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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 104, 10 March 1879, Page 2

JQAVIS,- PHOTOGRAPHER, IS NOW TAKING PORTRAITS AT • McCARDLE'S, QUEEN STREET, MASTER TON. 0 T~l o E. Owing to the lata Fire the business of the BANK OF AUSTRALASIA at Maslcrton will, pro tern., bo carried on in the Council Chamber Offices. A. E. S. CARR, Manager. BiEgisebi Register! FORMS can be obtained and filled in at the Wairabata Daily office free of charge, In Re the Salvage Goods rescued from the Fire of M, Caselbeiig & Co's. Stores, Greytown, on January 28, 1879. J/J QASELBERG & 00. Give notice that they have this day purchased the residue of the goods from the Insurance Companies, and they intend to sell tho same within SEVEN DAYS FROM THIS DATE AT CONSIDERABLY LOWER PRICES than hitherto, as the whole MUST BE CLEARED OUT To make room for Winter Goods at Wellington, The Sale is STRICTLY FOR CASH, And will be continued at the BRICK WAREHOUSE, MASTERTON. M. CASELBERG & CO. Saturday, March 8, 1879. G9 DEATH. Poai),—At Feilding, on the 9th instant, Helen Poad, second daughter of Mr James Harvey, sen., of the Camp.