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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 162, 17 May 1879, Page 2

J! E. S.JIVvB E A RD, ' SUSGE't)N. Address—Mkh. McKoy, Chapel Street, — Masterton. Jjl QU"AB TL" Y COACH PAINTER & SIGN WRITER, Orders executed in a style and at a price that cannot bo surpassed, if equalled. 109 E M 0 F F I T. DENTIST, Next door to Dr Harding's, Willis-street, WELLINGTON. 129 £20,000 10 - ls^ Terms—Not less than 3500, at the rate of 10/- per aero, for not less than two years. Interest, 10 per cent. Apply to, G. S. W. DALKYMPLE, & CO,, Station and Insurance Agents, 130 Masterton.

Tlio services of the Masterton unci of the Carterton Eifie Volunteers have been accepted. 10,3G 1 ? bales of wool were offered at London on Wednesday last. Opening prices were well maintained. We are requested to remind the public that Messrs lorns and Fergußßon's cattle sftle is at 2 p.m. this day. A meeting takes place at the Empire Hotel, Masterton, this evening to get up a coursing match 011 the Queen's Birthday. On Monday next the adjourned meeting takes place at Tauherenikau to organize a Ploughing Match. We trust that this time the meeting will be well attended, 6. S. W. Dalrymple and Co. advertise £20,000 to lend, in sums of not less than £SOO, on landed security at 10 per cent. It is satisfactory to notice that money is available for mortgage purposes on reasonable terms. The Masterton Fire Brigade notify that they will pay a sum of ten shillings to the owner of any horse drawing tiie fire engine to a fire in the day time, and LI if at night; also, a sum of five shillings will be given to anyone first giving the alarm of fire by ringing the fire-bell. A man named Prior was sentenced to seven days' imprisonment by A. W. Renall, Esq., J.P., for being illegally mi the premises in course of ereetion'opposito tlie Council Chambor 011 the night of the 15th. He had made his bed for the night among the shavings, and no doubt would have had the usual smoke, and so considerably endangered the building. . A complaint was made to us yesterday that a stranger in Masterton has had a valuable little terrier dog poisoned through eating poisoned meat laid on land fronting the main road near the hospital. He complains that the fact of poison .being laid should bo advertised, so that'strangers coming into the place with dogs could be more careful to keep them off such land.