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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 132, 11 April 1879, Page 3

L AND ON THE RANGITUMAU AND OPAKI BLOCKS. lORNS & FERGUSSON Have been favored with instructions from Messrs Welch to offer by private contract aome of the most magnificent Blocks of Land in the Province, either for grazing, agricultural purposes, or for sites for Saw-mills. Some portions have the finest Totara bush in the Valley, being virgin forost, Purchasers will havetho option ofselcctiug any Block, the whole of which aro ■ bounded by l\blic roads, easy of access, They lmve alSl a quantity of fencing do., and other improvements, having in all cases beautiful supply of never-failing water. Tho lot will consist ofSection 38, of 84 acres, Rangitumau. ALSO--200 acros in the Eangitumau, adjoin' ing Brandon's clearing, Section 61, of 105 acres, upon the Opaki Plain, near the Paerau Pah. Section 9, acres, Opaki Plain; Section 10 has 315 acres, partly plain and partly bush. 101 R& J. BROWN are favored with in- • structions from J. V. Smith, Esq., to sell privately, on easy terms, several allotments of Land abutting on Victoria, Albert, and Regent-street, in close proximity to tho railway station site, Plan can be inspected at the Council Chambers, anil early application is necessary, 100 In the matter of the Debtor and Creditors' Act and of tho Bankruptcy of Frank Perry Harrisox, of Masterton. A DIVIDEND of Five Shillings and Threepence in the £ is now payable on application at my office, Greytown. THOS, FRETHEY, Trustee. April 8,1879. EWA R D R A Reward of £2OO will be paid to anyone giving such information to the Police or the Insurance Companies as will lead to the and conviction of any person concerned in wilfully setting Fire to premises in New Zealand.

GEO. S. GHAHAM, Chairman New Zealand Fire Underwriters' Association. 100 QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON, Thanks the Public of Jlasterton for the liberal support which lie has received since taking over Mr J. Wrigley's BOOT & SHOE DEPARTMENT, and to state that in order to merit further favors he has recently received a LARGE AND VARIED STOCK of all classes of BOOTS, SHOES, and everything connected with the Trade. A VISIT TO HIS ESTABLISHMENT Will show that his Goods are equal if not superior to any obtainable in the Empire City. prices are moderate. He will not bo outsold by any House in the Valley, 99 ELLINGHAM, W. P. FELLINGHAM'S

N 0 T I c eI. BOOTS ! BOOTS !! W. TAYLOR begs to inform the inhabitants Tinui, Whareama, and Castlepoint districts that he lias cemmenced business! in TINUI, and trusts by punctuality and attention to merit a share of public patronage, j JSF Note the Address— W. T.AYLOR, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, (Near Mr Miller's Tenui Hotel), ; • TINUI. 99 88 •sommil 'aaravaooionj ' 'HOH 'AV •oSimp isifyinj }noi|}uv jo •.rcn9 pun paqsrng oq jjui fly 'nazop iad f# 'sso3jb[ ! sgj 'szib pjuQ —: ipujsifl aifl jo Xuv ut; b. lai^ :naxp'[ii{o StpoX joj !)namm(jsai.pjo; ■nazop ' raojj ''zu 'saoud oiq«uosco.i Is y od egj A[dtuß •o}oi[j ssßp-xiStq oq ijiai oi[ uaqAV 'OAoqv oi[!) ut; Snip; i spaa) \ -ui pun 'OAU.ro ity.ioip ||ui Smptmoims pun popjsijpj jo aifl oj; "i Id F I 3 0 I 0 H J HBOUGH SERVICE TO CASTLE POINT. T _ ' MrG.fURSLEM is now prepared to take Passengers and Freight right through to Castlepoint every week— Leavisq Casiiepoist at 8 iv.m. on Mondays, ' (■ Returning to Castlepoint from Mastcrton at 8 a.m. on Wednesdays, weather permitting. Calling at Taueru, Bennett's Station at Langdale, Cripp's, and Tenui. Any orders, parcels, &c,, left at Corbett's Empire Hotel will receive prompt attention, Horses broken in to Saddle and Harness, Every care taken, , 51