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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 149, 2 May 1879, Page 3

gATTJRDAY, MAY 3bd 1879, At 12 O'CLOCK. SALE OF MILCH~COWS, CATTLE, AND SHEEP. lORNS & FERGUSSON Havo received instructions from D, Donald, Ksq., to sell at his farm, Manaia—--40 splendid Milch Cowb, lately in the occupation of Mr Compton, Thoy are all well solected, being an exceptional lot of quiet dairy cows broken to bail, and good milchers, and aro mostly stock of pedigreed bulls or pure-bred herds, 30 Fat Cattle, prime beof 40 Head of Cattle (stores), 2 yoars'and upwards IGO Primo Wethers. AIHO,At the same time and place, will be offered ft number of— Mixed Cattlo Sheep Pigs Draught Horses, &c, NO RESERVE. Terms at Sale. 104 JJONDAY & TUESDAY, MAY sxl! and 6th, it 11 o'clock, In the Estate of H. Bentlky & Co. lORNS k FERGTJSSON Have received instructions from the Trustee in tlio above Estato to sell as above— Balanco of Drapery Shirts Calicos Hats Hnsiory Silk Buttons Braids Cottons Needles Volvots And general Habordashory. Also, Furniture Bods Bedding Tables Chairs Crockery dx, &o. &c, Terms Cash. H 9 ON THE RANGITUMAU AND OPAKI BLOCKS, lORNS b FERGUSSON Have been favored with instructions from Messrs Wm.cn to offer by private contract some of the most magnificent Blocks of Land in the Provinco, citlior for grazing, agricultural purposes, or for sites for Saw-mills, Some portions have the finest Totara bush in the Valley, being virgin forest, Purchasers will havetho option of Bclectiug any Block, the whole of which aro hounded by public roads, and all easy of access. They havo also a quantity of fencing &c., and other improvements, having in all cases a beautiful supply of nover-failing water. The lot will consist of— Section 38, of 84 acres, Rangitumau, also--200 acres in tho Rangitumau, adjoining Brandon'* cloaring. Section 61, of 105 acres, upon the Opaki Plain, near tho Paerau Pah. Section 9, acres, Opaki Plain. Section 10 has 315 acres, partly plain and partly bush. 101

N■ 0 T ~ 1 0 E> J. NEILSON, Blacksmith and Farrier, Mam-street, Groytown, in returning thanta to his customers for their liberal support, l)Ggs to iutimato thut, in addition to liitj Blacksinithing business he is now carrying on Wheolwright and Coachbuilding, bo that all who favor liiin with, thoir support will got a thorough good article at lowest curront price. Terms, 3 months, overdue accounts charged 10 per cent, interest; 2i per cent, allowed 011 monthly payments, and 5 per coat, on cash trade. Greytown, April 28th, 1879, 117 T REGINALD C. BLAKER, hereby give ±5 notice that Mr. Amxandkr Dallas Cowan is no longer Manager for the Firm of 11LAK1R A CO., and that in futuro no cheques or bills will bo acknowledged by BusKti & Co., unless bearing my signature. All accounts due to Blaker & Co. must be paid to lue, and I will settle all liabilities due by the Firm. Mr Cowan has nover been a partner in the linn of Blaker & Co.; ho has simply been Manager. REGINALD C. BLAKER, Witness—4. J. Skippkii, Law Clerk, Masterton. April 19,1879. HI rp H E EMPIRE STOKE, MASTERTON, Is the cheapest for— GROCERIES DRAPERIES CLOTHING And IRONMONGERY of all descriptions. V INSPECTION INVITED V IW. DIXON Mastertoh. GENERAL CARTER, All orders for Cartage left with G, Dixon Blacksmith, or with the advertiser, will bi promptly attended to, Charges—Lowcbi current rates. N.B;~Goods collected for Darley & Knight' Wellington Teams. OTi C E In consequence of tlio undersigned liavin; disposed of his business, all accounts due t( him must bo paid AT ONCE to Mr A Loasuy, whose jeceipt will be a suffieion discharge. 118 R. JAQUES.