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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4912, 28 December 1894, Page 3

N" ;• .TNO.GEAHAM mastertOn. red !o S rs ill e, t r. I. r i, r i t [ I GOODS AT v GRJkT REDUCTION y A. CAN.ONLY QUOTE A PEW LIN] ANeatLiqed Case contain-) 3/§ Plated Tea Spoons,) p f 'e) Suitable for Presents;, j caS€ TABLE AND DESERT ENIVES PRONGS IX White-Buff—Stag—lvory Etc. TABLE, SPOONS,^ DESERT SPOONS, : ' ' . TEA SPOONS E. P. Ware in Cruets, Toast Backs,: Butter Coolen ' Jam.Dislies, etc. A Grand display of Ornaments,' Mori - can Hammocks, ® splendid line ■ ONLY 7/6. SIMMS & MOWLEM'S THURSDAY, 3bd JANUARY,' 1895, At L o'clock. 200 ewes and lambs 50 fat sheep •, 8 good heifers (to calve middle •• January) 11 ■ : 5 fatbullocks EAMSr RAMS FOR BRIYATE SALE. 150 Purebred 2-tootli Lincoln rams 50 „ Soutlidoirts ' 0 pure-bred Shorthorn Bulls (pedigree) J Poll Angus Bull (pedigree) ckiPFl' CHAP]?!.' ' 40 TONS Good, Oaten Chaff SIMMS & MOWLEM, Auctioneers. ®MB&, "• 10WLEM, STOCK SALESMEN, And General Auctioneers, PROPERTY AND COMMISSION AGENTS, AND PUBLIC VALUA- ' . TOliS. WE beg to intimate that ire Imre commenced, business in Mastcrfonas STOCK SALESMEN & GENERAL AUCTIONEERS,

and take this opportunity of introduoin. ourselves, Our SALE YAKDS are now being erected 011 that centra and convenient section of land adjoiainj WAIRARAPA PAEMEHS' CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION'S GRAIN STORE, m BETWEEN THE TWO WAI POUA BRIDGES. In entering the field as Stock Sate men wo feel- tliat wc arc supplying tc I the settlers of the : Wairarapa a long. J felt want, and, in their interests, wc respectfully solicit their support and patronago when quoting (ho following rates, viz:— Per cent up to £SOO, and Pei' .Cent for-anything over that aiimnt~(idveiiisin<jfree; Wo purpose holding our first Stock Sale in the yards on TUESDAY, ira DECEMBER, after . which sales will bo held every SECOND WEDNESDAY till further advised. We act as agents for the China Traders' Insurance Coy,, Ltd, (Marine). The Manchester Fire Assurance Coy, Massey-Harrls Implements.

TO SETTLERS AND CON. . TRACTORS. I BEG to call, attention to my nev Stumping Macliine for. hand o: steam power. It is mounted upon iroi wheels, and can bo made in sizes to lifi from 20 to 60 tons. Only two men ari required to work it, and the machim possesses the advantage of pulling th< stump right'out of ilio ground at'ONI lift. Intending purchasers can see the machine at my shop, at Euripuni, or tracings will bo sent by post. Prices and full particulars on application to KJSUJJTON. Engineer, MASTERTON. NisW PLYMOOTH. piOOrmiL OFtEiSE of •,» IT acre homestead on Main Road, 5 miles from Now Plymouth. Very suitable for a poultry, fruit, and bee farm, for which there is an excellent ' opening in the district. >alry and Stock Farm of 300 . acres open rolling land, fenced and subdivided, all ploughble, small house, etc, £6 per, acro-£l cash ' Mimce may remain' at per' cent. Milk Factory within easy distance u/.gwdroau. r ery Nice Dairy Farm of 250 acres good level' country, on the coast aud olose to a factory. Well fonoedand sub-divided, New house outbuildings, Price £7los per , acre. Stock at valuation if desired, lodel Bush Farm of 300 acres, all highly improved and carrying ' on aSjiicent property. Smiles from important .township and railway. ■ 000 acres of tho cream of 'Taranalci andnottobe beaten inNowZealand, Vety'choice 'pasture land. £9 per acre.. - ■ r 30 acre farm lieariv all ploughablo • andin v good orfo. Buildings of , tnfliug valiio, £5 lOs.per acre. J acre dairy farm, near : Stratford and •• on metal road.'' A really Mod little ■ homestead but too small for present occupant, aefe'' WAOKES BUSH'FARM, nearly auclcared, fenced aiidsub-divided ■Handy to Railway and Post Office.io 10s per: aero- < • ' BUSINESS io : °tth||)6st country ho^s'inTara. "■•Wta, doing very'payable trade, and held on favourable .terms' GooWMUOO. * of bothopoii and buslLpropertiejl also; several: Bush Blocks proved, at low prices Correspondence mvitf