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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5001, 16 April 1895, Page 4

G. 8. W. Dalrymple, Financial, Insurance, AND Land A sent, MASTEETON, NEW ZEALAND. Invehcahoill, 1863; Hokitika, 1860 ; Mastebton, 1876. AGENCIES— The Mutual Life Assurance Society of Victoria (Limited); The Standard Insurance Company of New Zealand; Fire, Marine and Fidelity Guarantee: Permanent Investment and Loan Association of Wairarapa; Tho Standard Accident Lisurance Company. PEOPEETIES FOE SALE—liegister Price No. £ 611 2700 acres, well fenced and grassed, good limestone country, including stock 6850 559 2lio acres (only 10 acre# bush) well fencedandwatercd, ploughable land, carries 4 sheep to the acre, 7-roomed house, 1 milo from school and post office; one half cash, 2252 652 480 acres (only 20 acres hush) carries 3 sheep to the acre; easy terms 2800 884 house, 4 rooms, 2 acres, terms only £lO cash 100 100 acres Lime Stone. New house. 950 150 acres freehold, and 150 acres leasehold, clear, near town, easy terms. COO 998 2529 acres and stock. Terms £2587 cash; £3OOO at 6%, £2OOO at 5%_ 7587 1013 260 acres, ring fenced, well divided, grassed and watered, part unde crop, i cash 2210 1041 632 acres 3461 1046 house, 4 rooms | acre. Terms £lO cash 160 1048 „ „ 10 „ „ 400 1056 230 acres, carries 1,500 sheep 1900 1002 140 acres leasehold, rent ,£ll. 250 acres in grass, Goodwill and 250 sheep 300 1063 930 acres leasehold, lient £24. Goodwill 400 1069 8-roomcd house, 5 acres; half cash 550 1079 house and half acre: easy terms 170 1080 100 acres, 6 roomed house; half cash 1081 6700 acres leasehold, llent £2OO. Stock at valuation. Eight of purchase at 20s per acre 1000 And many other properties in various localities. 1075 Country Store and Post Office, Tenui 600

TO LET. 10 roomed house, and 10 acres, lient £36. 6 roomed house, lient £2ll. BUSINESS NOTIFICATION. ■! 'HE NEWEST BOOKS direct from Lon--5 don and the leading English Journals Magazines, and Newspapers may be obtained within a tew hours ot the arrival of every Ocean steamer. The principal Colonial Newspapers aUo kept in stock, Agent for" Wairarapa Daily Times." A first-class anil complete printing stock on the premises, j. b. in inks; Printer, Stationer, and booram (Opposite McGill's Buildings) Willis Street Wellinßton MAKOIiA WOOL WOItKS. IIIVER IioAD MaSTEHTON R, J, BAKER. Practical WOOLCLASSEIutFELLMONGEIi, TTj ISHES the public to know that VV he still conducts the old established works and will execute all orders entrusted to him. Wool and skins bought at highest market prices for cash. Wool scoured on Commission on the most reasonable terms. li. J. BAKEIi. Tiie "MOM" Portrait• MESSES WiiIGGLESWORTH & BINNS PHOTOGIiAPHEItS, HAVE the honour to call the attention of the artistic public to the " moxa " i'oiitiiait, an entirely new style of enlargement, which they have just perfected. The result of an admirable process, believed to be permanent, combines the softness and delicacy of a picture on Opal Glass with all the modelling, roundness, brilliancy and detail of a photograph printed from a large firstclass negative taken direct from life. Moreover, it is minus tiik toughness of the common Bromide Enlargement, and the fragility of the Opal, for being on paper il is unbreakable, and may be transmitted any distance without risk.

Wrigglesworth & Rims, VICE-REGAL AND LEADING PHOTOGRAPHEItS, 7, Willis-street, Wellington, Patentee of the Matt■ Ojial-'l'gjK Process. Pbize Medallists Sydnei, MELBOURNE and New Zealand Exhibitions. BJLOOKKB'S DUTCH COCOA. GRATEFUL, COMMUTING, REFRESHING. IF you want a dolioious cup ol Cocoa, ask jour grocer tor Elooker's. There are people who think that no Cocoa can bo better than what they have been using. Let them now try Blooker's Dutch Cocoa. It is more grateful, comforting, refreshing, and goes further than any otherCooon in the world. Absolutely unequalled in delicacy of flavour. W.&G, TURNBULL & CO., Agents, Wellington. MABTEBTON STEAM FLOUE MILLS, CHAMBERLAIN BROS. HAVE muck pleasure in announcing that they have now completed the extensive alterations to their Mill, having had it entirely remodelled on the COIiNELIUS INTEMAI IiOLLER SYSTEM, The same as that adopted with so much success bv many of the larger Southern Mills. Chamberlain Bros, aro now making a FULL ROLLER FLOOR Equal in all respects to the best that can be imported, Cheaperthan Southern \ Flour, and they would like to point out to storekeepers and consumers the advantage of buying of the local manufacturers and KEEPING THE MONEY OIROULA'I'jNG in the DISTRICT. Chamberlain Bros. Having made arrangements with local storekeepers torctail their flour, tlw lowest wholesale quantity obtainable at their mill WIIL BE HALF-A-TON.