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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 508, 6 July 1880, Page 3

FOR SAL-E. ITIHE property known as, the Carterton jL Boardiug House. A good stand for a Store or Working Men's Club. For particulars apply to MESSRS SALMON BROS., , , ■ ' Lambton Quay, Wellington, Or oil thd premises. f)O6 ' MASTERTON 'RABBIT Dl STRICT. NOTICE TO LANDOWNERS. ...- THE Mosterton and Alfredton Eiditi«r, having been constituted- a District ■under "The Rabbit Act, 1876," all land-; owners residing therein having rabbits in,a' ■wild stato oa their properties aro hereby re-: quired 10 destroy them forthwith. By order of the Trustees, F: G, MOORE, Secretary, , June 25. 1880. 501 ALL ACCOUNTS against the late Joseph Duncan must be rendered to the undersigned on or before Wednesday, 7tli July. ' E. BROWN. Masterton, June 30. 503 •JQKBOLOTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto carried oil by the undersigned at Masterton as accountants and Land and Commission Agents, lias this day been dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts due to tho late co-partnership must be paid to the undersigned, Bictuiu) Brown, who will discharge all liabilities of the late Firm. Dated at Masterton. this first day of June, 1880. . R.BROWN, JAMES BROWN, Witness to signatures, 0. F. Ctawith, - • Solicitor, Masterton. WTH reference to the above, the busi- ■ ness vrill in future be carried on by ine, under the style of 1!. BROWN & Co. 605 a. BROWN. M--OASTLEPOINT HIGHWAY BOARD. NOTICE. MEETING of Ratepayers in No. 5 Ward will be held at Whakataki Store on WEDNESDAY, 14th July, at 11 a.m„ f- r electing a Warden for No. 5 Ward in pla I of Mr .Greenland, resigned. Nominatin papers may be obtained at Tenui Store, ai,d 505 ' A. McHUTCHON. MASTERTON INSTITUTE AND PUBLIC LIBRARY. PUBLIC NOTICE. THE LIBRARY will, be .closed from the Ist to the'l4th July,: Subscribers are requested to roturn as' toon cm possible any books in their possession, to enable. tye.Conii&to to add new books, re-arrang'e library, and prepare: a. classified-catalog. !- F.W. BALES,-,; "i":.' . Hon. Seci etary. •• July Ist, 1880. 503 Hortes Brshn to. ftjty* Hoists Bowjkt . IkuMe . . and- told on Single Harness. • .Conmmnu. TMPERIAL LIVERY' AND'LETTING -L -• ' STABLES,, - ASP ' i ..CARRIAGE FACTORY; (Opposite the Victoria Hotel), Abel Smith street, and Branch Stables opposite tbo: Metropolitan Hotel, Molesworth-Street, CARRIAGEB. (WAGGONETTES, CABS. . : BUGGIES, 4 SADDLE • HORSES ON,HIRE. Allkmds of Carriages builtand repaired, &eHorsei shod by a-first-claas Shoeing Smith, *R. SOMERVILLE, Proprietor.' P.S.—On Waggonettes. Buggies, Expresses, <fcc.-,-«£o., netv and second hani ;, ;• . ''so2 I/AlfD "FOE -THE'-PEOPLE ON v " DBFBRREi) - PAYMENTS. : .. BENJAMIN SMITH S CO. are instructed to o.ffer .fo? sale 5822 acres of FINE BpH. LAND on tho Hutt-Waikanae Road, about eighteen miles from Wellington ; injiectionß,of. from 160 acres to 228 acres each.. • The price .for the FIRST TEN SECTION? SOLD will- be'only ONE POUND per acre, ,o| which only FOUR SHILLINGS, per aore,- will; be required in cash, and the remainder may be paid' in instalments of FOUR SHILLINGS PER ACRE PER ANNUM,, oriin one sum at. the end of FOUR YEARS, with interest in the meantime on tl)Q;unpaid balance at eight per cent p i; annum;, Title under the Land Transfer Act. Vi';... -y' : 'l'he pubiip works now in progress in connection with;, this block, includiug two bridges, wiR insure-work for the industrious settler for some time-to come, and the sale of timberj and firewood should cover the cost of the land,. ut• ... For further particulars,. apply to BENJAMIN SMI I'H & CO 489 • ' Lambton Quay. TO SMALL- FARMERS & OTHERS., VALUABLE- FARM ' PROPERTY AT " ••. "TfIFPAKURATAHI.' TO BE-Sold'on easy terms of-.payment,■< 'or let qn Leaso'-with purchasing Clause. . ... __ 1 A splendid opportunity for anyone .with a small-capital acquiring a compact 'little property as a Grazing and Dairy Farm combined. Tho. land is all level With ; very'iich .soil,, with one or two. belts of.Splendid .Heavy-timber, comprißing altogether about 275 : acre!, the greater part of which is under; grass, fenced and open, and subdivided iuto' :paddook« by substantial-fences cleared and grassed, .and a large trade could be deve- : Toped ijq .cutting timber and supplying fireThe Pakuratahi River' forms part of the boundary line; "and runs: nearly twothirds round .the property. The property fronts, the main.road from Wellington to the ■ Wairarapa., and is -1| mileifrom the Kaitoke irailway.station;- + For. further particulars apply to W.Y.JACKSON, •::.; 1;■ .;v-I}xchftugo Chambers. Grey-street, 1 ■492 Wellington. -.■ HISTORY-— When Victoriawasayoung Queen, l an'd:Prince Albert standing by her'side—she bad onja light-muslin dress 'and a latge crinoline—she .fired the first shot atthttijrtt'Wimbledon meetitig of .Volunteors. • She hit the ball's eye. ' geant Jaies Huxley wan one of her body • mards,'and ! do; ; was James : Symes, and Henry, th¥ greati riflemaker, • .was inidur wluadr-At that "time'; Huxley was'a prospereui foreman tailor,'malting the Volunteer ■ unifdrmi for three parts of the Volunteers'of England, now he is- bhljr a Boss' Tailor on Lambton Quay, WeUingtom-'making Sujts of" j .Clothes for £3,105;. and# 10s of the'samo quality that other Mo#; get'£6 JC!s'sr.' He is- finaiiled; to do ,to ,by.-hiß (superior knowledge'of 'the trade;-'and - : doing very .. T ; ; GIRDLE S T, ; ONE .AUCTIONEER'ANDGENERALCOMMIS;,_r ;AGENT;.:/ ' Afcnt for the New Zealmd Insiirwice ,Com- - v ■ ' . MiIYJfJWr/XfSSUT - Offloer-Abova'Mr MeCardle's,