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Wairarapa Standard, Volume I, Issue 19, 11 May 1867, Page 2

TO LANDOWNERS AND OTHERS. TTTANTED LAND TO PLOUGH, to 7 T the extent of two or three hundred acres. For terms apply at the Mnacuar Office, or to. MR. BRIGHTWELL, East Taratahi, Wairorapa. sth April, 1867. THE GREAT MOUNTAIN WONDERS will perform at FEATHERSTON ... Tuesday 14th inst GREYTOWN ... Wednesday, 15tb jintt. MASTERTON ... Thursday and Friday. 16th and 17th Advancbd Coubibe— MR. J. WILSON. AUSTRALASIAN WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH. A PUBLIC TEA MEETING will he held in the Greytown Church on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd of May, when it ii expected that the Rpv. Mr Kirk, the Superintendent of the District, and the Rev. Mr. Rishworth, the resident minister of the Wairarapa, will be both present Tea on the Table at 5 o’clock. Tickets Is. 6d. each, to be obtained off Mr. E. WALKER, or JOHN HALL, Secretary. Greytown, March 8, 1867. FOR SALE. A BAY MARE, very quiet, broken into saddle and harness. Apply tcf W. GREATHEAD, Masterton. March 10, 1867. J. DEMAN, LICENSED SURVEYOR UNDER THB NATIVE land’s ACT. Office: —Opposite the “ British Volunteer,“ Greytown. CHAVANN E’S NEW ZEALANDER HOTEL* MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. TWO POUNDS REWARD ! ! ! LOST— A CIIESNUT HORSE, with bridle saddle, and also coat strapped to the saddle. Branded N P on off shoulder, with white star on forehead. Whoever brings the same to the MERCURY Office, Greytown, will receive the above reward.