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Wairarapa Standard, Volume I, Issue 51, 23 December 1867, Page 2

ANTED, a good SHEPHERD. Apply t0 C. A. VALLANCE, Not. 20, 1867. Kaumingi. ANTED, .a FEMALE .SERVANT. Apply at the “ Mercury’-’ Office. 'ITTANTED. —An apprentice to learn the YV ' Wheelwrightbusiness. Apply at the office of this paper. -TJTTANTED, ~ A HOUSEKEEPER.YY ; Good.references required. Apply to MR. M. HIRSCHBBRG,' Grey town.. WANTED, two Little BOYS to join the Duke ; of Edinburgh Crcket Club, Featherston, to make up an Eleven to challenge the Greytown Cricket Club. Apply to F.C. Post Office, Eeatherston. 1 T. J. MOUNTAIN,, TEA DEALER, FAMILY GROCER, AND IMPORTER of CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, KEROSENE GIL, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, &c.. &a, Wellington. Country orders covering a -remittance, or satisfactory reference in town, punctually attended to. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. IMPOUNDED, in the Public Pound .at Taratahi, on the 18th November, 1867, by R. Edwards,-for trespass on his land at Taratahij One black Entire HORSE, white star on forehead, and white mark on nostril, branded ;)•( on near‘sh6ulder; owner unknown. Unless previously redeemed or replevied, will be sold on 23rd December, 1867, at noon, in accordance -with -the Impounding Act. 'THOMAS RAY, Poundkeeper. 'Taratahi, Pec. IT, 18671 PANUITANGA TOEIARI FAUNA. HE hoiho Tariana, he.mea pango, he tiwha kei te rae, he ma kei te ihu; he whenei te parani .)-( e man ana kite peke maui, Iwhina taua hoiho ki.te Tokiari Paunai Taratahi e Te.Erueti i te 18 o nga ra o Nowema, 1867 v mo tetakahanga Jdfunga itona whenua i Taratahi, kahore i te mohiotia te tangata nona taua hoiho. Kite kore te tangata nona e whakaputa |atu taua hoiho, ka hokona a te 23 o uga ra o Tihema, 1867, i te tino awatea, i runga i.nga tikanga o te ture mo te pera. NAT.REI, Kai Tiakio te Pauna. i Taratahi, Tihema 11, 1867. ALFRED FEIST, STO B E KE.E P E R., MASTERT OM. RESPECTFULLY informs his Customers and the Public, that as he is now taking Stock, and finds some few articles not in ready demand, although of a serviceable nature, these will be greatly reduced in price, all other goods will be sold at a low rate of. profit .TOE CASH ONLY. TO BUILDERS, TENDERS are invited-for the erection of a two-storey STORE and DWELLING, in Featherston, for M. Caselberg. Plans and Specifications to be seen at.MrGrigg’s, “ Wairarapa {Mercury” Office. Tenders are to be sent in before the 28th of December next. Tenders to be addressed—M. Caselberg, care , of Mr Grigg, “ Wairarapa Mercury” Office - Greytown. .IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS. Ma WM. JENNINGS INTENDS to run a TRAP from the Te Ore Ore Hotel every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings; for the conveyance of ! Travellers to and from Masterton,to meet the down Coaches. Good and secure Paddocks for the accommodation of the public. [medical.] MR JOHN SMITH, Licentiate of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow. Registered according to the.Medical Act. Mr S. begs to Intimate 'that he will he in Masterton, at Dixon’s, from 12 to 4 p.m. every Tuesday.-He would also inform his patients residing at a distance, that it would save unnecessary delay, if in their correspondence, they would send full details of their symptoms, &c. STOLEN OR. STRAYED. ON Sunday, the Bth December, from the paddock of the undersigned, a Dark Bay GELDING, branded-Mon near shoulder,half star on -forehead,-chafed by saddle on high wither. If found to be -strayed, the .undersigned will pay to any person who will bring the horse to hiaresidence in Greytown, the sum of £l-if stolen, a reward of £5 wili .be,paid;to the party who will give such Information as will lead to .the conviction of the offender or offenders. I ,J. F. DILLON. •'Greytown,- . Dec, 18, 1867. 1170UND.—A large TRAP, NUT The jtJ(? The owner can have the same, by paying expenses, on application ,at the office of this paper, ~ ... : "VTOTICE is hereby given, that from the Ist i, 1 day of AprD, 1868, all persons trespassing on lands in the occupation of the 1 undersighed in the Tupurupuru Block, instead of travelling bn the road as ; marked but bn the ground, will he prosecuted according to law, ROBERT. GRANT. Bannockburn, Dec. 17, 1867.