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Wairarapa Standard, Volume I, Issue 47, 25 November 1867, Page 2

FAIRBROTHER, HIGH-STEEET, CAETEETON,. "Wholesale and Retail Storekeeper. Importer of Boots and Shoes. TO ARRIVE PER “ELECTRA.” A well-assorted stock of EARTHENWARE. ; PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. THE REV. J. ROSS will preach (D.V.) at the following places on the first three Sundays of November: — 3rd Sunday, Tuhiterata, 10 a.m,; Hautotara, 2 p.m.; Greytown, 7 p.m. 4th Sunday, Mr Feist will (D.V.) preach in the Reading-room, Masterton, at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., and Upper Plain 3 p.m. Ist Sunday of December Mr Feist will preach at 11 a.m., at Masterton, TO STAND THIS SEASON, rgiHE Pure bred ARAB [Entire HORSE “SULTAN.” The above Thoroughbred Nedgid Arab Horse -will visit Carterton, Masterton, Featnerston and Greytown every week during the approaching season, and the public are invited to avail themselves whilst the opportunity offers of instilling some real staunch Arab blood into the Stock of this Province. “Sultan” is a pure bred high caste Nedgid Arab, stands 14 hands 2in. high, seven-year-old, perfect in figure, and of immense power, is a beautiful grey with dark points, and was imported at great expense from Arabia via Calcutta and Nelson, and though he, in common with all others of his high caste, stands what may be considered low in this country, his Stock in Nelson are large and are much admired. Owners may depend on every care being bestowed on their Mares, and that nothing shall be wanting on the part of the owner to effect the object in view. Featheeston. —On Mondays at Abbott’s Hotel. Greytown— At W. Hammerich’s Greytown Arms Hotel, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. Masteeton —At Jones’ Hotel, on Thursdays and Fridays. ! Terms:—£2 10 per mare. 5s groomage. Payable on first January, 1868. Terms if paid in cash £2. 5s groomage. THE Undersigned begs to inform his friends and the public that he has com * menced business as Horsebreaker, either f° r Saddle or Harness, and that from the long es " perience he has had in Victoria and New Zealand feels confident of giving satisfaction. Orders left at the Rising Sun, Greytown, will receive prompt attention. JAMES LAVERTY.

PUBLIC NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED having purchased all the interest in the CATTLE now running at the MUKAMUKA, caution all persons from removing any of them from the run. In the event of any infringement, the strictest penalty of the law will be carried out. JOHN H. HORNER, HENRY DEATH. Hutt, October 18, 1867. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Greytown, November 14,1867. fjpENDERS will be received at Provincial Secretary’s Office, Wellington, until noon of Friday, December 6th, for the construction of a BRIDGE over the Wharama river. Plans and Specifications may be seen at Provincial Engineer’s Office, Wellington ; Jones’ Hotel, Masterton; and Nicoll’s, Wharama. J.D. BAIRD, District Engineer. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. fJIHE Greytown Board of Wardens invite Tenders for the Formation and Metalling of 40 chain more or less, of No, 4 line; (Humphrey’s road) also, for the Formation and Metalling of 20 chain more or less, of No. 2 line; and also for the Formation and Metalling of 15 chains, more or less, of.No 1 line. For Clearing, Falling, and Stumping of 240 chains more or less, of road known as Tocker’s road. Separate Tenders to be sent in for each work by Saturday, the 30th inst., at noon. . The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Specifications may he seen at Fuller’s Hotel, Greytown, after Monday, 18th inst. H. UDY, Chairman. Greytown, Nov, 15, 1867.