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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5135, 20 September 1895, Page 3

THANES. I HEREBY return most sincore thanks to Mr Wyett aud &U H IOSO who so kiudly rendered assistance to myself and family, after our accident yesterday afternoon li. F. TEMPLE, Queen-street, Mustcrtoii. SECOND WINDOW DISPLAY Of SPRING AND SUMMER NOVELTIES. n ENTS' Silk and Waging Ties, \ j Straw Jlats, Hard Felt llals, Silk Tennis Shirts, Wbito and Regatta Shirts, in the very latest ami coloursand styles, I'yjainas, Summer Coats in Silk, Silk and Cashmero mixtures and many other textures, Cricket and Tenuis Blazers, Trousers, Sashes, Ties, etc., iu all club colours, Windows will be lit up th;s evening from 1 to 8.30, J, L. MURRAY, Draper and Mercer. MASTERTON ROAD BOARD. Vf OTICE is given of the intention of I\ the Board to raise a loan under " The Government Loans to Local Bodies Act," of which the following arc particulars The work to be undertaken is acquiring and forming a continuation of the Black Creek Road through sections -10 :ind 41, Block XI, Mikiniiki. The amount lo be raised is,olßft, and the amount to be set apart during each year towards paying off the loan is £D. To meet interest and annual charges on the loan a special rate of two pence and one sevenlli of a penny in the £ will lie made on the rateable valuo for the lime being of section 70, Block XI , Mikiniiki. D. J. CAMERON, Chairman. Mnsterton, lith September, 1895. WAIRAHAI'A AMATEUR ATHLETIC A- CYCLING CLUB. THE Annual General Meeting of the above Club will be held on WEDNESDAY. 25th September, in the Club Hotel at 8 o'clock siiarp. Business: Report and Balance Sheet, election of ollicers, and revision of rates, W. JEFFIiIES, Hon. Sec. MASTERTON PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND BUILDING SOCIETY. H IIIE Annual Meeting of Shareholders L will be held iu the Temperance Hah, Masterton, on THURSDAY, the 3rd day of October, 1595, at 8 p.m. J. It. KEITH, Manager. Masterton, 12th September, 1895. WELLINGTON ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. Fishing Season. i pHE Trout-fishing Season commences !. on IothSEPTEMUER, 181)5, and closes on 15th April, 1890. Lice.vses at a fee of CI for Men; ant! 5/- for Ladies and for Boys of 10 years of age or under; may be obtained trom Messrs D. W. Mcintosh (W F.C.A.), and J. Williams, tobacconist, .Masterton ; H. Wnldcn, Grcytown; A. Bish, Carterton; and F.C.Turnor, Elietahuna. BY OEDIili. TENDERS WANTED. IjlOR the purchase of 175 acres of land, ; with eight-roomed house and conservatory, kitchen, dairy, pantry, washhouse, &e., attached, also buggy shed aud stable, lawn and tennis court with pavilion; garden, large orchard and outbuildings. Land divided into S paddocks aud well-drained. Splendid dairy farm, cither for sending the milk to the Dalefield Dairy Factory or for sending the milk to Wellington, as the Homestead is not more than two chains from the Flag Station at Dalelielit; also, Iroomed cottage on the property. Tenders to be in not later than NOON of Saturday, 21st day of September, IS'JS. Terms—£7oo in cash, the balance can remain on mortgage for 7 years at 7 per cent per annum. Also, 10 acres of splendid land with 5-roomed cottage, adjoining Mr C, Fairbrother's. fronting Dalefield road. Terms —£70 down. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be seut to T. PRICE, Newman. Ask Foe I ~D Perambulators. Sold by— Hounshw Hoar, Graham if Co., Wairarapa Farmers' Co-operative Association, Masterton. Woiiks AT Chrisichubcii. WOOL-CLASSING. AN Experienced Woolclasser is waiting an engagement, twentylive years of Home aud Colonial experience. Good references aud reports to show it required. Apply— J.B.D. Newman P.O. FIRMS nOH SALE AND TO LET. A FARM OF 200 ACRES, all in grass; ring-fenced; sub-divided into five paddocks; a four-roomed house and scullery; land: level, with low hills and well-watered; ono mile from creamery by metal road; to let for five years at a rental of £9O a year for the first three years, and £IOO a year for the balance: half-year's rent in advance. FARM OF 110 ACRES: 60acres in grass; nearly ring-fenced; a new fiveroomed liousc and garden; land: level and well watered j five miles from creamery by metal road; to let for five years at a rontal of £3O per anuum. FARM OF 100 ACRES: 90 acres in grass; all level, well watered and ring fenced; a two-roomed cottage, cowshed and outbuildings; a well-formed road passes the section; three miles from creamery. Price, £6OO. £2OO cash, balance in 5 years at 6J per cent. FARM OF 100 ACRES: 120 acresin grass; 140 chains wire feneiug; a threeroomed house; road well formed. Price, £ll6O. £7OO at 7 per cent, for five years; £■lso cash. EDUCATION RESERVE OF 93 ACRES: 30 acresin grass; nearly ring tented; new four-roomed cottage. The lease has I<l years to run, at a rental of £J 12s 9d, with right of renewal. Price, £3OO, on very easy terms, LEASE IN PERPETUITY, OF 200 ACRES: (10 acres felled; annual rental, £lO Us. Price of goodwill, £l5O. FARM OF 60 ACRES: to let for 6 years j all in grass, ring fenced, and well watered; all level land; road formed, will be metalled in Spring; |1 miles from creamery and railway station. Price, £25 per annum; half-yearly in advance. J. B. JUGGINS. LAND iB M'UW iOtUt, Eketaiiuna. '' Nothing succeeds liko success." IhoiucccMof THREE STAIt \j BRANDY is unprecedented.