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Wairarapa Standard, Volume I, Issue 45, 11 November 1867, Page 4

TARATAHI SAW MILL. THREE MILE BUSH. TIMBER cut to any SIZE or LENGTH. W. ANDERSON & CO HARW 0 0 D PIEST-CLASB SHINGLE-SPLITTER FROM THE UPPER HOTT. Laths, Shingles, Posts and Rails split to order. Orders left at this office, or at the “Rising Sun ” will .'be punctually attended to. 6T3 0 0 GUINEA TO BE HAD FOR TFNIJ! Q. EA N B ART UNION, TUESDAY, 24th DECEMBER, 1867, AT OSGOOD’S EMPIRE .HOTEL, Consisting of the following articles of valuable Jewelry:— Ist Prize—l PRIZE GOLD WATCH, value 100 Guineas 2nd Prize—l Diamond Broach, value 75 Guineas 3rd Prize—l Diamond Ring, value 80 ■Guineas 4th Prize—l Diamond Broach, value 25 Guineas sth Prize—l Gold Watch, value 8 guineas 6th Prize—l Gold Watch,"value 4 Guineas. 7th Prize—l Pair Gold Ear-rings, value 2 Guineas Bth Prize—l Gold’Chain, value 2 Guineas 9th Prize—l Gold Chain, value 2 Guineas 10th Prize—l Gold Chain, value 2 Guineas The articles on view at W. H, FOLEY’S Retreat Hotel, Willis street. TICKETS—I GUINEA EACH, To be had at all the principal Hotelin the city. BEN. SMITH, A RCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER Lanihton Quay. Opposite Warmbll’s.

WAIRARAPA MERCURY.—WELLINGTON AGENCY. MR. R. BURRETT, Bookseller, Mannersstreet, Wellington, is the Wholesale Agent for the '‘Wairarapa Mercury, ’’ in Wellington, and is duly authorised to transact business and to receive .money on our account, ■whose leceipt will he a sufficient discharge. Proprietors “ Wairarapa Mercury Greytown, April 12,1867. EDUCATION, HE ,REV, W. M. FELL, Alumnus of the University of Edinburgh, will have vacancies at Christmas, for two young gentlemen to board and educate; the comforts of a well appointed home, combined with,a superior education are offered. Terms on application. Thehighest r fer ences given, and references required. E. & C. GRIGG. Wellington. Oct. 18th 1867.