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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5128, 12 September 1895, Page 3

A EARE OPPORTUNITY. MVEJWOOD HOUSE FOB IBIM. r . WE havo been favored with Instructions to offer for sale, a 6-roomcd house, 2 fireplaces ond scullery; J aore land laid oul * in garden; also a Bhcd 10 x 14 feet, in 1 Chapel Street. I'rke £l5O. Apply to ' Horndlow & Co. TO SPEOULATOUS, INVESTOEB, CAPITALISTS AND OTHEES. . SPLENDID FREEHOLD RESIDENCES m THE VEKY CENTRE OF THE TOWN, WE have beon favoured with instruotiong from Mrs S. HotJNSWW.wbo in leaving for the Old Country.to offer for private Bale, that fashionablo 2-storoy building in Ohapcl Street, known as' Houublow House,' containing 14 rooms and every convenience, together with a well-stocked. fruit and vegetable garden. The premises will .be sold, subject to a lease of 5 years to Mr Peat, tho present tenant. This flue residence has been thoroughly ronovated lit a ccat of over £2OO. Easy terms of payment can bo arranged. Fuller particulars can be obtained upon application to the auctioneers. 1 Also-on behalf of the same lady-that comtortablo 5-roomed cottage adjoining, at present in the occupation of Mr Biirn. Small deposit required, balance oan remain on mortgage for a lengthened period. HORNBLOW&CO, SNUG-RESIDENCE Within three minutes walk of the Post Office. WE havo received instructions from Mr W, Dablky, who is leaving Mastcrton, to offer for private sale, his nicely-arranged dwelling in Bannister Street, containing 8 rooms and scullery, together with J aero of land, garden, orchard, 3-stall stable, woodshed, outhouses and a large shed 40 x 20 feet, gas laid on to the dwelling, whioh is fitted up with every con-1 venience to make a comfortable home, Particular* as to price, etc., can bo obtained | from Horncmw & Co., Auctioneers. E. E. HOBNBLOW & CO., Auctioneers, and Land Agents, MASTEETON. Properties For Sale Act To Lease. FOIVTY-MILEBUSH. 402 acres, Hastwell, 80 acres down in grass; 2 cottages, 1 mile from school and dairy factory. Price 1% 12b 6d per aore. Terniß can be arranged. 450 acres near AKredton, 120 acres fell and in grass; 4 paddocks, house, outbuildings, garden, fruit trees, also 200' young sheep, Price £1,200 the lot, £SOO cash, balance remain at 7 per cent. 320 aores, Wahgachu Valley, all fenced with 7 wires, whare, half the property in grass. Price £4 per acre, £6OO can remain at GJ per cent foriS years, 7 acres, new i roomed house, cowshed;} aero splendid orchard and gardon, Parkville; creek runs through the property Price £265. Only £IOO required. 218$ acres, Mangaroahoe, 7 roomed house, bath-room, Bcullery, and servant's room, wash house, fowlhouses, hay shed andcoiv shed combined, sheep yards, wool shed, men's whare, dip, etc.; all in grass. Prico £2OOO, cash required £BOO. ■ Uood investment. GOO other properties in Carterton; Mastorton, Eketahuna, Pahiatua, Greytown, Woodvillo, Fcatherston, and Wellington. Particulars on application, MONEY TO LEND, £20,000 to lend on good freehold security. £IO,OOO to lend in sums of £5 to £IOO on approved personal security, imission work of all kinds undertaken. I ON SALE—Totara posts, Lausdowno bricks produce of every description. SATURDAY, Utli SEPT,, 1895. At 2 o'clock. GREYTOWN AUCTION BOOMS, "Tl. H. WOOD will sell at his Grey- , town Booms by public auction on Saturday, 14th Sept., at two o'clock, under instructions from various consig-nors:-Drapery, clothing, blankets, quilts, men's suits, toilet sets, mirrors, electro cruets, boots aud shoes o£ all classes, new and second-hand furniture, saddlery and harness, groceries and produce. Also—l pen purebred Dorking hens and roosters, 1 pen purebred Leghorn hens and roosters, 1 crate ducks, 1 express brake, 1 light brake, 2 spring traps, 1 set brass mounted trap harness. 1 bay trap gelding, 1 grey hack mare, saddle aud bridle, second-hand furniture and effects, being the contents of a six-roomed house, which arc being removed to the rooms for convenience of purchasers, 1 tip dray in good order, 1 set -cart harness (draught), 1 chestnut draught gelding. Goods for sale received until date of AH entries will be sold entirely without reserve. F.H. WOOD, Auctioneer. TAEATAHI STOCKSALE. TUESDAY, 17th SEPTEMBER, 1895. at Ipm. FH. WOOD will sell at the Tara- , tahi Yards on the above date— SfIEEF--150 hoggets, mixed sexes 80 ewes in lamb * 50 hoggets Cattle—--20 dairy cows 8 heifers 6 springing heifers C calves 5 calves 2 cows 1 young Jersey bull Pigs—--10 pigs Further entries are invited. ALWAYS TO THE FRONT! NOTE! TNFANTS' Huts 6d, JL Ladies Tweed Caps, Od Boys' Sailor Caps, fid Trimmed Millinery Hats, half price All-wool Mendings, Gd per doz Tapes, Gd per doz Colonial Wools, 2/6 per lb Men's All-wool Colonial Suits, 25/Grand variety in all Departments, must ha sold to make room for Spring imports. SMALL PEOFITS-Quick Returns, AT 0. PEAGNELL'S CHEAP Draper and Clothier, (Next the Clock), ? Qdehk-st Masteeiok. VERY LATEST BOOK ON SHEEP Just received from England, "THE SHEEP DOCTOR." HY Gkokge Amiatagb, M.R.O.V.S. AVERY fine work, splendidly illustrated! and an invaluable guide to tho colonial flookmostor in tho treatment and prevention ol disease in sheep. Compreheßsivo, olever, practical, and quite new [1895,] Saves its cost (which is moderate) a dozen times over, Enquire by post, J. B, INNES, ' 92 WItMS-STKKET 'WEIUNGTON. muiUi), for Linoleums, Floorcloths, Carpets Bugs, etc, -