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Wairarapa Standard, Volume I, Issue 6, 9 February 1867, Page 2

BW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED AND ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. : Leisure Hour, 1866, 7s 6d Sunday at Home, 1866, 7s. 6d. The Isthmus of Panama, by J. T. Bi dwell, NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS OF THE “ WELLINGTON INDEPENDENT ” IN THE WAIRAEAPA DISTRICT. MR. HENRY ANDERSON will shortly visit the Wairarapa District for the purpose of collecting all the accounts due to the Wellington Independent Office, up to the 31st December, 1866. Proprietor of the ‘ Wellington Independent.’ Jan. 30, 1867. WILLIAM LYON. r, iouu. Thomas McKenzie,

jpaVE HUNDRED TONS FINEST CHILIAN FLOUR, (guaranteed). TERMS CASH. Apply to JOHN MARTIN, Manners-street. February 6, 1867.

TO SMALL FARMERS. FOE SALE OR EXCHANGE for quiet Cows or Heifers, from 30 to 40 good Ewes with Lambs TO LET FOE TEN OR FOURTEEN YEARS. 100 acres of Land, half bush, part fenced ALSO, 60 acres, light bush A steady couple who understood Farm work would be assisted. DR. WELCH, Mataura Farm, Near Greytown, Wairarapa. February 6, 1867.

JUOI B E (J JJ i v nu. 0HOUR FOR 1867 Sunday at Home British Workman Band of Hope Review Always on hand, 2s. Hovels at English prices, or 18s. per dozen. R. BURRETT, Manners-street. Wellington, February 6, 1867. Maid of all work wanted Apply to WAIRARAPA RACES ! MOR O A STORES, LARGE SUPPLY OF SADDLES, Bridles, Breastplates, Martingales, &c., Jockey, Gig and Ladies’ Whips Gent’s Riding Pants, tweed, doeskin and Bedford Black Cloth for Ladies’ Riding Habits, Jackets and Skirts Gent’s Riding Gloves, Ladies’ Gauntlets, Jockey and Riding Jackets MR. KNELL, Greytown, February 8, 1867. NEW GOODS FOR THE AT THE

FEW DRAPERY GOODS Feathers, Flowers, Falls, &c. HURRAH FOE THE RACES!!! MOROA STORES, Morrison’s Bush, Fear the Greytovra Race Course.