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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5050, 13 June 1895, Page 4

FOR SALE. I O A n ACHES about six miles from' :U railway station; nearly all cleared and grassed j well-watered and' fenced; no buildings; first-class grazing country; carrying capacity, 1,600 sheep; Price, £0 per acre. Exceptionally easy terms can bo given, as owner is prepared to allow four-fifths of purchase money to remain on mortgage- for a term of years at G per cent. 190 acres close to railway station and creamery; fenced and sub-divided, and nearly nil under grass; 30 acres river Hat; with 3-roomcd house, orchard, yards, etc; carries 'IOO sheep besides cattle and horses; part of the laud is j specially adapted for dairy farming. of JM< 12s Cd per acre. £4OO may rein on mortgage at 1 per cent, J. B. KEITH, Masterton. *K» BSSS I ml 1 iSIS MSMESfi ®.&&%'&ffiftfflfoft#J&& iOLD by all Merchants and Storekeepers, wholesale from— J. ANDERSON & CO., "Welmnotox. CENTRAL DINING ROOMS; QUEEN STIIEET, MASTEIITON. IIHESE commodious Dining Booms . open to the public on Sundays and during the week Week Days. BKEAKFAST—7,3O to 8.30 ] SUNDAYS ! LUNCMON-12 till 2 18 to 9,12 to 1, m—s to 6.30 I sto 6. ALL MEALS Is. Hot Pies and Cofl'cc every evening from 8 o'clock, Bread, Confectionery FBUIT TREES. To Orcharclists and Fruit Growers. 15"? HY send out of the district foi • t I'niil Trees when cverv kirn lion for Rood trees has stuod llie tcs established. Peaches, i\i:(TAi(ixi;s and I'' MI'HIEIIIIIES, Wai.xuts and Sweet Chestnuts GoOSEIIEHIIIES, CI'HRAKTS, sislenl wilh lirst-elass stall' m nomenclature, JOHN BLOMQUIST, Paukvale Si'iisehy, Cabteiitox, MOUTH BRITISH AND MER. CANH IdS INSURANCE COMPANY, London and Edinburgh. Subscribed capital, £2,500,000, Pnid-uj £620,000; ltcscrvc fund, £1,812,614 MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO,, Agents, Wellington MrE.II.WADIJINGTON, . Sub-acent at Masterton. \lk "MONA" Portrait PHOTOSBAHIEKS, AVE the honour to call the attenof eniaiioemext, which they have just perfected. The result of an admirable process, believed to he wikmanent, 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 the hougiiness of the common Bromide Enlargement and the fragility of the Opal, for being on paper it is unbreakable, and may ho transmitted any distance without Wrigglesworth & Binns, VICE-REGAL and leading photoGRAPHEKS, ' 7, Willis-street, Wellington, Patentee of the Matt-Opal-Type Process. Puke Medallist Sidney, Uemoobne . iSDNEwZEAHSDExmBIIIOSS,