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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5562, 18 February 1897, Page 4

JV 0- « • S ' A ll 'E •. House, 0 rooms 1-Gth aero, Perry-street; house, 4 rooms, J note, Makou-road, house, 2rooms,} acre, Co!c slreot.- ; ; i : .; Building ; siteV- j acre,' llbcrt'-Street; I'acro, Suaeok-street.'" V .. Houses-7. rooms '(pump inside),'wash house, wosh copper, woodshed, stable, : etc.,' 0 acres, 10 miuutes from Post Office; 0 rooms, bath room,,store room, stable, cow 'shed, etc." 6 acres! 2 miles'from. Post Oilico; 7 rooms, stable, buygy slied, etc., 9} nores ill 5 paddocks, 1$ miles from Post Oliice. 212 acres splendid grazir.R land! lonestonc country, well-watered, carry .1 sheep per acre. 090 acres, Paketoi, 500 acres' grossed, well-watered! carrying 2 fheep, comfortable house, moderate price, easy terms.. 2500 acres, 8 paddocks, wclkialcrod, j*ooi residence and oil necessary outbuildings, easy terms. 3870 acres, 20 paddocks, wollwatercd and grassed, wiih best English grasses, good residence, outbuildings, yards, dip, etc., vciy complcts. 'JOO acres, 400 in grass, moderate price, easy terms, Leases—ll acres, S-roomed house, outbuildings, etc., in Borough. 220 acres, 9 paddocks, good house, 7 rooms, dairy and outbuildings. J. C. BODDINGTON, La.id and Estate Agent. Temple Chambers, llasterton. THE following unsolicited testimonial speaks tor itself '■ Mr Wm. C. Coiisuttinj,' Chemist, Wcllintton. Dear Sir, -I'lcasc ml mo imo bus ut your Chocolate Worm Wilds. Tlioy are a wonderfill proonmlion; ni.v little lioy, ajol two and a-lialt Years, look one dosn :iik! <rot rid of 17 largo worms, from (i to 13 Indies in length.-Youra truly, D. Flynn, Kaltoke." WM. C. FITZGEIULD, Consulting Chemist, No. 1, Willis-street, (■' No. 1, Wellington.") Advice and Medicine at all hours for 2s Gd,

AUCTIONEERS NOTICE, SHOKTT'S! UlrOSas 22? HiH cOS« ilsj? jL-Srr i Yisitohs to thr city be suhe AND CALL. Sales 11 o'cloci mi 12 o'clock every i'ay but Wednesday hilMioliiky. Gram! slock of Organi and Pianos always oil sale at SIIOMT'B, 7-1 it 70, WILLIS-FT, Wimimtos. Jfoncj ioLerA on Freehold Securities.

TIENRY BROOM, -*"*■ One of the oldest established Tailors in Mastcrton, has Inken premises Opposite Pmh/leriun Church, Queen-street, where he is prepared to do every description of HIGH-CLASS TAILOHIKGit very reasonable prices,

T HIS SPICE Is RESERVED R. HANNAH & CO'.S NEW ADVERTISEMENT. (Opposite Club Hotel), QUEEX-STlffiET, MASTEIITOS. H. I'iTEBSos, Mnnngcr. When in Town I mtiS VISITING WKLLINGTON Don't Fail to visit the CLOTHING EXHIBITION now being held at tlio NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY,

57, Lambton-quay, Wellington, i'icrpiic ll'cicomc ami Ifo C/iarjc/ We have the finest stock o! MEN'S AND BOYS' Clothing ever seen in Wellington, anil the value is wonderful, lor tub niices HIE OCODS AIIE JIAIIKBD, , Mercery in marvellous variety Boys' Suits with buckle and strap at knee Hard Hats, Straw Huts anil Oapd Goods for Cyclists a specialty Sweaters, 4a • New Zealand Clothing Factory, 57, Lambton-quay, Nearly opposite Groy-sl., WELLINGTON, running west from the wharf. 11. A. MOHISON, Maimer, Visitors to Wellinqtonl Will flud that lor anything Novel, Qocd and Cheap, in WATCHES, JEWELLERY, SILVER AND E,P. GOODS, The Finn to supply them is G. k T. Y 0 U N G, 73, Lajibiox-quay, Wellinutos, THIiY have never, botoro .held such a large and vroil-seleoUd stook of these articles." ALL OUR GOODS ate' specially selcotod in the Home cmr. try by tho Senior Partuer -JfIt'OEOHGE YOUNG-who has had lolls Colonial and Hume expevieuos, the firm bein<i ettablUhod by him in-1802., All kinds of Wtttcjies, Clocks, and Jjwepjf f ty experienced workmen, 'J.i.'f.: ..' .'MS*?. flviT!-.'; >'