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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5162, 22 October 1895, Page 4

FARMS THOB SALE AND TO LET A FAHM OP 200 ACEEB, all in grass; ring-fencedj sub-divided into five paddocks; a four-roomed house and scullory; land: level, with low hills and well-watered; one mile from creamery 'by metal road; to let for five years at a rental of £1)0 a year for the first three year.*, and £IOO a year for tho balance: half-year's rent in advance. FAHM OF 110 ACRES: GO acres in grass ring-fenced; a new five roomed house and garden; land: level and well watered; five miles from creamery by metal road; to let for five years at a rental of £3O per annum. FARM OF 100 ACEES: 90 acres iu grass; all level, well watered aud ring fenced; a two-roomed cottage, cowshed and outbuildings; a well-formed road passes tho section; three miles from creamery. Price, £OOO. £2OO cash, balance in 5 years at 6| per cent, r-IIJM OF 'l5O ACltliS: 120 ncres in grass; MO chaius wire fencing; a threeroomed house; road well formed, Price, £llsO. £7OO at 1 per cent, for five years £450 cash, EDUCATION DESERVE OF 03 ACHES: 30 acres in grass; nearly ring ienced; new four-roomed cottage. The lease has U years to run, at a rental of £ll2s ad, with right of renewal, Price, £3OO, on very easy terms. LEASE IN PERPETUITY, OF 200 ACRES: GO acres felled; annual rental, £lO lis. Price of goodwill, £l5O. FARAI OF 50 ACRES: to let for 5 years; all in grass, ring fenced, and well watered; all level land; road formed, will be metalled in Spring; 3 miles from creamery and railway station. Price, £25 per annum; half-yearly in advance, J, R. JUGGINS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, EKKT.tnu;u. KURIPUNI DAIRY, Queen-street, Masterton, (Ke.rt Tkcttlre Rut/til). MISS THOMPSON, Proprietress,

ft/f ISS THOMPSON begs (o inform 111 the public of Masterton that she has opened Ihe above premises for the purpose ot retailing tlie dairy produce from her compact and well-known farm at Kuripuni. Fresh Milk morning ami mninn, Eggs, Butler, Poultry and Fresh Vegetables may be obtained regularly. All orders carefully attended to. Reamimhln Charms. BANGALORE CHUTNEE, From an Indian ltrcijw rpHOSE who relish Indian eondi Ask your Grocer for it, RESULTS! '' J' WAS (or a long time n student and 1 to sonic extent a writer ol Pitman's. Computed with it" LIGHT-LIKE "is mere child's play. I can alter six weeks write at the rate o( GO words per niiuuto, aud when I add that I am 411 years ot ago, any person who lias tried slu-rtband can judge how extremely simple a system must bo which admits o! such progress at such an age."— U, 1!. Biumm, journalist, Wellington, Tcxt ( Books, Part I, 1/7; Part 11, 2/7, Tuition, by post-21/- for course. S. E. WRIGHT, 3U, LIMUTON-QUAV, Wkllikoton, Agent. "MUSICIS POETRY M SOUNDS noi go oJ) music, -*- embracing the latest and most fashionable Songs, Ballads, Cantatas, Glees, Operas, Dance Music, Selections from the Masters, and Sheet Music; Musical Instruments, PIANOS by leading English Manufacturers, and principal Continental Makers, indudiiigNcuracyer.Waldcmar and Emmerich, at Cash-down Prices, or on Time Payments, try GEORGE F. PARSONS, (Late W. 11. Si'illm). 217, Lainblon-quay, Wellington. Opposite Government Buildings, and within live minutes walk of liailway Station, Instruments of every variety— Guitars, Banjos, Mandolines, Aittoltarjix Atronteom and Concertinas. VlOlinS.-A special branch of (he busines: is Violin Impairing, for which a first-class arlisl, who thoroughly understands that most delicate work, has been engaged. All Country Orders will receive prompt and careful attention, aud should be enclosed with Postal Notes or Stamps, "MORA." Portrait. WRIGGLESWORTH & BINNS PHOTOGEAPHEIiS,

IT AYE the honour to call the alten- -*■•*- tion of the artistic public to the " mosa " roKiiiAii, an entirely new style of enuhgemekt, which thoy 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 the bouohmss of the common Bromide Enlargement, and the fragility of tho Opal, for being ou paper it is unbreakable, and may be transmitted any distanco without risk, VICE-REGAL AND LEADING PHOTOGRAFHEBS, 7, Willis-etreet, Wellington. Patenteeof the Matt-Opal-Type P meets. Piuze Medalmsis Sydhei, Memoorne and New Zealand Exhibitions, I

i)K KIRKS TjUMJJACEOUS POOD •*- Is a Pure Unmcdicated Cereal Preparation for Infants, Growing Children, Invalids and the Aged. [Copv or Certificate fbosi Dn. Wrioht.] ] 43, Ingestrc-strcct, Wellington Juno 3rd, 1895, I have carefully examined nnd tcßtcd Dn, Kibk'b Farinaceous Food, and lied ii palatable, digestible, and highly nutritious, It may be given to infants almost (if not quite) from birth, they do remarkably well on it, the digestive organs becoming healthy and vigorous. I can strongly recommend its uso for invalids, the aged, and persons of weak digestive powers, Tuos. 0, Wrioht, M.B„M.C,L„ Edinburgh. Sold by all Grocers and Storekeepers, and by tho Sole Proprietors and Patentees: J. ANDERSON & CO., Weilington. ■ DAWSON'S PJ3UFECxj.x. . TT . TIONWHISKX. Tho results of careful analysis by the Gov eminent Analysts of Australia and New Zealnnd prove this magnificent whisky to bo absolutely pure,