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New Zealand Times, Volume LVI, Issue 2211, 21 May 1894, Page 1

WELLINGTON AND MANAWATU RAILWAY COMPANY (Limited), QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY, 24tu MAY, 1894. | RACES at OTAKI., SPECIAL TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. ON THURSDAY, the 24th May, the ordinary time-table will be suspended, and trains will run as under from Wellington : For Palmerston and intermediate stations, 6.30 a.m., 1.20 p.m. For Otaki and intermediate stations, 8,10 a.m. For Khandallah, 9.45 a.m. For Paikakariki, 10.0 a.in., 5.40 p.m. Leaving o.n return journey for Wellington : Palmerston, 6.30 a.m., 4.51 p.m. Otaki, 9.23 a.m., 5.15, 7.10 p.m. Paikakariki, 6.45, 10.50 a.m., 3.35, 6.15, 8.5 p.m. Plimmerton, 7.20, 11.20 a.m., 3,45, 4.10, 6.45 p.m. Johusonville, 7,10,8.20 a.m. j 12.15, 4.30, 5.0, 7.43. 9.20 p.m. Khandallah, 7.18, 8.30, 10.35 a.m,, 12.25, 4.37, 5.8, 7.50, 9:28 p.m, A train mil leave Otaki for Lohgburn and intermediate stations at 5.55 p.m. The 6.50 a.m. train from Wellington will not stop at Crofton,. Tawa Flat, Wainui, Hadfiold, Hautere,Makorua or Linton. The 5.10 p.m. train from Longburnwill not stop at Linton, Makerua, Hautore, Te Horo, Hadficld, Otaihanga, Wainui, Plimmerton, Tawa Flat or Crofton. I FARES: Available for Return on day of issue only : Wellington to Crofton Wellington to Khandallah ... Wellington to Johnsouville... Wellington to Tawa Flat and Plimmerton Wellington to Pukcrua and Paikakariki Ist Class. 9d la Od la 6d 2nd Class. Is Od 2a Od la 6d 4a Od 3s Od Wellington to Paraparaumu and Otaki 5s Od 4s Od Wellington to Manakau and Shannon 8a Od 6s Od Wellington to Palmerston ... 10s Od 7s Od Wellington to Ashurst and Woodvillo ... 12s 6d 8s Od And vice versa, with the exception of Ashurst and Woodville. Single Fares for Return Journey between all •' ■ other Stations. Jas.-E. Fulton, Jas. Wallace, Manager. General Manager. 66 HOUSE SCHOOL, Hobson Street. For Boarders and Day Boys from the ago of nine. Headmaster, C. L. Gardiner, 8.A., Pembroke College, Cambridge. Resident Assistant-Master, J. E. Bannister, M.A., N.Z. % The next Term will begin on MONDAY, JUNE 4th. Mr ’ Gardiner will bo at home to receive parents on SATURDAY, June 2nd, from 11 to land 4 to 6; • 466 IBIS’ COLLEGE, Brougham: street south, Wellington. Lady Superintendent-Mrs (Colonel) McDonnell. Head Mistress —Miss A. C. Tendall, M.A., John Tinline Scholar, of Christchurch, assisted by others, including visiting teachers for music and drawing. Second Term commences 4th June. N.B.—Boarders received. . 206 GUY’S HOSPITAL MEDICAL SCHOOL. THE Winter Session begins on MONDAY, October Ist. The Hospital contains 695,beds, 600, in constant occupation. ■ ' Appointments.—All Hospital appointments are made in accordance with the merits of the candidates, and without extra payment. Entrance Scholarships.—Open Scholarships of <£loo and .£SO in classics, mathematics, and modern languages, and Open Scholarships of .£l5O and <£6o jn chemistry,, physics, and biology. Prizes aro open to students in their various years amounting in the aggregate to more than .£4BO. Dental School.—A Dental School attached to the Hospital .affords to students all the instruction required for a license in Dental , Surgery. College.—The Residential College accommodates about 50 students in addition to. the resident staff of tbo Hospital. There is in it | a large dining-hall, with reading-rooms, library, gymnasium, for the use of the Students’ Club. For prospectus and further information apply to the Dean, Dr Shaw, Guy’s Hospital, London, S.E. 399

