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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5094, 3 August 1895, Page 3

FOB SALE. "The Devonshire House" AND COTTAGE, VICTOBIA-SrEEET, MaSTEHTON, THIS magnificent building, is, without doubt,one of the most complete and elaborately finished houses in the Province. It stands on an acre of land, having frontages to Victoria and Albert streets, the grounds are most tastefully laid out in (lower gardens, lawns, asphalt paths, etc, The main building contains 17 rooms, scullery, pantry and bathroom. THE COTTAGE,—'I rooms and Bath room. Every room has been re-papered with tho most expensive papers, and .all arc dadoed.. There are also 3 first-class bedrooms in cottage at the rear of the main building, all necesssary outbuildings, '2 force pumps, asphalt tennis court, summer house, four 400 gallon tanks, etc., etc. May be had on easy terms. For further particulars apply to SIMMS & MOWLEM, Auctioneers. WORKSOP ROAD. CHEAP RESIDENCE, Easy Terms. Q ROOMED HOUSE, largo Dairy, O Wash-house, Stable and 2 acres Land, opposite tiie residence of A. R. Bunny, Esq., in Worksop lioad. On easy terms. SIMMS & MOWLEM. SIMMS & MOWLEM. STOCE SALESMEN & GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Qoeen-sthket Masiebton. OTOCE SALES held regularly every IJ fortnight in the yards, Masterton, and General Sales in the auction marl every Saturday. Auction Sales conducted in any part of the district, and Valuations Made at lowest rates. MonjSy To Lend on Freehold Security. PROPERTIES FOR SALE INMauricevilte, Mangamahoc, Makuri, Opaki, Tjnui, "Waugaehu, Alfredton, Upper Plain, Lansdowne, Kuripuni, and in Masterton; Sussex, Villa, Bentley, Wrigley, Dixon, Church, Bannister, Chamberlain,and Victoria-streets; Makora, Colombo, and Worksop.roads. FOR PRIVATE SALE. Valuable Town Building Sites.

QIMMS & MOWLEM lmvc been |ij instructed by Mr D. Pickkrino to sell by private treaty his valuable acre of land next Messrs Pinhcy Eros' stables. The land is cut up into convenient lots lo suit purchasers. Pour of the sectious have frontage to Queen-street, two to Kins-street, and four to Chapel-street. JMNISTEII BTBEE'J\ A BARGAIN. 'V IiOOMED bouse, well finished I throughout, standing on I acre of land, planted with Iruit trees. The house is well lighted by gas, has three fire plates, with a good range, water laid on, bath, wash-house and scullery. The lot can be had at a very low figure, and on easy terms. SIMMS A MOWLEM. F01! PIIIVATE SALE. /I AAA HOUNDS Ball Cartridge, %\I\J\J EloyA Whitney's manufacture. SIMMS k MOWLEM. DAYID CREWE, AUCTIONEER, Valuator, Stock k General Commission Agent, PAHIATUA AND ffiETAHUNA. VALUATIONS for loans or transfers of business made at reasonable ratci Sales conducted in any part of the district. Account sales rendered promptly. I am prepared to receive consignments of Produce, or other Goods, for sale. Liberal advances made on consignments of Produce for absolute sale. STOCK SALES held at PAHIATUA, every alternate Tuesday, at 1 o'clock. MAKUIiI, every fourth Wednesday, at 1 o'clock, EKETAHUNA, every fourth Friday, at 1.30 o'clock. HORSE SALES

I'AHIATUA, every Saturday, at 1 p.m, MISCELLANEOUS SALES I'AHIATUA, every Saturday, at 2 p.m, Agent Fob— Victoria Fire Insurance Mutual Life Assurance Booth, McDonald & Co's Implements Andrews, Beayen & Co, Boyd and Sons' Cycles T. Goddard, Hayelock Nurseries Bankers— Bank of New Zealand, Telegraphic address—Crewe, Pahiatv.a Ekctaliuna Agent—W. Candy, riiRY a SHORT WIND WATERBURY J. WATCH, Correct time for 17s, post freo from the W.F.O.A„Ltd, DOOM! BOOM! BOOM! SHOWROOM DEPARTMENT. MILLINERY AT "HALF-PRICE. TET SPRAYS, Gd; Good Cooking {J Aprons, only Is; Children's Pinafores, 9d; Ladies' Vests, Is; Underclothing atcost price ; 50 sample Corsets, worth 5/11 for 3/6, VERY SPECIAL! 23 English Sample Jackets, sent out to choose from next season. HALF PRICE, Procrastination is the Thief of Bargains, So Roll Up and Save Money at 0. PKAGNELL. Cheap Draper & Clothier, (Noxt the Clock), QUEBN-ST MiSTEETOJf.

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