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Wairarapa Standard, Volume II, Issue 53, 6 January 1868, Page 2

s T 0 C K LI, S, T 100 cases Burnett's old tom, 2 gallons 100 do JDKZ Geneva strong 160 casks Thomson’s ginger wine *!0 do Bernard’s ginger wine 100 cases Barclay’s porter,.pints and quarts 45 do Truman’s porter,'pints and quarts 20 hhds McEwc-n’s Edinburgh ale 20 do Truman’s stout, XX "'W 70 cases claret, various brands 40 do Xo. 2 Moselle, pints and quarts 20 do Joseph Perrier champagne 25 qr-casks Lemon Hart’s nun, 10 o.p. 10 do Martell's brandy 10 do Hennessy’s do 6 do do, vintage 1864 100 cases MarteU’s pale brandy 50 do Hennessy’s do 80 do Allsop’s ale, quarts SO casks Tennant’s ale, pints 10 qr-casks Stewart’s whisky 8 do Belfast do 25 cases Rinnahan’s LL whisky 90 cases Stewart’s do 24 do Old Islay do •- 6 Also, Xew currants, eleme raisins, sugars Tea, coffee, oilmen’s stores, vestas Nelson-biscuit, Otago oatmeal, caudles Cigars, tobacco, &c„ &c„ &c. FRANCIS SIDEY & CO. Wellington, 21st Xov. 1567. £25 REWARD. STOLEX from my BUN between the 14th Oct., and Ist November, ISG7, THREE CALVES; the Calves were taken from near a part of the run known as the “ Clump of Trees.” Whoever will give information which ■will lead to the conviction of the offender will receive the above reward. C. K. B [DWELL, Pihautea. Pihautea, Xov. 24. SMALL FARMS FOR SALE IK THE WHAKE-KAKA PLAIN. OWING to delay in marking off the Sections, none of them will be offered for Sale by Auction until further notice. The undersigned continues to receive applications from intending purchasers. Plans showing the Sections may he seen at Waiheuga, at the office of Messrs Izard and •Pharazyn, Wellington, and at the office of Mr S. M. Skeet, Greytown. J. VALENTINE SMITH, sth Xov. 1867. FOB SALE AT CABTERTOX. A SIX-BOOMED HOUSE, and LAND adjoining, (in such a quantity as the buyer may desire) not exceeding eight acres. For particulars apply to JAMES PETERS. Carterton, Xov. 27,1867. NOTICE. COBB’S COACHES. EAST COAST LINE. THE Proprietor of this Line desires to inform the Settlers that he has opened BookingOfficesat Air Abbot’s, Featherston;Mr Rowe's, Tauherenikau, and M. Hammerich’s, Greytown, and respectfully request those desiring passages to Wellington, to book the day previous at any of the above places. His object in doing this, so that he may-become acquainted with the number booked, so that if there is not sufficient accommodation in the Coach, he may take those not able to get such accommodation in a trap or coach on that day. W. R. HASTWELL, Proprietor. NOTICE. T E, the undersigned electors hereby cal ' a PUBLIC MEETING of the Elec ters in the East Masterton School District, to be held at the School-house, Masterton, on Monday, the 13th January next, at 7 o’clock, p.m., for the purpose of making provision for the establishment and maintenance of a Common School within the said district. H. Bentley Charles Dixon Henry Bannister H. Hare A. W. Benall J. Valentine Smith Masterton, Dccemlwr 23, 1867. ALFRED FEIST, STOIiEKEEPEiI, MASTERTON. Respectfully informs his Custome and the Public, that as he is now takir Stock, and finds some few articles not in rear demand, although of a serviceable nature, the; will be greatly reduced in price, all other gooi will be sold at a low rate of profit fob cash only. IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS. Mr WM. JENNINGS INTENDS to run a TRAP from the Tc Ore Ore Hotel every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, for the conveyance of Travellers to and from Masterton, to meet the uown Coaches. Good and secure Paddocks for the accommodation of the public. T. J. MOUNTAIN, TEA DEALER, FAMILY GROCER, AND IMPORTER of CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, KEROSENE OIL, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, &e„ &c, Wellington. Country orders covering a remittance, or satisfactory preference in town, pudctnally attended to.