MEMS JjlOE SALE AND TO LET. FARM OF 100 ACHES s 90 acres in rass; all level, ttcU watered and rinir fenced i a tiro-roomed cottage, cowshedand outbuildings; a well-formed road passes the section j three - miles from creamery. Price, £6OO. £2OO cash; ilanco in 6 years at per cent. LEASE IN PEKPETUITY, OF 200 ACEES: 60 acres felled | dnniial rental, irlOllj. trice of goodwill, £l6O. MM OF 50 ACfiliS: to let for 5 . ears j all m pass, ring fenced, and well watered; all level land; road formed, bo mct °M m Spring j-3 miles from creamery and railway station; Price,£25 per annum; half-yearly in advance, To nL for fiT ? Tears, a farm of 624 :res, 270 acres in grass, ring fenced, 4roomed house, cowshed; garden, and orchard, ■ •• -- - bo ot the »T, lot D ig :ee art n 8 of ily nd lie rit i) T iTaa ™ lutco paauocKS. licnt £GO a year with rates, rent to be taken out in improvements. To let or sell * farm of 99| acres, one milo from Eketahuna, ring fenced, level land, and well watered, no buildings, Prifio, £BOO, part cash, balance on wortige; or will let it at £ls per annum foi re years, with right of purchase al 350. To let a farm of 99j acres, one and t quarter miles from Eketahuna, rin[ fenced, a fiye-robmcd house, garden and orchard, good formed road. Kent, £5( per annum, part of which to bo taker out m improvements. J. R. JUGGINS. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT Ekjtahdna. 0.K.0. TEA. IF YOU Oil ANY OF YOUR FRIENDS Want a really Good Cup of Tea WHY NOT TRY 0.K.0.? 0.K.0. GotD Med.u, 0.K.0. Diploma of Hosout 0.1,0. TEA is A LUXURY! OXO. Tea is economical because there i NO WASTE! Connoisenrs say O.ILO. is one ofth jiiiimtlm ever seen in the colony. TBI 0.K.0.! Ask Your Grocer to Get it for Yoc nd ted 1b It to or rge it It) tie cb KUJRIPUNJ DAIRY, Queen-street, Masterton (Next Theatre Royal), MISS THOMPSON, Proprietress. MISS THOMPSON begs to inforn the public of Masterton that shi has opened the above premises for thi purpose of retailing the dairy product from her compact and well-known farn at Jturipuni. Fresh Milk morning and tuning. Eggs, Butler, Poultry and Fresh Vege tables may be obtained regularly. All orders carefully attonded to. Reasonable Oharijes. JOSEPH MANDEL, PBormzion of thi CLUB HOTEL, MASTERTON, WISHES to inform bis customer: and the general public, that hi is making a special feature of the intro duction of GOOD WINES into the district, and has just recciyed the first consignment of HEAL OLD PORT OF 1883 VINTAGE, ras which is highly recommended by thi *" medical profession. Price % per Bottle, £ Also special Table TOKAY WINE al 4j/» l' er Largo Bottle, and 2/6 Small Bottle. r. DO you know that Ceylon grows the finest tea, and that the bulk of the tea now consumed in New Zealand comes from Ceylon. THIS fact must not be overlooked, that besides producing the finest tea, Ceylon grows a lot of tea that is not of the finest quality. AT the same timo there is no doubt that much of the inferior tea imported into this country is palmed oft on to a too-confiding community as being superior quality Ceylon Tea. ONCE youtastoSNOAD'Spurc Ceylon 'lea you will be in a position to know what really good tea is liko. THEN Do This At OnceSEND FOS SAMPLES TO SNOAD & CO., MANNEBS-STBECT WILIiINOTOH. FEET-100.000~ feet or DHESSED AND UNDEEBSED BUILDING TIMBER, to bo cleared at COMPETITIVE PBIOES, W. PRAGNELL, Qdjbn ahdEknaiil-sh, Mastebton. f Painting, Paper hanging, ROUSE DECORATING, Slgnwrlting,Glass Embossing, etc. IF you require really first-class work 00 TO J. WARD. Tho oldest established painter in Masterton, wbo is prepared to guarantee satisfaction in all work entrusted to him. RESULTS! '' T WAS for a long time astndent and 1 to tome extent a writer of Pitman's, Compared with it "LIGHT-LINE 41 istiere ohild's plav. I can alter sis weeks write at the rate of 60 words per minute, and when I add that I am 46 years of age,4ny. person who | has tried shorthand can; jadgfc how a admits o! snob progress at such an age."— H. B. BaiDOf, journalist; Wellington. Text Biwks, Part 1., 1/7; Part 11., 2/7, Tuition, by post—2l/- for course. S. E. WRIGHT, 33, Lahmon-qday, Weilinotok,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5194, 29 November 1895, Page 4
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