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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 245, 22 August 1879, Page 3

|]\T 0 T I C E. 1 hereby give notice that, my Daughters, Cecilia Sarah Augusta Hooker, and ■' lice Harriot Hooker, having left my house and protection in consequence of my having refused my sanction to their respective marriages wtlh persons whom I at present deem unworthy of becoming their respective husbands, I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by either of them or on their or either of their behalf by any person or persons whomsoever on any account whatsoever. My said daughters being over the age of 21 years, all credit given to them will be at the risk of the parties according the same. Med. at Mast.iion this twentieth day of August, 1879. 244 THOMAS HOOKER, CELLING AFF CELLING f\W\ E, CARTER, of GREYTOWN, being about to leave the District, desires to offer his large and varied stock of FANCY GOODS, DRAPERY, TOYS, &e,, to the public at less than COST PRICE, Sale to COMMENCE on TUESDAY 26th. Trim'dhats from 2/6 | Ladies' skirts .. 2/(5 1/ dies' Bonnets „ 7/6 Colored Hose, 4Jd Flowers „ ./2 Ribbons ,',m Costumes „ G/G Feathers ~ l/. llich Black Lustre ~ 1/6, • No reasonable offer refused, 244 A T U R BAY r. P AUI &C°'' s GREAT SALE. 244

Tl/TASTEUTON MALK AND FEMALE IVi REGISTRY OFFICE, Next door to KuliMcwliiic'a Temperance Hotel, QUEEX-STIIEET, MASTECTOX, Conducted by MRS, GILEIT. Farmers, Hotel Proprietors, and Private Families supplied with Servants of all classes on the shortest notice. 0.-Respectable Females while waiting for engagements can be Accommodated with BO,ffiDand LODG7NG at the above MASTEJfTON POULTERERS DEPOT. MABTEM'ON TU k COFFEE ROOMS, lypS GILLETT has commenced business LU in the above branches, and is pre pared to Supply all new and Seasonable Fruits, also Poultry, ready dressed for the table. Moderate prices! Careful attention to orders! Cleanliness! Civility! are the guiding rules of Mas ffrnETT's Establishment.' 244 "tyrASTERTOfI QUADRILLE CLUB, Xext practice on FRIDAY EVENING, in the Town Hall, in place of ordinary night, when the Hall is not available. G. BEYJ'LEY, 232 Hon. Sec.

pOBE 11 T WYE TH, STOREKEEPER, Next Empire Hotel, Queen-st., Masterton. A large stock of Groceries, Ironmongery, Fancy Goods, Fruit, etc. Coffee and Luncheon Rooms hy Mrs Wyeth, 232 mo THE PUBLIC OF MASTERTON AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT. extending my business, aiid thanking my customers and the public who have so liberally supported me in the past, I beg to inform them that orders left at the Shop' will be attended to, and the price of Bread will The tightness of the money market obliges me to ask my customers to be as prompt as possible with Cash or weekly payments, JAS. THOMPSON, Mastcrton, June 19,1879, U9 MOTICE is hereby given that the PartIn nerslup hitherto existing between Chahms Chub Colville and James Andrew Gm'OBB, trading under the style or firm of Colville and Gifford, Bootmakers, at Masterton, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, All accounts due to the firm must bo paid to James Andrew Gilford, and all accounts owing by the firm will be paid by him. CHARLES 6. COLVILLE. JAMES ANDREW GIFFORD. Signed in the presence of Rd. Browx, Accountant, Masterton, Masterton, August 19,1879.

IN future the business will bo carried on by James Andrew Gifford, who, while thanking customers for their liberal support to the late firm, assures them that no effort will bo spared to merit a continuance of the same. Having removed tc the New Shop next door to Mr Hales' new store, with a splendid Stock of hand-ulado work of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, he trusts to merit a fair share of public patronage. Orders punctually attended to. Repairs neatly executed. JAMES ANDBEW GIFFOKD.