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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10711, 1 October 1912, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. MASTERTON MO-LICENSE LEAGUE. A SPECIAL Mooting of members i\ and nil interested in the niil be held in the Y.M.C.A. Rooms m TUESDAY NIGHT afc 7.30. NOTICE. " WISH to notify the public that I have purchased the HOP-BEER JAR BUSINESS of Mr Roseon (late Rosson Bros). Mr W. Rosson will continue to ca. on customers as usual on my behaif. All Jars bearing; the name "Johnson Bros." are now my property ~?and any one having same in their possession will "oblige by notifying me. "■- JOSEPH DIXON, Cordial Manufacturer. SALE OF WORK. At the KURIPUNI TOW.y HALL. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2. AFTER XOOX and EVENING. Church of the Epiphany Lacues'. milE Members of the Mastodon JL Amateur The'tricai Society tender tju.it- sincere thanks to the following Gentlemen who so kindly placed their Motor Cars at the disposal of the society to enable members 'to go to Grevtown on Thursday las'- tor the performance of "H.M.13. Pina ore . : SM. Raird. E. L. Holmwood, A. Petherick. J. Milne. 0. X. C. Prag„olL E Richards. C. C. Ross,. Burn and Wickso. c n{y]mm Hon. Secret.'rv. ~NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. OX smd after Ist OCTOBER, the t'-Hin h'-aviiii-: Wellington,- for WoodviUe at 7.5!> a.m., Mastorton 11.50 a.m. will ston. it required, six Kc-puarnuga to take up or set down passengers. The train leaving Woodville tor Wellington at 1.15 p.m. will stop, it required at Maniianiairo and Kopuarmiga to take up or set down passonK ° VS " BY ORDER, WARNING TO TRESPASSERS. \NY Person fcuiid trespassing on .tl u , AVrigby lUaie ivill he prosecuted. ... ... , r ,i-,w ' [-1 ,1. .JACKO.V Mastorten, 'Sept, iUUIi, 101*. MASTEPTON COUNTY. mEXOERS to close'at o y.m. O.'.i .1 MONDAY, the 7th October, 1912, will be received at the County Office, where Plans and Specifications jbo seen, for the undermentioned wc ;k's—-. Contract No. 255.-07.25 chains S4in:traek formrtion culverts and hridginir on Sauiidcr's Read. F. G. MOORE, County Clerk. .. Mastorton, Sen. 30th. 1912. A. J. Minifie.) (H. E. Gardner. Tl/J-rNIFIF/ AND QARDNER, BEG to notify the public tint they have -purchased the well-known Grocery Business of MR GEORGE HERON, and intend to carry on the business on the most lines Ihe highclass Jitock will be added to amthe verv best of GROCERIES. CROCKERYWARE. GLASSWARE, and GENERAL PRODUCE will be sold at lowest prices.'' . , Old and New Customers mv.ted to inspect our well-selected stocks. MINJFIE AND GARDNER. Lincoln Road, Phones 63 and 239_.

H-vving sold my business to Messrs Minifie and Gardner. 1 thank, my ma'iiv customers for their support, and; would solicit a continuance of their patronage for my successors. ; AH ■accounts may "be paid to M.n.ifio and Gardner, or to me at V. 20, Church Street. •WAIRARAPA EAST COAST P. & A. SOCIETY. 35 th .' WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. 23rd <ind 24th OCTOBER, 1912. Challenge Clips and Valuable Prizes it), all Sections. CHAMPION JUMPING, SECOND DAY. . PIGEON RACES SECOND DAY. Entries' Close October 9th, 1912. For all informaion apply to : H. S. MOSS. Secretary. P.O. Box 23, Carterton. '■ TENDERS FOR FIREWOOD. HENDERS will bo received till the. _- 10th October, for the supply of 500 cords Firewood—Runu and Matai, for the Mauriceville Lime Company, Mauriceville. Particulars from tho Works Manager. Marquis of Normanby s Hotel I3ARTERTON. Telephtm- 41. P.O. Box 28. H. DOOLY. PROPRIETOR. THIS WELL-KNOWN HOTEL has ibeen taken over by Mr H. DOOLY, of Wellington-. „ m^n AT TRAVELLERS and the GENERAL PUBLIC may rely upon loceivuic; every attention in connection with, the requirement!! of the business. FTRST-OTiASS CHEF, and the BEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS. BILLIA&D TABL.E: Marker in attendance. CABS meet all trams, LIVERY STABLES attached- to