[A CAKD. J ■ CHAE, LESWOETH; * AECHITECT, No. 12, Geet steeet, Comer of Featheratoh street, Wellington. 322 BA EEA TJ D AND BOS P OTOGRAPHIC DEALERS, 63, Lawton Quay, Wellington. Havo to hand shipment of A, B, C, now series Kodaks. B Kodak, capacity 24 x £ plate pictures, £'S 3s. C Kodak, capacity 24 x(5 x 4) pictures, price £4 los. Printing-out papers, plates, mounts and photographer’s requisites of all kinds, all sizes, Kodak Xfcefills Kept in Stock. A dark room available free of charge. JJARCOURT AND (JO. Hate foe Sale : 25 Acres, within 12 miles from Wellington, close to a railway station; all in grass, well fenced and subdivided; well watered; will carry 12 or 13 head of cattle ; good 8-roomed house (water laid on), cartshed, dairy, cowshed, stables, &o. A- bargain. Price, .£750. Terms. 1746 106 Acres in the Forty-mile Bush, 1J miles from township and -11 miles from railway station ; splendid arable land, newly fenced, and all cleared except patch of shelter bush, sown in best English grass; undulating country, limestone formation. Grazing rights only are at:present leased, and have ten months to run. Price, £750. 1748 327 Acres, undulating and flat country, on good road, 5 miles from Opotiki ; 100 acres in grass and clover, 15 acres bush, balance fern hills, loamy soil-growing, maize, mangels, turnips and clover; now carrying 60 head of cattle, 200 sheep and 5 horses. Pigs can bo kept in good store condition on the fern alone. Four-roomed house and outbuildings in dry situation, with healthy climate and splendid view. Price, .£I2OO, or would exchange for Wellington city property. 1747 455 A ores first-class grazing or farmingland, at Golden Bay, Nelson, three miles from port and about J mile from post office and school; has 1 ( miles frontage to the sea ; land all flat and well-watered; subdivided into 13 paddocks. Two six-roomed cottages, cowsheds, stockyards, barns and outhouses, in good order; about 300 sheep, 20 cows, 2 horses and farm implements given in. Price, £2300. Terms. 1723 458 Acres good sheep land, Waitotara District ; 120 acres level, balance hilly; 73 acres in grass, remainder in bush, good soil, well watered ; 14 miles from railway station, 7 miles from school. Eent, Is 3d per acre, with purchasing clause at 255. Price for goodwill, £260. 1745 959 Acres, Taranaki, close to township and within easy distance of railway and port, 600 acres in mixed grass, SO in crops, 300 in light bush and fern.. Divided into 10 paddocks by wire fencing, and has springs in every paddock. Hilly country with flats. Will carry 600 sheep and 300 cattle. Ten-roomed house, men’s house of 9 rooms, sheep pens, concrete dip, cowshed, woolshed, dairy and profitable orchard. A splendid property. Price, £SOOO. Terms. 1700 5000 Acres rich bush land, Taranaki, in district now being rapidly opened np. Price, 22s Od per acre. 1705 , 4500 Acres, small grazing run, Tologa Bay District, held under Government lease for 42 years—about 39 years to run. Eent 1 J<3 per acre for first term of 21 years, and 2.J per cent, on unimproved value'for next 21 years. Improvements allowed for up to £5 per acre. 800 acres in grass and about 400 acres partially so. New seven-roomed house. About 4.1 miles of wire and two miles of scrub fencing. Shearing shed, first-class sheep yards, milking house, fowl-house, calves’ pen, &c. First-class land, capable of carrying 10,000 sheep. Present stock —1900 ewes and lambs, 11 milking cows, and 10 horses. Price for station stock and plant, £4200. Terms. 1568 32,600 Acres freehold, 92,845 acres leasehold, splendid sheep run, Marlborough, on main coach road. Part surface sown with English grass, balance in native grass, 2000 acres near the homestead ploughed land. AH' well-watered by rivers and streams. Carrying about 50,000 sheep, 50 horses and 25 head cattle. The flock is in pood condition, consisting of 45,000 to 50,000 merinos, and 2500 crossbreds ; rental, £963. Splendid homestead with every accessory. Price, including stock, implements, machinery, &c„ £40,000. 1687 • The, “ Register and Property Investors’ ■■ Guide ” contains particulars of hundreds of properties from 50 acres upwards for sale on easy terms. Copies free -cm application, 643