtained from Mr D. W. Mcintosh, Secretary of tlio W.F.C.A., Masterton, or from Mr J. , Williams, tobacconist, Masterton. 1 j SHEARERS WANTED FOE SIDNEY FPEEE PASSAGE. Terms £1 per ' .1 100, hand shorn; 17s machine shorn.

Also for Queensland : £1 per 100, liimd or machine shorn. StenmcrlcnvcsGtliSepleml)ei\ Authentic References from last slied inclispeusible. Apply sharp J. C. COOPER, .. 20,. Gi'ey-strnet, Wellington, Agbnt, l'astoraiists'Union, S.B.W. HE KONGO PAI TENEI KEI KOOTOU KAl'uA, MAC WART'S NEW CODE FOB ASTHMA I Now Cure for Croup I Now Ouro (or Diphtheria I New Cure for Chronio Bronchitis I Prepared from the Mountain and Forest Plants of.New Zealand. ' to bo Head and Shoulders abovo all other Curea. IN NO INSTANCE has a death occurred Iron diphtheria whon the "New Curo" had been freely used from the flat onset of the disease, and so great are its protective powers, that tho complaint has never been known to spread to other members of the family, The New Cure, 3s Gd; Grindclia Eobusta Cigarettes 2s;Asthma Tobacco 2s Gd and Ib. (j t fJIILLEARD , Architect, HalkStreofc,, Mastcrt n. And at Pamatua, T iHE Permanent Investment and Loan Association, of Wairarapn, Main-sweet, Gbeytotvh. i Messrs C. Pharai-yn (chairman), W, Booth. M. Ciwolberg, J. Fuller, W, Skoet, F. H. Wood and W, H.Diddamß, rheAnnual Incomo exceeds £ls,ooojOapltol on ■ Loan £38,222; Profits already aUottfd • 19,780 j Reserve fund £Bl2. The purposes for which the Association !» stabMed aro twofold, Intheflrstplajeit .tiers an excellent methcd of investment to those who wish ti accumulate their capital tf feet security, and by allowing small or large sums to bo liivestedby periodical payments,. Conforms to the circumstances of all classes, In the second place, : to thosowho require loaoe apon properties they already possess, ox who may n-sot with opportunities of acquiring pro< Tho agreed upon,' Subscriptions on Inustmeit sha.roß, 6s per month; ultimate value of shaie £SO, Pay Day—Thi first Saturday in each month, between he' hours of 2 and 4 ami i and 3p,m. ■ Aoexis— Mastorton-Mr G. S. W; Dalmiplo, Carterton—W. J. Lindop, Fcatliorston, Mr J.. Gv Cox,;Paliiatua—Mr H.iW, & WYETT, V P • Manager. Hawera Junction Hotel. ILMVESA, (FOETT-iiile. BUSH.) THIS HOTEL contains every accommodation for the travelling public. , ( t Travellers," Stockmeii and others will receive every attention,, Tho Hotel lias lafelyjbeen r rcfurnished ;; and no expense haf;been 'spared'fa luike it a fii'stclass house.' 'the BES"' BRANDS.—Good Stabling and P. W, CORBY, ' Proprietor,'"/: 1 I 1 l I e n ( ] i n t: 0 1 1 1 a i ]