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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4826, 15 September 1894, Page 3

STOCK SALE.' TUESDAY, IBm SEPTEMBER,; i"UHAHAM & WILLIAMS .will j\ soil by public miction as above—--70 2 to 4-yeaf steers (a good lino) 30 forward 2 and 3-year steers 20 18-montlis mixed cattle 20 2-year steers 12 fnt bullocks !) fat steers 7 fat bullocks . 5 live springing heifers (hand reared) G springing heifers 100 prime- fat wethers 120 forward wethers 200 mixed hoggets 150 „ 201) „ 60 2-tooth wethers Sale at-1 p.m. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TAEANAKI DISTBIOT. TOBELKASKD. With or without ' purrlinsing clause. Fine Dairy Farm of 21') acres, open pasture all plougliable, well fenced and sub-divided. iVearly new 5 roomed house, etc. Situated close to a factory. 1 clause, uooit stock or Dairy Farm of 380 acres, all plougliable land. Small house, cle. ilent low Easy terms to a purchaser. J EASEHOLD.-Of 140 acres, Bush Li Dairy Farm, 125 acres in grass, byre. On main road close to creamery. Bent £55, Goodwill £7O. Bush Blocks for Sale. cleared. 30s per acre. Easy terms. ORACHES, 70 cleared, 'metal ux J road. 35s per acre, Dairy Farms for Sale. Q()()ACl!KSIir S t-chiss level pas- \ tinv close to railway station, township, factory nnd mill. , ■t'S 10s per acre. ! fiQAACBES, cleared bush farm, , uuu highly improved, with 10 roomed house and eomn'iodi- • ous outbuildings. £9 per ( 'S, B't acres, ores. &c,, &c, Enquiries Invited.

I.AXD AGENT, New Plymouth. SHEARERS WANTED POH QUEENSLAND. FREE Passage lo shed; Tonus £1 per 10!) hand or machino shorn : J- per 10!) liaiul or machine shorn; Hums £2 per 100. Steamer leaves l!)th September. Authentic references from last shed indispensable. Inimcdiulo application necessary. J. C. (JOOPEU, 20, Groy-stat, Wellington, Agent, Pastoralists' Union, N.S.W. MASTERTON PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND BUILDING SOCIETY. / pJIE Annual Meeting of Shareholders 1 will he held in St. Matthew's School-room, on Wednesday, the 3rd day of October, 189-1, ntßp.ni. J. I). KEITH, Manager. Masterton, 13th Sept., 1894. MASTERTON PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND BUILDING SOCIETY. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS, IN accordance with the rules of the Society, Messrs J. C. Boddibotox and A. I!, Bunny retire from the Board of Directors this year; Mr H. H. Smith has resigned his scat on the Board, ami there will therefore be three vacancies to till at the annual meeting. iwmiugion ana uunny) otter themselves for re-election, and nominations of other candidates will bo received at the Society's offices up to 5 p.m. ou Wednesday, 19th September, 1891, J. B. KEITH, Manager. Masterton, 13th September, 1894. MASTERTON PERMANENT INVESTMENT and BUILDING SOCIETY. fj'HE Society is prepared to gran I LOANS—repayable by instalment or othenvise—on approved freehold or leasehold securities, and to DECEIVE MONEY ON DEPOSIT. Terms on Application. J. B. KEITH, Manager WOOL SALES. f pHENsw Zealand Loan and MuitJ cantile Agency Company (Ltd.) will hold periodical wool sales durins, the coming season at their warehouse, Fcatherstoii-street, on the following dales : 7lh December, 1891, 18th January, 1895. 15lh February, 1895.

Liberal cash advances, free of commission, on all parcels sent in for sale here or for shipment to London. Offices and stores, Foatherston-slrcet, Wellington, WALTEItG.FOSTEI!,Managcr. Q.HAND EXHIBITION. PALACE HALL GREYTOWN, Thursday & Friday, Sept. I3thandl4th. —I N OLDDISO— Ancient llelics, Fossils, Curios, Works of Art, etc., etc. Novelties and Attractions for Young and Old. Hundreds or Objects of Interest. Grand Concert Each Night, Tableau Yivants. Shooting Gallery. Refreshment Stall. Open each day from two till six. Admission 1/-. Children under 12, Gd. 11. Y. SHEARER, Secretary. north German™insurance COMPANY OF HAMBURG. Capital 119,000,000, with an established revolving credit of £IO,OOO in National Bank of N.Z; Mil E.II.WADDINGTON having been appointed District Agent for Mastcrlon, in placo of Mr W. It. Bone, resigned, is authorised to accept proposals, and having assumed control of tlio present business, will grant renewals for existing policies as they fall due. I G, CARPENTER, ' District Manager, WELLINGTON ACOLIMATIZ ATION SOOKTY. FISHING SEASON. H' HE TroutFishiug Scasoncommcnccs I ' on the 15th September, 1894, and closes on the loth April, 1895. Licenses at a fee of £1 for Men, and 5s for Ladies and Boys of 16 years of age or under, may be obtained from Mr D. W. Mcintosh, Secretary of the W.F.C.A., Mastcrton, or from Mr J, /Williams, tobacconist, Masterton, ■