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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 323, 24 November 1879, Page 4

[DW4EDS AMD GOLD & SILVER ELECTRO-PLATERS WATCfIMiKERS, &c. ' Larnbton Quay (near Government Buildings) 1 Wellington. 2541 THE LIVERPOOL, LONDON, AND \ GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. J EDWARD PEARCE, Agent, Wellington. THOMAS EEETHEY, Sub-Agent, Gvoytown. 'IL LI A M KEESTEB TENT AND SAILMAKER, (Opposite Empire Hotel), nODFBBY RUSSELL r BUILDER. TT. ALT E R PERRY, GENERAL BUTCHER, Bridge-street, Martebto "ft iTR J. YILE begs to inform the inhabitants of Miisterton and surrounding district that he has taken the FLOUR MILL from Mr J. Crimp, and is now prepared to grind grist at current rates. Wheat purchased. Best silk-dressed Flour, Seconds and Bran on sale at the mill. J. VILE. Masterton, March 3, 1879. 63 A GEICULTUEAL IMPLEMENTS ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. To arrive ex St, Leonards, 84 packages Samuelson's Combined B lance Draught Reapers and Mowers. 10 packages Samuelson's ''Omnium" SelfRaking Side-Delivery Reapers. G :i Star" Patent Horse-rakes, with wheels 3ft Gin ami 4ft high. To arrive ex Amelia Eoss. 20 McCormaci's Reaping and Self-Binding Machines. These machines have been thoroughly tested in repeated trials throughout Otago and Canterbury, and proved the best adapted for colonial work. They arc equally suited for Grass Seed, Oats, or Wheat crops. JOHN DUTHIE AND CO.. SOLE AGENTS, Willis-street, Wellington. 252 BREWERY, MASTERTON Tie ALE and STOUT from the abovo Establishment were awarded the highest Prizes at the Agricultural Society's Shows for the years of 1877 and IS7B. In drawing attention to this fact the Proprietor begs to thank the public for the liberal support lie has received, and to assure them that no efforts will bo spared to continue to supply them with a good and unadulterated article,

The only free house in Mastcrton at which lie above ALES and STOUT can he obtained s the Club Hotel, and at I'eathcrston at Toogood's Club Hotel, Wholesale at the Brewery, and the Branch stablishment Carterton. J. GATTSCHA, !42 Manaser. ROPKKTIES FOR SALE BY M. E. MILLER, Napier. 2,842 acres, freehold

1.500 acres, leasehold, with 14,000 sheep, 52 head cattle, horses, plant, and all necessary buildings; 9 miles from town 1,345 acres, freehold 75 acres, leasehold, with 6,000 sheep, 350 head cattle, horses, plant, and all necessary buildings; nine miles from town 9,200 acres, leasehold horses ; run ring-fenced, and all necessary working improvements divided, well watered, with 10,000 sheep, 200 cattle, horses, and valuable plant, good residence, within easy distance of Napier 67,700 acres, leasehold cattle, horses, and good station, improvements 635 acres, freehold, with 1,200 sheep, a few cattle and horses, house, yards, &c—Mohaka 4,300 acres, freehold, part fenced and im proved, with 4,100 sheep, few cattle and horses • near Seaboard. 10,000 acres, freehold, all under improvement, and 13,000 acres, leasehold, few improvements, with 17,500 sheep, few horses and cattle; Seaboard 5,000 acres, freehold, part improved, and 6,400 acres, leasehold, low rent, with 6000 sheep; Poverty Cay 8,300 acres, freehold, part improved, and 8,900 acres, leasehold, part improved with 5,500 sheep and good station buildings ; Seaboard 11,700 acres, freehold, all now under improvement, fenced, and sub-divided into 10 blocks, which may bo sold land, within 25 miles from town by good road, property now carrying 12,500 sheep, besides a mimbe cattle and horses 1,700 acres, freehold, Wairoa, improved, with 2,000 sheep, good Station buildings, A r c, House, etc. house and office ; near Ha*clock 354 acres, unimproved sections; Wood ville 240 acres, unimproved ; Mahia, 17,200 rich agricultural land, near Cambridge, in block; "f 300 acres, and upwards; easy terms 8,000 to 9,000 acres freehold, rich, alluvial land, Whangarei, Gi hours from Auckland. Crown Grant. M. B. MILLER, Auctioneer, Stock, and Station 90 Agent, Napier. WE Have the honor to inform you that we are in receipt per last mail steamer (direct fvora the inventors) of the Latest Photographic Novelty, called an ENLAKGER, by means of which the smallest and most faded photograph can be reproduced with startling distinctness lrom Carte de Visite to life-size, in any weather, and at such a small cost that we are enabled to charge very moderate rates, which will be further reduced for family groups. We need scarcely add that all our photos are finished under the supervision of our Mr Davis, whose name in theiß.T WOBLD stands staunch amongst the leaders in the now School o Arts. Soliciting an early call, We remain, Yours respectfully, DAVIS and Co Cuba-street, Welliagton,